{"id":167,"date":"2015-03-11T21:11:58","date_gmt":"2015-03-11T10:11:58","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.australiandiamondbrokers.com\/blog\/?p=167"},"modified":"2023-03-11T10:50:58","modified_gmt":"2023-03-10T23:50:58","slug":"stylish-rose-gold-gemstone-pairings","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.australiandiamondbrokers.com.au\/blog\/stylish-rose-gold-gemstone-pairings\/","title":{"rendered":"Stylish Rose Gold Gemstone Pairings"},"content":{"rendered":"

Most of us have been accessorising with silver and gold jewelry for the majority of our jewellery-wearing days, so naturally we can find ourselves at a loss when it comes knowing how to accessorise with rose gold. It\u2019s new territory, and a contemporary concept that will only be growing in popularity as more and more people consider metals outside of the classics.<\/p>\n

Rose gold is a feminine and trendy color for rings, but it\u2019s not always easy to know which colour gemstone will make a good match with it. Here we\u2019ve reviewed a number of possible gem choices for pairing with a rose gold band.<\/p>\n

So if you\u2019re thinking of getting yourself or a loved one a unique and beautiful ring, this guide should help make your choice much easier.<\/p>\n

Alexandrite<\/h2>\n

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From Russia with love, this rare stone was first discovered in 1834 in the emerald mines of the Urals and is known as the national stone of tsarist Russia. It has the stunning ability to change its colour with the light, from bluish-green during the day to varying shades of purple-red under incandescent light. It shimmering tones complement the warmth of the rose gold in a most royal way.<\/p>\n

Red Garnet<\/h2>\n

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Garnet is January\u2019s birthstone. Its name is derived from \u2018Garanatus\u2019, in Latin meaning \u2018seed-like\u2019, and refers to the pomegranate seed. Having been prized for over 5,000 years, the garnet can be found in parts of Africa, Europe, and Asia. It\u2019s deep red is a stark complementary accent to the pink rose gold tones, and makes for a romantic combination.<\/p>\n

Blue Topaz<\/h2>\n

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Although warmer coloured gemstones are the most popular for pairing with a warm-toned rose gold band, it\u2019s important that you don\u2019t forget about blue topaz, which provides a dazzling stone-band contrast. This is December\u2019s birthstone, and is an upcoming trend as well.<\/p>\n

For an unusual ring that not many people have, try pairing blue topaz with diamond accents to create a bright and beautiful attention-getter.<\/p>\n

Amethyst<\/h2>\n

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This stone\u2019s name comes from the Greek word meaning \u2018not intoxicated\u2019, and was used to decorate their drinking vessels in the belief that it would protect them from getting drunk. As … romantic \u2026 as that sounds, amethyst has a varied and rich history in myths, legends, and worldwide cultures.<\/p>\n

As February\u2019s birthstone, it\u2019s symbolic for stimulating the mind and soothing the emotions. Its purple tones paired with the pink tones of rose gold make for a whimsical combination, such as in the above example.<\/p>\n

Rose Quartz<\/h2>\n

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Also known as the Love Stone, rose quartz can vary from shades of pale to strong pink, and makes a gorgeous stone-band combination with rose gold. The gem is a hallmark of unconditional love; love for self, love for family, love for friends, and love for lovers. It makes a beautiful gift for every type of love under the sun.<\/p>\n

Paired with a rose gold band, this gem represents the ultimate in affection and adoration.<\/p>\n

Fire Opal<\/h2>\n

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The fire opal is of the precious opal group. This stone contains the colours of all the other stones, and is said to represent every type of energy. The Mayans and Aztecs called it quetzalitzlipyollitli, or \u2018the stone of the bird of paradise\u2019. Its fiery colour and warm glow match well with the warmth of the rose gold, while still maintaining its brilliant hues as the ultimate head-turner.<\/p>\n

Rhodolite Garnet<\/h2>\n
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