Eva Flower Aquamarine Engagement Ring in 14K White Gold

Some rings sparkle; the Eva blooms. At its heart sits a natural oval aquamarine — 7.0 x 9.0 mm, approximately 1.6 carats — rising from a corona of hand-set petals like a lotus opening on still water. Solid white gold keeps the palette cool and glacial, so the stone’s serene sea-blue glow does all the talking. A vintage-inspired design for someone whose taste runs quieter, and lovelier, than a standard solitaire.

A Lotus in Full Bloom

The Eva’s silhouette borrows from antique botanical jewelry: a ring of sculpted petals unfurls around the center stone, each one tipped with a sparkling accent so the whole flower catches light as your hand moves. The intricate detailing reads romantic and old-world up close, yet the slim, approximately 1.7 mm band keeps the profile graceful on the finger. If this floral language speaks to you, our floral engagement rings collection carries the theme across other stones and settings.

Worn as an engagement ring, an anniversary gift, or simply a statement piece, the Eva belongs to a growing family of aquamarine engagement rings chosen by people who want an heirloom that feels personal rather than predictable.

The Stone: Natural Aquamarine

Aquamarine has been the sailor’s talisman for centuries — a stone of calm seas, courage, and clear-eyed devotion. The Eva’s center is a natural aquamarine with the tranquil, glassy blue and luminous clarity the gem is prized for, and at 7.5–8 on the Mohs hardness scale it is well suited to a ring worn daily. Wondering how that icy blue compares with a classic white stone? Our guide to aquamarine vs diamond walks through the trade-offs, and you can browse more pieces built around untreated stones in our natural aquamarine jewelry collection.

Moissanite or Natural Diamond Petals

Choose the accents that tip each petal:

• Moissanite — D color, VVS1 clarity, 9 on the Mohs scale. Exceptional fire and brilliance at a friendlier price.
• Natural diamond — G/H color, I1 eye-clean clarity, conflict-free, 10 on the Mohs scale. The heirloom-grade choice.

Both read bright white against the cool metal, so the difference is one of provenance and budget rather than looks at arm’s length.

Four Solid Precious Metals

Every option in the drop-down is solid precious metal all the way through — you are choosing look and feel, not quality tiers:

• 10K white gold — the hardest and most durable of the golds, and the most affordable for everyday wear.
• 14K white gold — the most popular all-rounder, balancing rich gold content with excellent strength.
• 18K white gold — the richest gold content for a luxurious weight and warmth.
• Platinum — naturally white, the densest and most substantial choice, and hypoallergenic for sensitive skin.

Not sure which suits you? Our 10K vs 14K vs 18K karat guide compares durability, color, and value. The Eva can also be custom made in yellow or rose gold on request, and it sits beautifully alongside the rest of our white gold aquamarine jewelry.

Specifications

Sizing & Care

Ring sizing can vary by up to half a size between jewelers’ sizers and mandrels, so measure with our ring sizing guide before you order. Half and quarter sizes are available, and a matching wedding band can be custom made to order.

Care is simple: warm water, a drop of mild soap, and a soft brush restore the shine. Remove the ring for heavy or abrasive work, and store it in its free luxury ring box when it is off your hand.