Suzanne Ring

This exquisite Alexandrite engagement ring is the perfect way to say “I do!” Featuring an exquisite lab or Chatham alexandrite in a prong setting, this unique wedding cluster Suzanne Ring has a captivating blue-purple color change effect. The oval-cut gemstone is surrounded by an array of sparkling accent diamond clusters that will make your special someone feel extra special on your big day. This exquisite Alexandrite engagement ring is sure to make a statement. Crafted with a stunning lab or Chatham alexandrite, this Suzanne Ring is guaranteed to captivate with its mesmerizing blue-purple color change gemstone. This exquisite Alexandrite engagement ring is a stunning and unique choice for your special day. Crafted with a lab or Chatham alexandrite and dazzling diamond clusters, it features a breathtaking oval-cut blue-purple color change gemstone in a prong setting. Whether you choose the stone and setting provided or opt for a custom-made piece, you can be sure that this exquisite engagement ring will be a treasured and timeless symbol of your love. Choose the material, alexandrite type, and size of your engagement ring from the drop-down menu provided. With its striking color-changing qualities and timeless design, this Alexandrite engagement Suzanne Ring is the perfect choice for a beautiful and unique wedding. Its combination of sparkle and elegance make it a timeless symbol of your love and commitment. Let this stunning ring symbolize the start of your new life together. Alexandrite Birthstone Meaning and History Alexandrite is a rare variety of the mineral chrysoberyl that changes color in different light. Most prized are those alexandrite birthstones that appear bright green to blue-green in daylight or fluorescent lighting, and intense red to purple in incandescent lighting.The first major alexandrite deposits were discovered in Russia’s Ural Mountains in 1830.

Where does alexandrite come from?

The spectacular deposits of the Ural Mountains were eventually exhausted, and most alexandrite is now found in Brazil, Sri Lanka and East Africa. The emerging deposits produced some gemstones of excellent quality, but many were less variable in color and had blurred hues than those found in 19th-century Russia. Because alexandrite is so rare, and even rarer in large sizes, fine alexandrite is one of the most expensive colored gemstones. Care and Cleaning of the Alexandrite Birthstone With a hardness of 8.5 on the Mohs scale, this June birthstone is relatively hard. It has good toughness and no cleavage. Cleavage refers to the characteristic of gemstones breaking in a certain direction after being stressed. This makes it an excellent choice for rings as well as other everyday jewelry inlays. An alexandrite engagement ring would make a unique gift for a bride-to-be born in June. Although it is best to clean your June birthstone in warm soapy water, ultrasonic and steam cleaning devices are generally safe. Those born in June are very lucky to have three beautiful birthstones to choose from. Now you know how to choose a June birthstone for yourself or your loved one who was born in June.If these elongated, thin inclusions line up in parallel in the June birthstone, they create a special phenomenon called the cat’s eye effect. Few gemstones are as alluring or stunning as cat’s eye alexandrite.

Detail

• Materials: Silver, Alexandrite
• Color: White Gold/ Rose Gold