Wedding Rings

Alexandrite Wedding Ring Sets

If you want to wear something special, 100% unique and interesting, we suggest you take into consideration choosing one of these Alexandrite wedding ring sets we’re presenting here. Alexandrite stones are unique and appealing because they feature a beautiful and intriguing shift of color in the daylight and in the night.

If during the daylight these stones feature a blue-green color, in the dark these stones become violet or even red, depending on the light. This is why we believe that these stones are among the most attractive and inspiring gemstones that a bride can choose for her wedding ring. We found these superb Alexandrite wedding ring sets on the internet and we thought that it would be a good idea to bring them here on our website and show them to those who are interested in wearing something vibrant, exotic and meaningful.

These semi-precious stones are named after the Czar Alexander II of Russia because of their imperial red and green colors. Now you see why these stones are so special and symbolical. The grooms who want to offer their future wives something significant, precious, prestigious and meaningful that they can treasure for a lifetime should definitely offer them one of these Alexandrite wedding ring sets that we’re showing here. The set can contain the engagement ring and the wedding ring, and in some cases it can also feature a coordinate additional band that can fit the design of the other two rings and complement or enrich their look.

It all depends on the wedding budget you have to spend on the wedding ring! These stones are often recalled as the “magical birthstones” because of their color changing process. Alexandrite is the birthstone of June along side with the classy pearls and moonstones. Specialists in field advise the brides who want to purchase an Alexandrite wedding ring set or ring to pick a Russian type of alexandrite because it is usually more veritable, rare and highly qualitative.

Compared to the alexandrite stones mined in Sri Lanka, Brazil, Madagascar or Tanzania, the Russian alexandrite gems are rarer and more costly! The most desirable types of alexandrite stones are those that come in pure shades of green and red, without any brown or black highlights or inclusions. The most expensive ones are those that feature a more dramatic color shift! If you don’t have a generous wedding ring budget that can allow you to purchase something very expensive and qualitative, opt for a wedding ring that features a smaller alexandrite or a synthetic stone.