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Believe it or not, this anniversary ring features only diamonds. Though at first glance you may think you’re seeing a sapphire or topaz of some sort, the truth is all three stones in this piece are diamonds.

The diamond center is a round cut fancy blue enhanced 0.32 carat diamond. This blue diamond is accented by 2 round cut white diamonds, making a total carat weight of 0.50 carats.

This is the perfect gift for a daughter, niece, granddaughter or girlfriend. It’s not a massive ring with a huge carat weight, but it’s a gorgeous piece that certainly says, “I love you.”

Bid on this 14K white gold ring today to get a gorgeous gift at an entirely affordable price.

Believe it or not, this anniversary ring features only diamonds. Though at first glance you may think you’re seeing a sapphire or topaz of some sort, the truth is all three stones in this piece are diamonds.

The diamond center is a round cut fancy blue enhanced 0.32 carat diamond. This blue diamond is accented by 2 round cut white diamonds, making a total carat weight of 0.50 carats.

This is the perfect gift for a daughter, niece, granddaughter or girlfriend. It’s not a massive ring with a huge carat weight, but it’s a gorgeous piece that certainly says, “I love you.”

Bid on this 14K white gold ring today to get a gorgeous gift at an entirely affordable price.

Blue diamonds? Yes, they exist. Have you ever heard of the Hope Diamond?

The Hope Diamond is housed at the Smithsonian Natural History Museum in Washington, D.C. It is a massive 45.52 carat deep blue diamond. The legendary diamond supposedly holds a curse on whomever possesses it. The diamond was supposedly stolen from a Hindu idol (it was one of the idol’s eyes) and was cursed by Hindu priests as a punishment for all who possessed the stolen gem. It has been blamed for the beheadings of Louis XVI of France and Marie Antoinette, along with the untimely deaths of many others.

The diamond was given to Marie Antoinette by Kind Louis XVI of France. The diamond’s namesake comes from 1824 when the gem resurfaced (after having been stolen from Marie Antoinette’s collection and sold and resold across Europe) in the collection of Henry Philip Hope.

The pendant here plays off of the Hope Diamond. It is set in white gold and carries a total of 2.30 carats…not quite as immense as the Hope! The piece features 20 round white diamonds and 19 round cut fancy intense blue enhanced diamonds. Bid now to add it to your collection!