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Rose Gold Aquamarine Rings

These rose gold aquamarine rings set a natural, treated aquamarine in warm rose gold. Choose round, oval, cushion, emerald, pear, princess, marquise or heart shapes, in solitaire, halo, three stone or pave designs. Many are styled as engagement rings, and many add lab-grown diamond accents.

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Buying guide

Aquamarine and rose gold together

Aquamarine is a pale sea-blue member of the beryl family, the same mineral family as emerald, and its color usually ranges from very pale to light blue. Rose gold's pink tone contrasts with that cool blue, so the stone looks clearer and the ring feels soft and warm. Aquamarine is about 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale: durable for a ring, though it should be kept away from hard knocks. Gold comes in 10K, 14K or 18K rose gold.

Styles to choose from

  • Solitaire: the aquamarine alone on a plain, flat or bypass band.
  • Halo and double halo: lab-grown diamond accents around the center, adding white sparkle beside the blue.
  • Three stone and side stone: lab-grown diamonds beside the center.
  • Pave, split shank and vintage: detail along the band, from milgrain to floral shapes.

Carat weights and price

Most designs offer 1 to 9 carats total weight, and a few start smaller. Prices start under $600, and most rings are between about $900 and $1,050 at the smallest option. An aquamarine engagement ring in rose gold is a gentle, colorful alternative to a classic white center.

Made to order

Each ring is made for you in 10–15 days. Shipping is free on orders over $500, returns are accepted within 30 days, and one resize is free within 60 days of delivery.

Rose Gold Aquamarine Rings FAQs

Does aquamarine look good with rose gold?

Yes. Rose gold's warm pink tone sets off aquamarine's cool, pale blue, so the stone looks clearer and brighter by contrast. The pairing reads soft and romantic, and it suits both warm and cool skin tones. In this collection the aquamarine can sit alone as a solitaire or with a halo of lab-grown diamond accents, which adds white sparkle between the blue stone and the rose gold.