A diamond shape(different diamond cuts) is the cut you choose to have your ring made into.

Whether you go for a round cut, princess cut, oval cut, marquise cut, Cushion cut, emerald cut, pear cut, your choice of diamond may reveal a lot about your personality, style or love life.

Diamonds are bold, timeless, fun-loving, elegant, and edgy that expresses your very unique personality. So, what exactly does your diamond cut say about your personality?

Below you'll find a comprehensive list of the most popular shapes and disclose what yours "Right Cut" says about you! How? Give it a read.

1. Round : Glamour, sophistication and strikingly bold

The Look : The classic round shape is the most popular and also the sparkliest of all diamond shapes. Like a wedding band, the circular shape of the diamond is very flattering represents love without end. The round cut diamond is versatile - it can be worn with anything in your wardrobe-whether formal, casual, or vintage!

Personality : Women who prefer it are usually drawn to its traditional romance, and carries a class and sophistication that is both timeless and modern.

2. Princess: Idealistic and dreaming woman

The Look : The princess-cut diamond is characterized by its geometric and sharp square shape. The most popular fancy shape, princess cut diamonds are for the women who is truly romantic at heart and believes in the fairy tale as the princess stone shape is known to manifest beauty, style and edge. A contemporary cut, with angular, strong lines, it has a pyramidal shape, with four beveled sides to maximize sparkle while maintaining a chic square shape.

Personality : Enjoy taking risks and tend to bring excitement into everything they do. With their fun-loving persona, they are easily the life of the party.

3. Emerald: who enjoys Flashy and Exuberant fashion

The Look : An emerald cut diamond is known for its distinctive shape and , typically having long facets & layered corners that resemble stairs. this popular style is for the women who enjoys flashy and exuberant fashion.

Due to large step-facets, inclusions and body-color, the emerald cut diamond highlights clarity better than any other diamond shape. Women who is choosing an emerald cut diamond have discerning taste- those who skew classic with an edge.

Personality : The emerald cut, like its wearer, is strong and charming. They are likely to have a clear sense of who they are, are open and warm-hearted, and confident in their skin.

4. Marquise: A lady who Loves Vintage, glamour and is larger-than-life

The Look : The name 'Marquise' is French and its shape from American football. Marquise diamonds are variations on the round brilliant cut and made up of 58 total facets to maximize sparkle and brilliance. This diamond shape has an elongated body with pointed sides and tapered tips that allow this diamond to carry its weight well and also making it appear larger than its carat weight.

Personality: A Marquise lover is dramatic and flamboyant. A marquise shape is for the woman who isn't afraid to break the rules. She’d rather be your shot of whiskey than everyone’s cup of tea.

5. Pear: A daring and Full of life kind of women.

The Look : The pear diamond —also known as the teardrop or pendeloque cut—is unlike any other diamond cut.It combining tradition and brilliance, which is perfect for the bride who is drawn to excitement. Pear diamonds are a very stylish & bold mix between a marquise-diamond and round cut brilliant stone. They have a resemblance to an elegant teardrop that shows a great sense of sentimentality and romance. If you look closely, highly focused and career-oriented women tend to have these diamonds.

Personality : Just like this unusual shape, you’re all about moving to the beat of your drum and embracing your uniqueness. You are ambitious, adventurous, full of confidence, and like to live life vibrantly. At the same time, you are highly determinant and focused.

6. Oval: A Bright, smart, creative and individualistic woman.

The Look : The Oval cut diamonds is a modified round brilliant cut diamond as it has the same number of facets as the round brilliant cut. It offer the same amount of brilliance, fire and scintillation. The shape carries its carat weight pretty well which enhances the appearance of a diamond and makes it look larger than it originally is.

Personality : Bold, high individualistic, and creative at the same time. Although you’re someone who is in sync with trends, but also love a classic yet elegant aesthetic.

7. Cushion: A woman who is elegant and traditional.

The Look : The cushion cut diamond (once referred to as old mine cut) combines a square cut with rounded corners, much like a pillow (hence the name). The cushion- or pillow-cut diamonds is more or less square cut with rounded corners and larger facets that brings out its brilliance. The women who wears a cushion cut diamond considered to be the most romantic, trustworthy and brave individual.

Personality : Classic Romantic, Fashionable, Cool, Easy-going, Elegant. The cushion cut is both royal and trendy that she isn’t afraid to embrace it with both hands!

It’s been an unprecedented year, but that doesn’t mean your Valentine’s Day gift has to be anything less than special. See below for 10 Unique and Romantic Valentine’s Day Gift Ideas!

Whether your significant one is a romantic-at-heart or wants to hide the love, we’ll show you how to make your Valentine’s Day gift special. We’ve got you covered for a V-Day proposal and other classics such as hearts, diamonds, blue sapphires and rubies essentials to ensure she feels loved every moment.

Diamond Engagement Ring

So, you’ve found someone you really connect with or want to share your life with, and it might even be time to take this relationship to the next level. Congratulations! Now, it’s the best time to pop the question with the perfect ring that will make her Valentine’s Day!

Katelle Desire Diamond Womens Engagement Ring 1.28 ctw 14K Rose Gold, is a beautiful ring that will make anyone swoon!

Dangling Earrings

You can’t go wrong with a pair of Dangling Earrings. With the perfect combination of dazzle and color, these earrings with round-cut center ruby studded with diamonds, look unmistakably elegant

Ava Ruby and Diamond Halo Dangling Earrings, A can’t miss style for her.

Heart Necklaces

This necklace makes a great sentimental and personalized gift that will be worn close to the heart.

Zayna Blue Sapphire & Diamond Heart Pendant, is the perfect gift to tell your loved ones that they’re more important to you than the moon and stars.

Diamond Hoop Earrings

Some things never go out of style and hoop earrings are one them. These hoop earrings are beautiful to look at, and they have been a fan favorite forever.

Gift her Aricia Diamond Hoop Earrings that are sure to receive a ton of compliments!

Tennis Bracelets

Make her wrist sparkle this Valentine’s Day with a Zahra Princess Cut Blue Diamond Tennis Bracelet.

Choose from designs like a station bracelet or tennis bracelet that fit her personality and your budget!

Eternity Band: For Never-Ending Love

Eternity bands are the most sentimental path through which you can win your loved one’s heart this Valentine's Day.

Evelyn Diamond Eternity Band will surely make your valentine smile.

Trust us! She will simply melt!!

Diamond Studs

This Valentine's Day make her feel a little special! If you’re getting a gift for her, you should definitely consider Eryn Diamond Double Halo Stud Earrings.

These are the perfect level of elegance and stylish piece of jewelry for every person’s accessory box.

Station necklaces are the most classic luxury jewelry trend that brings elegance to your look, effortlessly!

Lien 13 Stone Ruby Station Necklaceis an incredible way to show the amount you love and care for her on this Valentine’s Day.

Promise Ring

If you want to prove your devotion but aren’t ready for a marriage, a promise ring is a perfect gift to give her.

Consider giving Shane Bold Round Diamond “V” Promise Ring to show your commitment!

Bar Necklace

A contemporary design with style is our brand new collection of Diamond Bar necklaces that can never be out of style.

Nova Petite Round Diamond Marquise Bar Necklace, adds a ton of sparkle to any outfit.

So, your journey of “I said yaaaaaas” begins – a big congratulations to you! And we’re sure your partner chose the perfect engagement ring,but have you ever thought what’s the difference between engagement ring and wedding ring? And, if you love your first “ring of love” so much, do you really need to get a coordinating wedding ring that goes with your unique style? At Trijewels, our experts will answer your most pressing questions, especially help you figure out the engagement ring vs. wedding ring debate, once and for all.

ENGAGEMENT RING VS. WEDDING RING

Both engagement rings and wedding rings carry significant meaning. The engagement ring is presented to a woman during a proposal or when a couple decides to get married. On the other hand, wedding ringsare exchanged at the wedding ceremony and worn starting from that time. Wedding ring represents the official bond of marriage and expresses a couple’s mutual love in both public and private.

Wedding rings tend to have simple designs, such as classic band like this plain bands or a diamond-encrusted eternity bands that you receive when you exchange vows during the wedding ceremony. In many instances, wedding rings don’t feature large diamonds and gemstones. So brides choose a Flat Comfort Fit, Milgrain designs or Micro Pave set band that complement their bigger engagement ring.

Engagement rings tend to be more extravagant and typically have one dominant stone, which either stands alone or is surrounded by additional small side diamonds. Considering your partner choice, engagement ring styles range from simple single stone designs like solitaire engagement ring to intricate designs ring like this custom design.

Due to their unique designs, the total carat weight of the engagement ring is generally higher than that of the wedding ring, resulting in a fairly significant price difference between both the rings.

To sum things up, the engagement ring is used to propose to one person in the relationship. It symbolizes a pledge of love and commitment for marriage. Wedding rings are worn by both spouses after exchanging vows during the marriage ceremony that represents the commitment, love and faithfulness of each other.

Engagement Ring or Wedding Ring, Which Should Buy First?

Well, it totally depends on individuals.

We mainly recommend that before you get down on one knee, you buy an engagement ring first, just in case the other person wants to buy the wedding ring together afterwards.

On the other hand, if you and your partner already have plans of spending the rest of your life together and have already discussed rings beforehand then it makes sense to buy both or just the wedding ring!

HOW TO WEAR YOUR ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS:

While there are no hard and fast engagement ring and wedding ring rules, you can wear both the rings together on the fourth finger of your left. As far as how to stack them, traditionally you’ll wear the wedding ring inside the engagement ring so that it’s closer to your heart.

According to their personal preferences and depending on an individual’s culture, some brides opt to wear their engagement rings on one hand and the wedding ring on the other, especially when both the rings have diverse designs and can’t be stacked.

Related: 'How To’ Wear Your Wedding Rings!’

ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RING COMBINATIONS

The whole idea behind marriage is that two is better than one – the same goes for rings also. No doubt, a glimmering engagement ring can be super striking and a super sleek wedding ring is stunning in its simplicity. But what happens when you pair both the rings together?

Pairing engagement ring and wedding ring – that were bought separately requires some careful comparisons.

Finding the best styles for a winning stacks, needs matching metal types and color, styles and fit.

You can also customize your own matching set by selecting a matching wedding and engagement ring set, also known as a bridal set. Bridal set comes with identical metal colors and the ring that will fit together perfectly.

We at Trijewels, offers you a range of stylish and stunning matching engagement and wedding ring sets. A few excellent examples are as follows:

• Ronia Classic Diamond Bridal Set Ring in 14K White Gold

• Felice Prima Round Diamond Halo Bridal Set Ring in 14K White Gold

• Lliana Infinity Double Halo Bridal Set Ring in 14K White Gold

• Sezen Diamond Bridal Set Ring in Platinum

Whether you prefer platinum, white gold, yellow gold, or rose gold, TriJewels has them all! We also offer you to customize your own wedding rings with a metal that suits your style and preferences.

Wedding Rings for Men

Options for men’s wedding rings are fast-changing and developing.

TriJewels has a huge collection of wedding rings for men that comes with metals like Platinum, White Gold, Yellow Gold and Rose Gold along with different finishes such as Glass, Hammer, High Polish and Satin with engravable styles. We’re also excited to offer our beautiful collections of Stone Bands with channel set diamonds.

Check out our stunning collections of wedding rings and engagement rings.

Having a ring on your finger shows to the world that you have committed and promised selflessly to your partner.

So, Congratulations!

Now, you must be thinking – is there a right way for me to wear this ring? What do the other rings symbolize? Why are there so many rings? It might seem confusing at first, but don’t worry – we got you.

Let’s start from The Basics:

A ring is not only the jewelry or accessory that can adorn your finger, in fact, but each ring also carries significate meaning with different milestones. The engagement ring is different from a wedding ring in terms of design, placement, and price-point but the main difference between the two is when each ring is given to another person. Engagement is typically given at the time of proposal or when a couple decides to embark on the marriage journey and a wedding ring is commonly representing the official bond of marriage and exchanged at the wedding ceremony. The rings symbolize the union of two people.

Therefore, couples buy a matching wedding ring set to ensure the two match and look stylish when worn together. However, matching your wedding band with your spouses is not necessary. A bride can reflect her own individual styles with classic bridals, Prima bridals, 3 stone bridals, and so on, while the groom can choose from our collection of men's wedding bands without worrying about coordination with their spouse. We also think it’s amazing when both spouses choose classic bridals or wedding bands – whatever they feel fits their style is important!

In most cultures, the engagement ring and wedding rings are worn on ring finger next to your pinky finger on your left hand as it is the only finger with a vein connects to the heart (or so, Ancient Romans believed it to be!). Most of the people wear their engagement ring and wedding band next to each other, so it is completely your choice which finger you choose to wear each ring.

How To Wear Rings In And Post The Wedding Ceremony?

There really is nothing telling you that you can’t wear this differently but, in most traditions, the couples wear the wedding band “closest to their heart”, which means the rings goes on the third finger of the left hand. On actual wedding day, most brides-to-be switch their engagement ring to their right hand before walking down the aisle to say ‘I do’ so as their significant other puts on the wedding band, their finger is empty. After the wedding ceremony over, brides will move their engagement ring on top of the wedding band. Increasing in popularity in recent years, some people choose to get their engagement ring and wedding band soldered together to create a bridal set one unified piece.

There are few brides who choose to wear simple wedding rings as theywork in a job where they use their hands a lot (surgeons, physical therapist). There can be situations where a person might be afraid of loosing or damaging a diamond ring. So, they simply choose rings that does not have elevated diamonds. If you have any questions about this, reach out to us at TriJewels.com!

What about AFTER the wedding?

Anniversaries will always be a special celebration about your lasting love. Several times, it also the perfect moment to buy an anniversary. Anniversary rings like diamonds eternity bands or other gemstone eternity bands are popular gifts to mark milestones that also symbolize the unending love you share with your partner. Using different metals and gemstones, you can add to your wedding band and engagement ring with another perspective on your love.

Today more celebrities are wearing engagement rings which include Skylar Astin, Max Ehrich, Dimitri Rassam, Michael Bublé, and professional wrestler David Otunga have also sported wearing an engagement ring to show their decision to get married.

Do Men Wear Engagement Rings?

Undoubtedly yes! Although it’s usually men who propose to women in heterosexual couples, women are now proposing more! Men don’t traditionally wear engagement rings but celebrities like Ed Sheren, Michael Buble, and David Otung have made it popular to do so.It shows your commitment to marriage, just like your significant other is showing theirs. In the end, we think it’s truly up to you!

All in all, rings are a symbol of never ending love!

We truly believe that rings are the ultimate symbol of love. Wearing one, or two, or even three are great ways to show how much you love your other half. Get unique, personalized rings for you and your loved one at TriJewels.com!

Keeping your jewelry sparkling can seem like a daunting task. With diamonds, gemstones, and various styles, each piece has unique care needs.
From rings to men's bands, proper cleaning is essential. In this post, we'll share effective tips to maintain the beauty of your favorite jewelry. We’ll cover everything from rings and earrings to bracelets and necklaces. Let’s dive into the best practices for keeping your treasures shining bright!

Why Regular Jewelry Cleaning is Important?

Regular cleaning helps maintain the brilliance and shine of your jewelry. Dirt, oils, and residue can dull the sparkle of diamonds and gemstones. Moreover, regular maintenance can help you identify any potential damage, ensuring your cherished pieces remain safe and secure.

Essential Jewelry Cleaning Supplies Before we get started, here are some essential supplies you’ll need:

• A soft toothbrush or a jewelry cleaning brush

• A lint-free cloth or microfiber cloth Mild dish soap

• Warm water A bowl for soaking

• Ammonia (for tough stains, but use sparingly)

Cleaning Tips for Different Types of Jewelry

1. Diamond and Gemstone Rings

Diamonds and gemstones may require special care. Here's how to clean them effectively:

• Soak: Mix a few drops of mild dish soap in warm water. Soak your rings for about 15-20 minutes.

• Brush: Use a soft toothbrush to gently scrub the setting and under the stones. Be cautious not to damage the prongs.

• Rinse: Rinse under warm water and dry with a lint-free cloth.

2. Earrings

Earrings can accumulate earwax and oils, particularly if worn frequently. Follow these steps:

• Soak: In the same soap and water solution, soak your earrings for 10-15 minutes.

• Brush: Use a soft brush to clean around any settings and hooks.

• ​​​​​​​Dry: Pat them dry with a soft cloth.

3. Men's Bands

Men’s wedding bands and rings are often exposed to daily wear and tear, especially if they’re made of durable metals like tungsten, platinum, or gold. Here’s how to keep them clean

• Soak: Place the band in a bowl with warm, soapy water for 15-20 minutes.

• Scrub: Use a soft toothbrush to remove any dirt, paying extra attention to engravings or textured details.

• ​​​​​​​Rinse & Dry: Rinse under lukewarm water and dry thoroughly with a microfiber cloth.

If your band has blackened or oxidized details, avoid harsh chemicals, as they may strip the finish. Instead, use a specialized jewelry cleaner or a gentle polishing cloth.

4. Women’s Wedding Bands

Women’s wedding bands, especially those with diamonds or intricate details, require careful cleaning to maintain their sparkle:

• Soak: Use a mild dish soap and warm water mixture, soaking for 15 minutes.

• Brush Gently: Use a soft-bristled brush to remove any dirt or residue.

• Rinse & Dry: Rinse with clean water and gently pat dry.

• Extra Shine: For added brilliance, polish the band with a jewelry polishing cloth.

Pro Tip: If your band features delicate pavé settings, avoid using excessive force while scrubbing to prevent loosening the stones.

5. Bracelets

Bracelets, whether chain, bangle, or tennis-style, can attract dirt from daily wear. To clean them properly:

• Soak & Scrub: Let the bracelet sit in soapy water for 10-15 minutes, then use a brush to clean between the links or under gemstone settings.

• Rinse & Dry: Run it under warm water and pat it dry with a lint-free cloth.

For pearl or delicate gemstone bracelets, avoid soaking and instead wipe them with a damp cloth.

6. Necklaces & Chains

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Necklaces and chains, especially those with intricate links, can collect dust and sweat over time.

• Cleaning Gold or Platinum Chains: Soak in warm, soapy water and scrub gently with a soft brush.​​​​​​​

• Cleaning Diamond Pendants: Use a mild solution and focus on scrubbing around the prongs and setting.

• Drying & Storage: Lay flat on a clean cloth to dry before storing in a jewelry box.

Avoiding Tarnish: Silver necklaces are prone to tarnishing, so use a silver polishing cloth regularly to restore their shine.

• Store Properly: Keep jewelry in a soft-lined box or pouch to prevent scratches.

• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Keep jewelry away from household cleaners, chlorine, and perfumes.

• Professional Cleaning: Get professional cleaning done once a year for a deep refresh.

1. How often should I clean my jewelry?
For everyday jewelry, clean it once every 1-2 weeks to remove dirt and oils. For special occasion pieces, clean them after each wear.

2. Can I use toothpaste to clean my jewelry?
No, toothpaste is too abrasive and can scratch metals and gemstones. Use a mild dish soap solution instead.

3. How do I prevent my silver jewelry from tarnishing?
Store it in an airtight bag, keep it away from moisture, and use a silver polishing cloth regularly.

4. Is it safe to clean all gemstones with soap and water?
Most gemstones are safe with mild soap and water, but delicate stones like opals and pearls should only be wiped with a damp cloth.

Keeping your jewelry clean ensures it always looks as dazzling as the day you got it! ✨


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Finding the perfect engagement ring isn’t just about the 4Cs (cut, color, clarity, and carat weight)—it’s also about how the ring looks on the hand! Just like different outfits suit different body types, certain diamond shapes and ring settings complement different finger structures.

Whether your partner has petite fingers, long elegant hands, or wider fingers, there’s a ring style that will flatter them best. Let’s dive into the best engagement ring styles for every hand shape.

For Small Fingers: Less is More

If your partner has petite hands, you don’t need an oversized diamond to make an impact. Instead, go for a design that enhances their delicate features.

💎 Best Diamond Shapes: Round Brilliant, Oval, or Pear-shaped diamonds create an illusion of length.
💍 Best Settings: Solitaire or a delicate pavé band will keep things elegant without overpowering the finger.
🚫 Avoid: Chunky bands or large halos that can overwhelm smaller hands.

For Thin Fingers: Keep it Classy & Elegant

Thin fingers naturally make diamonds look larger—so you can achieve a wow-factor without a giant stone! The goal is to find a balance that complements their slender frame.

💎 Best Diamond Shapes: Marquise, Emerald, or Oval-cut diamonds elongate the finger and create a stunning look.
💍 Best Settings: Solitaire or three-stone rings add dimension without looking too overpowering.
🚫 Avoid: Overly large stones with slim bands—this might make the ring look too heavy for the finger.

For Long Fingers: The Ultimate Ring Playground

If your partner has long, slender fingers, almost any engagement ring style will look fabulous! You have the freedom to choose from both classic and statement-making designs.

💎 Best Diamond Shapes: Princess, Asscher, Cushion, or Emerald-cut diamonds offer an elegant, elongated appearance.
💍 Best Settings: Halo or bold settings like tension-style rings will maximize the presence of the diamond.
🚫 Avoid: Super slim bands, as they can make long fingers look even longer than they already are.

For Wider Fingers: Make a Statement

If your partner has wider fingers, the key is to choose a design that makes the diamond the center of attention while balancing proportions.

💎 Best Diamond Shapes: Oval, Emerald, or Marquise-cut diamonds help elongate and slim the fingers.
💍 Best Settings: Halo settings, split-shank bands, and vintage-inspired designs add width and make the diamond appear larger.
🚫 Avoid: Small, minimalist rings, as they can make the fingers appear wider by contrast.

No matter your partner’s hand shape, there’s an engagement ring that will make their heart skip a beat! At TriJewels, we offer a customizable selection of engagement rings that fit every hand type and style preference. Browse through our collection to find the one that’s just right!

1. Can I use toothpaste to clean my jewelry?
No! Toothpaste is too abrasive and can scratch metals and gemstones. Stick to mild dish soap and lukewarm water for a safe and effective clean.

2. How often should I clean my jewelry?
For everyday pieces, a gentle cleaning once a week keeps them sparkling. For fine jewelry, a professional cleaning at Trijewels every 6-12 months is ideal.

3. Is it safe to wear my jewelry in the shower?
Not recommended! Soap, shampoo, and hard water can dull gemstones and weaken metal settings over time. Always remove jewelry before showering.

4. Why does my white gold jewelry look yellow over time?
White gold is coated with rhodium for its bright finish, which can wear off. A quick rhodium re-plating at Trijewels will restore its original shine!

DID YOU KNOW ?

Diamond is the only gem made of a single element: It is typically about 99.95 percent carbon. The other 0.05 percent can include one or more trace elements, which are atoms that aren’t part of the diamond’s essential chemistry. Some trace elements can influence its color or crystal shape Diamond is recognized today as the birthstone for April. Diamond is also the gem that marks the 60th and 75th wedding anniversaries.

Healing Powers

The April birthstone was even believed to have healing powers. Over the centuries, the diamond birthstone was thought to be an antidote to poison and provide protection against the plague.  Some claim that it is a boon for longevity, strength, beauty and happiness

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Understanding Diamond

Sparkling with an internal fire all its own, diamond is one of the world’s most sought-after and adored gemstones. Those born in April are lucky enough to call this scintillating gem their birthstone, a symbol of clarity and strength. Diamond is so strong, in fact, that its name comes from the Greek word "adamas," which means “invincible” or “unbreakable.”

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Care & Cleaning

Diamond (10 on the Mohs hardness scale) is usually durable enough to be placed in an ultrasonic cleaner. However, if your diamond birthstone has many inclusions or has been treated, it it is best to clean it with a lint-free cloth, or use warm water, mild soap, and a soft toothbrush or a commercial jewelry cleaning solution.

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Aquamarine isn’t just the March birthstone—this mesmerizing blue gem has been cherished for centuries as a symbol of youth, tranquility, and everlasting love. Often gifted for the 19th wedding anniversary, aquamarine is known for its soothing blue-green hues that resemble the sea and sky.







 

What is Aquamarine?

Aquamarine is a blue to greenish-blue variety of beryl, the same mineral family as emerald. Its color is typically a soft pastel blue, though heat treatment enhances its pure blue tone. The name Aquamarine comes from Latin, meaning “seawater,” and it has long been associated with calmness, courage, and protection for sailors. Many believe this gemstone soothes relationships, brings clarity, and enhances inner peace.

The Symbolism & Meaning of Aquamarine

Aquamarine has been revered for centuries, symbolizing:
✔️ Serenity & Emotional Healing – Said to bring inner peace and harmony
✔️ Courage & Strength – Encourages resilience and confidence
✔️ Love & Fidelity – A popular anniversary gift for lasting relationships
✔️ Protection for Travelers – Historically carried by sailors for safety at sea

Calm & Quiet Courage

Though aquamarine radiates gentle, soothing energy, it is also a stone of quiet resilience. It is believed to help:

• Overcome fears (especially fear of the unknown or communication issues)
• Reduce stress & anxiety
• Encourage clear thinking & compromise
  Wearing aquamarine jewelry, whether as an engagement ring, bracelet, or eternity band, is thought to bring balance, clarity, and courage in daily life.

Where is Aquamarine Found?

• Pakistan’s Karakoram Mountains – Found at altitudes of 9,800-13,000 feet, making mining a challenging feat
• Brazil (Minas Gerais) – One of the world’s most significant sources of high-quality aquamarine

How to Care for Aquamarine Jewelry

With a hardness of 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale, aquamarine is durable enough for everyday wear but still requires proper care:

• Cleaning: Use warm water, mild dish soap, and a soft toothbrush
• Safe Cleaning Methods: Ultrasonic and steam cleaning (unless the gem has fractures)
• Storage: Keep separate from harder gemstones like diamonds to avoid scratches

Fun Facts About Aquamarine

💎 Aquamarine crystals are often large and flawless, making them valuable to collectors
💎 It was once believed to calm ocean waves and keep sailors safe
💎 The best aquamarines have high clarity, a transparent appearance, and a pure blue hue

1. Can aquamarine be worn every day?
Yes! With a hardness of 7.5-8, aquamarine is strong enough for daily wear. Just ensure proper care to prevent scratches.

2. What does aquamarine symbolize?
Aquamarine is associated with serenity, courage, protection, and lasting love. It’s also believed to enhance communication and emotional clarity.

3. Is aquamarine more valuable in a certain color?
Yes! The most sought-after aquamarines are pure blue or slightly greenish-blue with high clarity.

4. Can aquamarine be a good alternative to diamonds for engagement rings?
Absolutely! Aquamarine’s elegance, durability, and affordability make it a stunning choice for engagement rings.

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As August arrives, we celebrate its birthstone: Peridot, a vibrant gemstone cherished for its unique olive-green hue. Unlike other gems, Peridot naturally occurs in just one color, with variations in intensity and tint influenced by the iron content in its crystal structure. This stunning stone can range from bright yellow-green to deep olive and even brownish-green shades.


 

Healing Properties of Peridot

The August birthstone, Peridot, is more than just a beautiful gem—it is a symbol of strength, health, and prosperity. Revered as a powerful cleanser, it is believed to alleviate jealousy, stress, and negativity, promoting inner peace and success. Many wear Peridot jewelry to attract good luck and positive energy, making it a cherished stone for those seeking balance and harmony.
 

Did You Know?

One of the most fascinating qualities of Peridot gemstones is their ability to glow more vividly under moonlight than sunlight, earning them the title “The Evening Emerald.” During the Middle Ages, Peridot was often mistaken for emeralds, and this luminous green gem adorns legendary treasures such as the Treasury of the Three Magi in the Cologne Cathedral, Germany.

Peridot in History & Mythology

Although emerald is the national gem of Egypt, Cleopatra’s legendary green gemstones were actually Peridot, sourced from Egyptian mines. Additionally, Napoleon Bonaparte is said to have gifted Peridot jewelry to his beloved Josephine as a token of his love.
 

Why Choose Peridot Jewelry?

Whether you’re celebrating an August birthday, a 16th wedding anniversary, or simply drawn to its radiant green hue, Peridot jewelry is a timeless treasure. At TriJewels, we offer exquisite Peridot rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets that highlight the beauty of this enchanting stone.

1. What makes Peridot a standout gemstone?
Unlike most gemstones, Peridot is always green! Its shade, ranging from yellow-green to deep olive, depends on its iron content—making each piece uniquely stunning.

2. What are the mystical benefits of wearing Peridot?
Peridot is believed to invite good fortune, positivity, and peace while shielding against negativity. It's known as the ultimate anti-stress gemstone and a symbol of prosperity.

3. How do I keep my Peridot jewelry sparkling?
Caring for Peridot jewelry is easy! Simply clean it with warm, soapy water and a soft brush. Avoid harsh chemicals and extreme temperatures to maintain its brilliance.

4. Is Peridot a meaningful gift?
Absolutely! Whether for an August birthday, a 16th wedding anniversary, or just because, Peridot jewelry makes a heartfelt and symbolic gift filled with history and elegance.

At TriJewels, we offer a stunning selection of Peridot rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets crafted with precision and care. Whether you're treating yourself or searching for the perfect gift, we have something special for you.

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Precious jewelry pieces are vibrant, elegant, and stylish—allowing you to express your personality effortlessly. With so many gemstone and diamond options available, finding the perfect piece can feel overwhelming. To simplify your search, we’ve curated a selection of must-have jewelry that enhances your style without exceeding your budget.

Exemplary Gemstone Stud Earrings

Gemstone stud earrings are the perfect way to add a pop of color to any outfit. These dazzling, colorful cousins of the diamond exude brilliance and sophistication. Whether you opt for sapphire, emerald, ruby, or amethyst, these earrings effortlessly complement any look. Gemstone studs are versatile, allowing you to mix and match with various outfits while showcasing your unique style. Explore our wide selection of exquisite gemstone stud earrings to create your own signature look.

Alluring Solitaire Rings

A solitaire ring is the epitome of timeless elegance. Featuring a single, radiant diamond or gemstone, this ring is no longer just for engagements—it’s a statement piece for anyone who loves luxury. Whether you’re a modern bride or an independent woman seeking a touch of sparkle, a solitaire ring is a perfect addition to your jewelry collection. Choose from classic diamond solitaires or vibrant gemstone solitaires to make a bold yet sophisticated statement.

Bracelets: The Essential Accessory

A bracelet is a jewelry staple that adds charm and grace to any ensemble. Whether adorned with diamonds or colorful gemstones, a bracelet instantly elevates your look with a blend of modern simplicity and vintage elegance. From tennis bracelets to delicate gemstone strands, there’s a style for everyone. This timeless accessory effortlessly transitions from casual wear to formal attire, making it a must-have in every jewelry collection.

At TriJewels, we offer a stunning array of gemstone and diamond jewelry at unbeatable prices. Whether you’re looking for the perfect gift or a stylish upgrade to your collection, our handcrafted jewelry is designed to make you shine.

1. Can I wear gemstone studs every day?
Absolutely! Gemstone studs are a stylish yet practical choice for everyday wear. They add a hint of luxury to casual outfits and effortlessly elevate formal looks. Plus, they’re lightweight and easy to pair with any jewelry.

2. Are solitaire rings only for engagements?
Nope! While solitaire rings have been a classic engagement choice, they’re now a go-to for anyone who loves a bold, sophisticated piece. Whether you’re treating yourself or marking a special occasion, a solitaire ring is always a good idea.

3. How do I choose a bracelet that suits my style?
Go with what feels right! A tennis bracelet adds elegance, gemstone bracelets bring a pop of color, and bangles offer a trendy, stackable vibe. Pick a piece that reflects your personality and makes you feel fabulous.

4. Is luxury jewelry really affordable at TriJewels?
Yes! We believe everyone deserves a little sparkle without the hefty price tag. Our direct-to-consumer model ensures high-quality jewelry at competitive prices.

5. Where can I shop for these must-have jewelry pieces?
You can explore and shop our stunning collection online at TriJewels.com. Your perfect piece is just a click away!

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Which gemstone is the right fit for your personality? Are you passionate and courageous? Do you cherish peace and harmony above all else? Is your personality rooted in tradition with a taste for expensive things? Whatever your personality might be, there is a gem for you!

A gemstone will last a lifetime and should be selected with care. The right stone should resonate with your personality by bringing beauty and joy into your life while the wrong stone is likely to end up buried at the bottom of your jewelry box. Take the time to do a bit of research and reflect upon your needs, wants, and personality to ensure that you end up with the perfect stone.

To help set you on the path to your ideal gemstone, here is a guide to the four most common precious stones.

Diamond

Diamond is the birthstone for the month of April and a traditional gift for the tenth and sixtieth wedding anniversaries.

The diamond is the most classic, timeless, and revered of all gemstones. Its name comes from the Greek word for “unbreakable” because a diamond is the hardest material on earth and can only be scratched by another diamond. Diamonds reflect light in a unique way and possess the highest shine of all transparent gemstones.

Diamonds are most commonly colorless but they are also available in several colors such as black, yellow, and blue. The white diamond represents peace, goodness, and reverence, while black diamonds symbolize power, elegance, and wealth, Yellow is the color of joy, imagination, and hope. Blue stands for harmony, confidence, and protection.

The diamond is believed to attract success, wealth, and abundance as well as have the power to restore an impatient mind. It is a symbol of high status and eternal love. Diamonds encourage a person to step into their true power and fulfill their spiritual destiny.

Ruby

Rubies are the birthstone for the month of July and a traditional gift for the fifteenth and fortieth wedding anniversaries.

Rubies have broken auction price records of all colored gems. Pure rubies which exhibit intersecting groups of thin inclusions called needles are softer in color and make a phenomenon called “silk” that causes light to scatter beautifully across the stone's facets.

Rubies are always red but can vary greatly in tint from light blush to deep wine. Red is the color of passion, desire, and love. It also symbolizes power, intensity, and energy. The color red is a good choice for Christmas as well as Valentine’s Day. When given as a gift, rubies represent both friendship and love.

The ruby is said to protect from evil, misfortune, poor health, and pain. Rubies are believed to encourage confidence, determination, courage, renewed vitality, and enthusiasm. These stones are an activator for passion not only in the romantic sense, but also in the pursuit of goals giving the wearer the fortitude to see things through.

Emerald

Emeralds are the birthstone for the month of May and a traditional gift for the twentieth and thirty-fifth wedding anniversaries.

The emerald is a traditional stone and one of the most popular gems. Emeralds were a favorite of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt. These gemstones can be difficult to cut due to the presence of inclusions called “jardin”. Gem cutters developed the square or rectangular emerald cut to make the process easier.

While emeralds are always green, they can range from a light and airy seafoam, to a dark pine. Green is the color of nature and the environment. This color symbolizes good luck, youth, and health. Green promotes generosity, fertility, renewal and vigor.

The emerald has a strong link to fertility and well-being. This gemstone is believed to improve eyesight, relieve insomnia, lift depression, heal heartbreak, and give the wearer psychic powers. Emeralds promote learning, wisdom, and self-knowledge while symbolizing growth, balance, and patience.

Sapphire

Sapphire is the birthstone for the month of September and a traditional gift for the fifth and forty-fifth wedding anniversaries.

A pure sapphire is actually white. It is the presence of titanium and iron that gives sapphires their deep blue color. Catherine, the Duchess of Cambridge, wears the famous sapphire engagement ring that was once owned by the late Diana, Princess of Wales.

Sapphires are most often blue but they can also be pink, white, or yellow. Blue is the color of peace, harmony, and confidence. Pink signals romance, love, and friendship. White is the color of peace, youth, and goodness. Yellow promotes happiness, hope, and imagination.

The sapphire symbolizes peace and happiness. Sapphires are said to promote mental focus, insight, intuition and psychic awareness. In ancient times they were believed to grant the ability to predict the future. Yellow sapphires specifically are linked to prosperity, success, wealth, and abundance.

All in all, there are many components to consider when choosing a gemstone, such as appearance, historical significance, color, and symbolism. Most importantly, the gemstone of your choice has to be beautiful and meaningful to the person who wears it.

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The History of BirthStone

The idea of birthstones – a gemstone assigned to each month of the year – is thought to be an ancient one, and scholars trace it back to the Breastplate of Aaron that was described in the book of Exodus in the Bible. The Breastplate was a religious garment set with twelve gemstones that represented the twelve tribes of Israel. The gems were set in four rows of three: Sardius, topaz and carbuncle; emerald, sapphire and diamond; ligure, agate and amethyst; and beryl, onyx and jasper.

So how did we get from gemstones representing the twelve tribes of Israel to birthstones? The writings of Flavius Josephus (1st century AD) and St. Jerome (5th century AD) made the connection between the 12 stones in the Breastplate and the 12 signs of the zodiac. The idea was proposed that each of the gemstones had special powers associated with the corresponding astrological sign, and that wearing these stones at the right time would have therapeutic or talismanic benefits.

For individuals who were born within the month of a specific gemstone, that would become their birthstone.

January - February - March

-> Garnet the January Birthstone is a fiery-red gemstone that was once believed to grant the wearer protection from nightmares, ghosts and ghouls.Explore the search : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/January

-> Once Amethyst the February Birthstone was used to materialize peace and tranquility within the wearer.Get Your Stone : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/February

-> On the other hand, the March birthstone is Aquamarine, which has a lovely sea-green color that will look fantastic against gold and silver materials. This gemstone is believed to help the wearer make new friends and even manifest affection in others. Find Yours : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/March

April - May - June

-> Diamond, Black Diamond, Blue Diamond, White Topaz, Yellow Diamond are Birthstone of April. The diamond signifies love, eternity, strength and everlasting affection. No wonder it’s a staple gemstone in engagement rings and wedding jewelry! Discover Your Stone : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/April

-> Dramatic and striking deep-green gemstone Emerald the May Month Birthstone, was once believed to give the wearer the ability to peer into the future. Some cultures even believed that the gemstone could be used in healing rituals. Get Yours : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/May

-> Rare Gemstone which is famous for its changeable color, the June birthstone Alexandrite.The original Alexandrite color is bright green, but when put in any light, it turns to bright red. Get it Here : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/June

July-August-September

-> Ruby, July Birthstone is a pink to blood-red colored gemstone.The red fluorescence power of ruby helped build the first working laser in 1960. Rubies—both natural and synthetic—are still used to make lasers, as well as watches and medical instruments.A valuable gift to symbolize passion, protection and prosperity, ruby is the perfect way to express powerful emotions. Browse Here : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/July

-> Peridot, the August Birthstone is produced by volcanic eruptions.Many cultures once believed that that this light-green gemstone can be used to heal the sick and protect the wearer against nightmares. Visit : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/August

-> The September birthstone with all Sapphires is an incredibly popular gemstone due to its deep-blue color, and it represents faith and chastity. In fact, a certain royal couple has even made the sapphire engagement ring en vogue again! Seek Your Stone : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/September

October-November-December

-> Fire Opel & Pink Tourmaline the October birthstones are a symbol for love, peace and joy. They represent the energy of relaxation by transforming negative energy into positive. Shop Here : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/October

-> Citrine & Quartz the November Birthstones are believed to give people strength, discipline, confidence and success. Get it Here : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/November

-> Topaz, & Tanzanite are December Birthstone are attributed to strength, vitality and clarity, and comes in a wide variety of beautiful iridescent colors. Select Your Stone : https://www.trijewels.com/Birthstone/December

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An engagement ring is a ring indicating that the person wearing it is engaged, especially in Western cultures. In Western countries, engagement rings are worn mostly by women, and rings can feature diamonds or other gemstones. In some other cultures men and women wear matching rings. In some cultures, engagement rings are also used as wedding rings. Before agreeing to marry, a couple may choose to buy and wear pre-engagement rings, also called promise rings. Trijewels offers you exclusive styles of Engagement rings that are symbol of Beauty.

Solitaire and Solitaire Plus Rings

The word solitaire, in context means singular, or alone. A solitaire when combined with other stones, is known as Solitaire Plus Ring.The solitaire engagement ring is the most preferred choice of engagement rings given by men who want to propose to their to be wife. Also, it is considered as an iconic symbol of commitment that has a dazzling simplicity and a striking beauty. This engagement ring style is perfect for those women who want to make a bold statement about them but are still going for that classic look.

Halo Rings

This Style has a main stone set with several little stones surrounding it in a circle, or a “halo”. This style has been popular for engagement rings since the 1920’s and is still a admired. These rings are usually set with diamonds, but can be just as effective with other stones too. The Halo Engagement Ring is origin of Art-Deco style Rings that have designs that focus more on geometrical shapes. The geometrical look and the simplicity of the halo engagement ring made it popular for those who want to give an expensive looking ring without going for the intricately designed styles.

Three Stone Rings

The Three Stone Engagement ring is one of the most intricate designs that stands for a certain symbolism. This type of engagement ring is a symbol of a healthy, loving and trusting relationship. This is also called the trilogy or the trinity ring as it represents the past, present and future of a couple’s relationship. This only means that this kind of engagement ring will serve as a reminder of all the memories that the couple has had during the course of the relationship, and will continue to hold the memories for years to come as they move on to becoming husband and wife in the near future. This type of ring also gives you more room for creativity when it comes to the design.

Two Stone Rings

The two stone engagement ring is a divine symbol of togetherness, where one stone represents love and one friendship. This only means that this kind of engagement ring will serve as a reminder of all the memories that the couple has had during the course of the relationship, and will continue to hold the memories for years to come as they move on to becoming husband and wife in the near future. This type of ring also gives you more room for creativity when it comes to the design.

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