White Gem Engagement Ring

Before something terrible, such as synthetic diamonds and Synthetic Cubic Zirconia (CZ), the most popular imitation of diamonds was natural white sapphire. It still retains its status as a natural and precious gem and offers excellent hardness and brilliance; white sapphire remains the most visible and beautiful alternative to diamonds. Are you worried about your budget or are your diamonds likely not to conflict? A white sapphire engagement ring can be as beautiful as any diamond engagement ring you can imagine. Don't let the name fool you, because white sapphires are colorless like D-F colored diamonds. Some white sapphire engagement rings may have a smooth appearance, which is caused by the natural rutile silk inclusions in the gem.

At The Natural Sapphire Company, we have a variety of natural white sapphires to choose from; both stones are heated to improve their clarity, while untreated stones make them more rare. The rarity of untreated sapphires will make your engagement ring shine with a secret glow called Prestige. Even the diamond you are considering is not comparable to untreated white sapphire. To be fair, white sapphires are not as bright and fiery as diamonds, which is something to consider; however, by adding a diamond halo, pavé diamonds or even diamond sidestones to many unique diamond white sapphire engagement rings, you can Use one of our many unique and customized white sapphire engagement rings to fulfill your desire for fire or proper dispersion. Overall, you will have the special rarity of untreated white sapphires, and the camera function of diamonds under the light, to remind the eyes of the truly more precious stones. If you find diamonds an unnecessary accompaniment, you can find many options from our engagement rings in addition to the most common solitaire card game.

Due to the demand for diamonds, and the price is much cheaper, although synthetic materials can be selected. Natural white sapphire has been overshadowed. That is to say, sapphire keeps the pursuit of knowledgeable admirers and collectors. White sapphire is pure corundum and does not contain any trace elements such as iron, titanium or chromium. It takes only a few tenths of a percent of iron and titanium to turn blue in corundum into blue, so white sapphires are very rare in natural kitchens. Think of it as an analogy: imagine a factory producing chocolate cookies. The cookie factory produces 10 million chocolate cookies each year, but 100 of them come out of the oven without any chocolate cookies. In nature's kitchen, even seemingly impossible things are possible, and the pure impossible beauty of raw natural white sapphire engagement rings is undeniable.