Trendsetting Gifts
Trendy jewelry moves fast; trendsetting jewelry is what it chases. This collection gathers the Aquamarise® designs currently defining the store — the geometric cuts, dark-romance settings, and unexpected stones that fashion-forward wearers pick up first, in genuine 925 sterling silver, 14K gold vermeil, and solid gold.
Right now that means the architectural geometry of kite cut rings, the moody edge of gothic engagement rings and coffin cuts, celestial Starry Night® designs, and the saturated blue-green of teal sapphire — the colors and silhouettes chain jewelers pick up two years late.
For the newest drops, see new arrivals; for what other buyers keep choosing, see best-selling jewelry gifts.
Esme Lab-Grown Diamond & Aquamarine Ring
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Esme Lab-Grown Diamond & Sky Blue Topaz Ring
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Feyra Amethyst & Moissanite Engagement Ring Set
from $2,495
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Iris Oval London Blue Topaz Engagement Ring
from $1,995
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Iris Oval Lab-Grown Diamond Engagement Ring
from $2,595
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Chevron Stacking Wedding Band- 14K White Gold
from $1,685
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Briar Moissanite Engagement Ring
from $1,845
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