C.N. Engagement Ring
A version of style 102131
A version of style 102131
Fun and surprisingly helpful video (for dudes, of course). Pass this along to your dude friends who go into head-scratching mode when talking about engagement rings.
Oh my god! This is the probably the prettiest piece I have from you. The fine details are amazing! I love sapphires, especially in rose gold. I’m not sure why I go for anything else.
Hi Joe,
Got the ring last night, and we love it! The band goes perfectly with
the engagement ring, and the set looks amazing together. I almost had
to wrestle it off L to put it away until the wedding!
Thanks again!!
M
Behold the wondrous amethyst. Watch as the lustrous shades of purple enchant and invite the eye. And while you’re at it, learn these interesting facts:
Amethyst was once revered as the “jewel of the gods”.
Amethyst is the birthstone for the month of February, and the official gem for Wednesday, Jupiter and those born under the sign of Pisces.
Amethyst rings are traditionally worn by Bishops and some people believe that amethyst brings good luck to petitioners.
Amethyst has been used to symbolize deep love, happiness, humility, sincerity and wealth.
Long ago, farmers believed wearing amethyst would protect their crops from hailstones and locusts.
The Hebrew word for amethyst is “ahlamah” which means “dream”; thus, the stone was supposed to cause lovely dreams and visions… and if you dream of amethyst you will be free from harm.
Amethyst was the emblem for Matthew, one of the twelve apostles.
Leonardo da Vinci believed amethyst had the power to control evil thoughts, to quicken intelligence, and to make men shrewd in business matters.
With pink diamonds