Sapphires have long been associated with loyalty, sincerity, and faithfulness – qualities associated with virtue, sincerity, and sincerity. A Blue Sapphire alternative to diamonds on the Mohs scale, sapphires rank 9 – making them an excellent hardy gemstone suitable for daily wear.

Couples seeking unique expressions of their union are increasingly opting to replace the classic diamond engagement ring with something different such as an alternative sapphire engagement ring from Deliqa Gems. Here, there is a wide range of contemporary sapphire engagement rings with carefully considered color selection.

Emeralds

Emeralds are stunning green stones that belong to the “big four” gemstone family; alongside diamonds, rubies, and sapphires they represent timeless wisdom and longevity when selected as engagement ring gems. While less durable than these other gems, emerald stone still make elegant choices that symbolize wisdom and longevity for engagement rings that celebrate engagements or milestone events.

Gemologists grade emeralds according to their color, tone, and saturation. Selecting darker grass-green colors could save money as those with greater saturation tend to be more expensive than lighter versions.

Peridots offer brighter green options than their counterpart, peridots. Available in yellow, blue, and peach shades respectively, moissanite provides something different by having sparkle similar to sapphire but superior brilliance to emeralds.

Rubies

Sapphires aren’t the only blue diamond alternatives. Ruby is another stunning gemstone option, available in an array of vibrant colors such as pink, teal, and yellow – however, like emeralds, they may not be as durable for everyday wear as sapphires.

Peridots are stunning olive-green gems that resemble emeralds but cost far less. While durable enough for everyday wear and tear, their fragile surface can easily be scratched by other gemstones or metal objects.

Morganite is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after alternatives to diamond, thanks to its beautiful blush-like color and classic diamond cut design with natural pinky tones.

Tanzanite

Tanzanite, an exquisite blue gemstone found in Tanzania during the sixties and named by Tiffany & Co in an advertising campaign inspired by Mount Kilimanjaro, is considered to be an incredible 6,000 times more valuable than diamonds, ranking on Mohs scale between 6.5 to 7.

White gold and rose gold engagement rings make a bold statement, and pair well with each other – we particularly enjoy how their cooling blue tones complement one another beautifully, or vice versa.

When purchasing tanzanite stone , look for its deep violet-blue color and clean stone without visible inclusions that are both affordable and eye-catching. Tanzanite may also make an excellent budget option due to being less costly than its diamond equivalent.

Aquamarine

Light blue aquamarine stones make an elegant and striking choice as your “something blue.” A member of the beryl family, these gems share a similar internal structure as both emeralds and morganites.

Similar to diamond, this mineral is extremely hard and durable. Additionally, its refractive index makes it sparkle beautifully in any environment.

From natural to fake, these stunning rings will surely catch your eye. From traditional pearls with a luminous sheen to rainbow moonstone glistening in feminine colors, these darling options are the perfect options for brides who adore sapphires but prefer something unique and more affordable. Make sure that you select a reliable jeweler and obtain documentation on their gemstone’s treatment history for best results.

Morganite

Morganite is an attractive pink gem resembling aquamarine and emerald in chemical makeup, making it a popular alternative to diamond with its charming blush color and budget-friendly price point.

Morganites make stunning rings in all shapes, but oval and pear-shaped ones stand out the most due to highlighting their distinctive beauty. Additionally, these rings draw out its eye-clean clarity for maximum appeal over colorless or less saturated options.

For an unconventional bride who desires something unique and personal, select untreated morganite that features beautiful natural inclusions. Morganite is highly durable so there won’t be any worries of wear-and-tear damage over time.