Where To Buy Investment Quality Pigeon Blood Ruby And Diamond Engagement Rings
Ruby wedding rings were a Victorian era classic and therefore some of the best and most unique pigeon blood ruby and diamond engagement rings are antique. That’s why Adin Antique Jewelry is a great choice. You can choose to invest about $3,500 for a large eccentric piece or spend as little as $200 for something that’s an heirloom but doesn’t require such a massive investment.
Custom Designing Online
If you want a set of custom designed ruby wedding rings and want to select your own Burmese gems, or even something of good quality in a pigeon blood color from another region, then you will want to check into the company called The Natural Sapphire Company that carries untreated gemstones and makes custom creations to your specifications. The gems are investment quality and the settings first rate. You can choose to add diamonds or other stones to the setting or select some ready made designs. However, if you want to be sure of the quality, buying the stone and the mounting separately is probably the best way to go.
Madagascar Ruby Ring Setting
Just to show you what you can get and how much it will cost, I have created sample pigeon blood ruby and diamond engagement rings through TNSC online. Here are the results: I have chosen a high quality ruby from Madagascar that is .75 carat weight. Next I’ve selected a wedding set mounting in 18k yellow gold with 2 round diamond side stones, about .5 carat each. Here’s the price outline: The ruby costs $1,200.00, the setting $1,080.53, the price of the diamond side stones $1,085.00 and the whole thing put together comes to a total of $3,365.53.
Compare that with a similar antique creation for about $3,500….which tells us that the cost of an investment quality set of ruby wedding rings or a set that has an engagement ring and a gold band with accent diamonds is going to cost just over $3,000.
How To Save Several Thousand On A Ruby Engagement Ring With Diamonds
If that scares you, then here’s another option for something still investment quality but more affordable. I change some settings on the ring I’m designing in TNSC and smaller Kenyan ruby. I select the same mounting but in 14k gold instead of 18k and now the total price of the ring is about $1,285. I just lowered my own price by over $2,000 but have the same basic design with a lesser quality stone, but still diamonds and a decent sized untreated ruby.