Beryl Rings

Types of Beryl gemstone rings

• Aquamarine Beryl Ring :

  Aquamarine obtains its greenish blue to blue green color from the iron impurities present in it. One of the hardest gemstones with Mohs index of 7.5 to 8, Aquamarine is also one of the flawless crystals with very high transparency. The stone can be set with any metal like gold, silver or platinum to make a beautiful ring out of it.


• Bixbite Beryl Ring (Red Beryl Ring) :

  This beautiful and extravagant Red Beryl Ring is usually used as an engagement ring when set with Diamond and Platinum. Originally known as Bixbite, Red Beryls are some of the most desirable and most expensive gemstones, mined only in Wah Wah mountains in Utah. The red color in the Beryl is formed due to the presence of Manganese ions.


• Emerald Beryl Ring (Green Beryl Ring) :

  Emerald is green to greenish blue variety of Beryl. Green Beryl, on the other hand, is light green or, as it is sometimes referred to, pale green beryl. Green Beryl is one of the most attractive and rarest gemstones from Nigeria. The crystal structure of Green Beryl has trace element of Chromium which makes its color green. Green beryl looks stunning as a ring when paired with white gold and diamonds.


• Goshenite Beryl Ring (White Beryl Ring) :

  White Beryl is also known as Goshenite, after Goshen, Masachusetts where it was discovered. Goshenite is the highly collectible colorless variety of Beryl that displays a diamond-like fiery brilliance. It is often fashioned in a fancy cut, such as Portugese cut, Checkerboard cut or Radiant cut, to maximise its brilliance and fire, making it a perfect choice for rings and a perfect alternative to diamonds.


• Heliodor Beryl Ring (Golden/Yellow Beryl Ring) :

  The unusually vibrant yellow color of this stone gives the name Heliodor, meaning ‘Gift from the Sun’. Also referred to as Golden or Yellow Beryl, this stone possesses a high brilliance as well as an excellent hardness, making it most preferred choice for jewelry, specially rings. Its unique and intense yellow color can be accentuated if set with diamonds.


• Morganite Beryl Ring (Pink Beryl Ring) :

  The stone of the beautiful island of Madagascar, a Morganite is known for its hardness, durability and clarity. Its large and elegant crystals with a rare brilliance make it a perfect choice for beautiful engagement rings. Morganite shows a range of pink colors due to traces of manganese.