Diamond Rings
Select a setting and choose
between our Beyond Conflict Free™
or lab diamonds to create a ring
as ethical as it is stunning.
This ring was for our 55th wedding anniversary and I was late in ordering it. The BE staff did everything they could to get the ring to me as fast as possible and kept me in the loop on their progress. The gifts were a nice touch too.
I purchased for my wife as a holiday gift- she loves it because it is appropriate for any occasion. The diamond was larger that expected and she loves the sparkle.
I bought these earrings as a birthday gift for my wife. She loved them. They are ethically sourced, quality pearls that you can dress up or down.
Celebrate yourself or gift others with our curated collection of jewelry, a diverse assortment of pieces that ranges from petite gold bands to lavish platinum necklaces and classic diamond studs. Our jewelers work to craft each of our jewelry designs with a sharp attention to detail and quality, ensuring that they can be treasured for a lifetime. Heirlooms in the making, our fine jewelry designs make for meaningful pieces that can be passed down for generations to come.
All Brilliant Earth designs, including each of our fine jewelry pieces, is carefully created to the highest standards of sourcing and sustainability, furthering our mission to establish a more ethical, transparent, and compassionate jewelry industry. This commitment allows our customers to aesthetically fall in love with our designs and feel equally good about wearing them.
Sustainable jewelry refers to jewelry that has been produced in an environmentally and socially responsible manner. This includes sourcing materials from responsible sources, using eco-friendly production methods, and ensuring fair labor practices throughout the supply chain. Here at Brilliant Earth, sustainable jewelry is our thing. We prioritize transparency and traceability, allowing consumers to understand where their jewelry comes from and how it was produced. We only offer gemstones that are ethically sourced or even Beyond Conflict Free™, so you need not compromise between quality and conscience. By choosing sustainable jewelry, consumers can reduce their impact on the environment and support ethical practices within the jewelry industry.
Read our Mission Report to learn more about our commitment to sustainable jewelry.
Ethical jewelry refers to jewelry that is produced using ethical and sustainable practices, ensuring that workers' rights are respected, and that the environment is not harmed. This means that the materials used to create the jewelry are sourced responsibly, such as using recycled metals and conflict-free gemstones. Ethical jewelry makers prioritize fair labor practices, which includes paying workers fair wages and ensuring safe working conditions. Here at Brilliant Earth, we go a step further to offer Beyond Conflict Free™ diamonds, so you need not compromise between quality and conscience.
In addition to environmental and labor concerns, ethical jewelry can also include supporting local communities by purchasing from small-scale artisanal miners and jewelers. This helps to promote economic development and protect cultural traditions. Consumers who prioritize ethical jewelry can feel good about their purchases, knowing that they are supporting a more sustainable and equitable industry. Overall, ethical jewelry is about making conscious choices that prioritize the planet and its people.
Read our Mission Report to learn more about our commitment to ethical jewelry.
Insuring jewelry is essential to protect your investment against loss or damage. The first step is to get an appraisal from a qualified jewelry appraiser. The appraiser will evaluate the value of your jewelry based on its current market value and the quality of the materials used. With the appraisal in hand, you can then contact an insurance company to purchase a policy that covers your jewelry.
One popular type of jewelry insurance is Lavalier Insurance. Here at Brilliant Earth, we work directly with Lavalier to offer coverage for loss, theft, damage, and disappearance of jewelry items. The policy covers all types of jewelry, including engagement rings, wedding bands, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. The coverage is worldwide, and you can add or remove items as needed. The cost of jewelry insurance varies depending on the value of your jewelry and the coverage you choose. The annual premium typically ranges from 1-2% of the appraised value of the jewelry.
Jewelry markings are typically found on the inside or back of a piece of jewelry. To identify your jewelry markings, you can use a magnifying glass or jeweler's loupe to examine the markings closely. The numbers on jewelry can refer to a variety of things, such as the purity of the metal, the carat weight of the gemstones, or the size of the piece itself. For example, "14K" indicates that a piece of jewelry is made from 14 karat gold, while "1.5 ct" refers to a diamond or other gemstone that weighs 1.5 carats. It's important to note that the numbers on jewelry can vary depending on the country of origin, so it's important to understand the specific conventions used in your region.
"TW" in jewelry stands for "total weight" and is used to indicate the combined weight of all the gemstones in a piece of jewelry. This is important information for buyers who want to know how much the entire piece weighs, including all the diamonds or other gems. "CTTW" stands for "carat total weight" and is similar to TW, but specifically refers to the total weight of all the diamonds or other gemstones in a piece of jewelry. This is an important factor to consider when evaluating the value and quality of a piece of diamond jewelry.
Cleaning jewelry regularly is essential to maintain its shine and luster. It also helps to remove any dirt or debris that may be stuck on the jewelry. There are different methods to clean jewelry, depending on the type of metal and stones used. Here are some general tips on how to clean jewelry at home:
It's important to note that some jewelry may require specialized cleaning methods, so always consult a professional jeweler if in doubt. With proper care and maintenance, your jewelry will continue to shine and sparkle for years to come. Read our Jewelry Care Guide for further information.
If your jewelry is from Brilliant Earth, bring it into one of our showrooms and we’ll clean it for you, free of charge.
Jewelry turning skin green is a common issue that many people experience. This usually happens with jewelry made with materials like copper, brass, or nickel. When these metals come into contact with the skin's natural oils and sweat, a chemical reaction occurs, causing the jewelry to oxidize and leave a green residue on the skin. This green coloration is not harmful and can be easily removed with soap and water. However, repeated exposure to such jewelry can cause skin irritation and allergic reactions in some people. To avoid this issue, it's best to invest in higher-quality jewelry made with hypoallergenic metals like gold, silver, or platinum.
To prevent jewelry from turning skin green, it's important to take proper care of the jewelry. This includes removing it before swimming, showering, or exercising, as these activities can cause the jewelry to come into contact with moisture and sweat. You should also avoid exposing the jewelry to harsh chemicals, such as perfume or hairspray, which can cause the metal to oxidize and tarnish.
Additionally, you can try storing the jewelry in a cool, dry place, such as a jewelry box or a sealed plastic bag, to prevent exposure to air and moisture. If you're still experiencing issues with green skin from jewelry, you can try switching to jewelry made with hypoallergenic metals, or using a barrier method such as clear nail polish or a skin-safe protective film. If the issue persists, it's best to consult with a dermatologist. Read our Jewelry Care Guide for further information.
Request a free ring sizer, print a free ring sizing guide at home, or view our international size chart in our Ring Size Guide.
Ring Size Guide
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