Checkerboard London Blue Topaz and 0.17 CT. T.W. Diamond Cocktail Ring in 14K White Gold

Be the talk of your circle with this brilliant cocktail ring. Crafted in lustrous 14-karat white gold, it features an extra-ordinary London blue topaz center stone, with shimmering diamonds decorating its shank. Pair this beauty with your favorite matching accessories and look splendid.

What do I need to know about blue topaz?

New to the market as of last century, blue is now a common color choice for one of the world’s most popular gemstones. Available in a variety of hues including an icy blue shade known as Swiss Blue and a rich tone called London Blue. The gem is impressively durable, hard and deeply colored making it an eye-catching gemstone for this ring.

What does blue topaz symbolize?

Blue Topaz is often associated with loyalty and love, and represents eternal romance and friendship. It symbolizes honesty, clarity of feelings, and deep emotional attachment. Said to aid one's sweetness, it was a popular stone with the kings and members of royalty.

What makes diamonds special?

You already know the answer to this one! Diamonds are one of the most coveted gemstones for good reason. Rare and valuable, the luxurious colorless gems look good with literally everything. They are also the most popular pick for engagement rings and wedding bands, making them symbol of romance, loyalty and love.

Is diamond a birthstone?

Yes, diamond is the birthstone of the month of April and said to symbolize clarity, harmonious relationships, inner strength and balance. It makes for a perfect gift for engagements and 60th anniversaries.

How should I style this ring?

A splash of colour this beautiful ring can be worn with a vast array of colours. Pair it with shades of white, cream, peach and watch this beauty bring a sparkle on your face. When worn with dark shades like burgundy, bronze and black this exotic ring will bring out the diva in you. This ring complements most skin tones and is a versatile addition to your jewelry collection.

What is the history of diamonds?

Diamonds have always been a sign of wealth, worn by elite classes and wealthy rulers—but in addition to being displayed as adornment and good luck charms, diamonds were also used as carving tools and even digested as medicine. The first diamonds were found in India and traded along the Silk Road, but as the supply dwindled in South Asia, other countries, including Brazil and South America, became the new suppliers. Today, production has increased to about 100 million carats per year across the globe.

What inspired the design?

Like a flower in bloom, this sparkling ring will bring out the best of your look. A sparkling beauty with the best combination of stones, this ring will make heads turn each time you wear it.