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I've been working with silver rings for quite some time now, and blue stones are always a popular choice for adding that extra touch of elegance. So, here are some of the different types of blue stones commonly used in silver rings:
Remember, the choice of blue stone depends on your personal style and the occasion. Feel free to mix and match different stones for a more eclectic look!
- Blue Topaz: This one's a classic. Its sparkling blue hue looks amazing against silver settings. I remember designing a silver ring with blue stone for a friend's engagement – it turned out to be a showstopper!
- Sapphire: While usually associated with engagement rings, sapphires can also be set in silver for a more casual yet sophisticated look. I once crafted a silver ring with a small sapphire for a friend who wanted something unique for her birthday.
- Aquamarine: This light blue stone is perfect for a subtle and elegant look. I recall creating a silver ring with an aquamarine for a beach-themed wedding – it perfectly complemented the setting.
- Turquoise: If you're into a more bohemian or southwestern vibe, turquoise is a fantastic choice. I designed a silver ring with a large turquoise centerpiece for a client who loved the southwestern aesthetic – it turned out to be a statement piece!
- Lapis Lazuli: This deep blue stone with gold flecks can add a touch of mystery to your silver ring. I once crafted a lapis lazuli silver ring for a colleague who wanted something unique and meaningful.
Remember, the choice of blue stone depends on your personal style and the occasion. Feel free to mix and match different stones for a more eclectic look!