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Women's Gemstone Rings

89 rings, sapphire the stone found most. Opals were about half of what sold, most of them light silver rings.

The silver opal bypass pinky ring sold most, 24 in the year. Most rings come in all three golds.

Gemstone Rings

Gemstone Rings

Women's Diamond Rings

Women's Diamond Rings

Birthstone

Birthstone

Diamond Eternity Rings

Diamond Eternity Rings

Engagement Rings

Engagement Rings

Wedding

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Solitaire

Solitaire

White and blue topaz solitaires cut like engagement rings, a peridot solitaire, a custom opal-and-diamond build, an emerald-eyed snake — women's gemstone rings run one hundred twenty–three pieces that treat color as the main event.

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.925
Made to order
.925 Silver Split Shank Black Opal Ring
$250

.925 Silver Split Shank Black Opal Ring 71817

10K
Natural
Made to order
Golden Aura Opal Ring
from
$350

Golden Aura Opal Ring 71815

.925
Lab-grown
Made to order
.925 Silver Luminous Opal Ring
$300

.925 Silver Luminous Opal Ring 71650

14K
Lab-grown
from
$2,600

Noble Emerald Lab-Grown Diamond Engagement Ring 71621

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14K
Lab-grown
from
$1,200

Open Emerald Elegance Ring 71609

.925
Made to order
Opal Bypass Pinky Ring in .925 sterling silver
$150

Opal Bypass Pinky Ring 71325

14K
Lab-grown
Made to order
Yellow gold open ring with emerald and marquise cut diamonds on each end.
from
$2,400

Duet Lab-Grown Diamond Open Ring 71302

18K
Natural
Made to order
Yellow gold eternity ring with alternating rectangular emerald and opal gemstones.
$13,200

Emerald & Opal Alternating Eternity Ring 71298

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.925
Lab-grown
from
$600

Pearl Radiance Ring .925 Silver 70860

14K
Lab-grown
Made to order
Yellow gold ring with a central pearl surrounded by sparkling diamonds in a halo design.
from
$1,700

Pearl Radiance Ring 70859

14K
from
$2,950

Toi et Moi Sapphire & Diamond Ring 70765

14K
Natural
from
$22,750

Erica's Ruby & Diamond Ring

14K
Natural
from
$2,750

Sapphire Longitude Ring 12835

14K
Natural
from
$7,550

Ruby Island Ring 12850

14K
Natural
from
$4,450

One of a Kind Ruby Ring 2 12860

14K
Natural
$3,800

White Gold Multi Colored Gemstone Flower Ring 14883

14K
Natural
from
$3,950

Diamond Tanzanite Ring 19143

14K
Natural
Sale
from
$2,950

Ladies Black Sapphire Ring 19684

14K
Natural
Sale
from
$2,450

Blue Sapphire Diamond Ring 26860

14K
Natural
Sale
from
$2,400

Pink Sapphire Diamond Ring 26861

14K
$2,850

Blue Sapphire Ring 28735

14K
Sale
$2,100

Custom Flawless Red Garnet Band 28799

14K
Natural
from
$9,850

Cornflower Blue Sapphire Diamond Ring 30466

14K
Natural
from
$1,650

flawless sapphire Saturn Ring Set 30643

18K
Natural
from
$10,000

Red Blood Ruby Ring 31063

18K
Natural
Sale
from
$4,050

Sapphire & Diamond Bouquet Ring 32017

14K
Natural
$4,500

Custom Pink Amethyst Diamond Ring 32947

18K
Natural
from
$11,350

Ladies Light Blue Sapphire Ring 36328

18K
from
$1,350

Amethyst & Diamond RIng 40749

18K
Natural
from
$8,550

Artemis Diamond Emerald Ring 41657

18K
Natural
Sale
from
$9,200

Ruby Diamond Anniversary/Fashion Ring 42320

18K
Natural
from
$2,650

Blue Sapphire Diamond Ring 43118

18K
Natural
Sale
from
$4,300

Diamond Citrine Gemstone Ring 44514

18K
Natural
from
$7,550

Blue Sapphire Diamond Ring 48989

18K
Natural
from
$7,750

Ruby Diamond Ring 48990

18K
Natural
from
$13,700

Butterfly Emerald Gemstone Diamond Ring 49351

14K
Natural
Sale
from
$6,800

Emerald Diamond Anniversary/Fashion Ring 49424

14K
Natural
Sale
from
$2,800

Citrine Diamond Anniversary/Fashion Ring 49444

10K
Natural
from
$1,900

Black Diamond Topaz Couple Ring 49774

14K
Made to order
14K Gold Tanzanite Solitaire Engagement Ring 66423 - Image 1
from
$900

14K Gold Tanzanite Solitaire Engagement Ring 66423

14K
from
$500

14K Gold Purple Amethyst Solitaire Engagement Ring 66424

14K
Made to order
14K Gold Pink Tourmaline Engagement Ring 66425 - Image 1
from
$800

14K Gold Pink Tourmaline Engagement Ring 66425

14K
Made to order
14K Gold White Topaz Solitaire Engagement Ring 66427 - Image 1
from
$650

14K Gold White Topaz Solitaire Engagement Ring 66427

14K
Made to order
14K Gold Smokey Topaz Solitaire Engagement Ring 66435 - Image 1
from
$600

14K Gold Smokey Topaz Solitaire Engagement Ring 66435

14K
from
$900

14K Aquamarine Solitaire Engagement Ring 66436

14K
Made to order
14K Amethyst Solitaire Engagement Ring 66437 - Image 1
from
$600

14K Amethyst Solitaire Engagement Ring 66437

14K
Natural
from
$3,550

Emerald Cut Ruby Engagement Ring 66757

14K
Natural
Made to order
Yellow gold ring with oval opal center stone and surrounding small diamonds.
Sale
Best Seller
$2,700

Custom Made Opal Diamond Ring 67316

14K
Sale
$1,400

Blood Red Sapphire Eternity Ring 67364

14K
Made to order
Sky Blue Sapphire Eternity Ring 67400 - Image 1
Sale
$2,250

Sky Blue Sapphire Eternity Ring 67400

Buyer's guide

How to choose a women's gemstone ring

Pick the stone for how often she wears it, then the gold or silver and the setting

Start with how often she will wear it. Sapphire and ruby are hard enough for every day, so begin there for an engagement ring. Opal is soft and wants a gentler hand, yet opals were about half of what sold here, most of them light silver rings. Set in 14K gold, a stone stays tight for years. Few listings say whether the colored stone is natural, so ask us.

Which stone: sapphire, ruby, emerald or opal rings

Choose sapphire or ruby for a ring she never takes off. Both score 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, so desks and door handles barely mark them. Sapphire is the stone found most here, in blue, pink, red and rainbow. Emerald rates about 8, but its inner flaws let a hard knock chip it. Topaz, amethyst, citrine and garnet sit in the middle, fine for most days. Opal and pearl need the gentlest wear. For the stone of her birth month, see women's birthstone rings.

Opal: opal rings in silver and gold

Wear an opal ring for evenings and weekends, not for rough work. It is soft and can crack or scratch, so take it off to swim or lift weights. Keep perfume and ultrasonic cleaners off it. A bezel, a rim of metal around the stone, guards the edge better than prongs. Opals were about half of the rings sold in the year, and the ones bought most are light silver rings of about 2 grams. Opal in gold sits here too, most of it 14K with diamonds.

Engagement: gemstone engagement rings and solitaires

For an engagement ring, take a sapphire or a ruby in 14K gold. Sixteen solitaires here set one gemstone on a light 14K band. Each weighs between 2.1 and 2.5 grams. All of them come in yellow, white or rose gold, and nearly all run from size 4 to 8 with the half sizes. The amethyst and topaz solitaires sold best. Those stones scratch sooner than sapphire, so choose them for a ring she wears now and then. For diamonds beside the color, look at the sapphire and ruby diamond rings, or ask us about a custom piece.

Gold or silver: 14K gold or sterling silver gemstone rings

Take 14K gold for a ring she wears often. About two in three rings here are made in it, and it holds prongs tight. 18K is a richer yellow and a little softer, so it shows marks sooner. Only five rings are silver, most of them opals. Silver darkens in the air, so wipe it and store it in a closed bag. White gold cools a blue sapphire, and yellow gold warms a ruby. For karat and ring size in more depth, read the women's rings guide.

Natural or lab: natural gemstones and emerald cut rings

Ask us whether the colored stone is mined or lab-made before you pay, since few listings say. Where a description does say, it calls the stone natural, apart from one alexandrite solitaire that its title calls synthetic. Many sapphires, rubies and emeralds are heated or oiled to lift their color, which is normal, so ask what a stone has had done. An emerald cut is a step-cut rectangle that any stone can take. Two rings titled emerald hold emerald-cut diamonds and no green stone. The ones titled emerald cut ruby are rubies.

By stone: the rings here, how hard each stone is, and how it wears

StoneRings hereHardnessSold, past yearWear it
Sapphire2597Every day
Emerald137.5 to 89With care
Ruby1291Every day
Opal105.5 to 6.550Gently
Topaz588Most days
Amethyst578Most days
Citrine471Most days
Garnet36.5 to 7.53Most days

Every count on this card is from the 89 rings live here on September 26, 2026 and what this page sold in the year to that day; prices are on the listings. Hardness is the usual Mohs number, where diamond is 10. Each ring counts once, under its main stone. Twelve rings with other stones, or no colored stone, sit outside the rows.

Questions we get at the counter

What is the best gemstone for a ring worn every day?

Sapphire or ruby holds up best. Each scores 9 for hardness, a step below diamond, so daily knocks and scratches barely touch it. Topaz, amethyst and garnet are fine most days, while opal, pearl and emerald want gentler wear.

Are the gemstones in these rings natural or lab-created?

Few listings say, so check with us before ordering. Where a description names it, the colored stone is natural, and one alexandrite solitaire is synthetic, as its title states. Many sapphires, rubies and emeralds are heated or oiled for color.

Can I wear an opal ring every day?

You can, with care, but an opal is not a ring for rough work. The stone is soft and can crack, so remove it before a workout or a swim, and keep perfume and ultrasonic cleaners away from it.

What ring sizes do these gemstone rings come in?

Most run from size 4 or 5 up to 8 or 9, with the half sizes on nearly every ring. A handful come in a single size, and the opal pinky ring runs smaller, for the little finger. Ask us for a missing size.

Is a gemstone ring a good choice for an engagement ring?

It is, when the stone is hard enough for daily wear, so choose sapphire or ruby. The colored solitaires here are light 14K rings. A softer stone such as amethyst or opal suits a ring she will not wear every single day.

Should I choose 14K gold or sterling silver for a gemstone ring?

Choose 14K gold for a ring she wears often, since it holds the stone tight for years. Silver is lighter and suits a fashion ring, like the silver opals bought most here, but it darkens and wears down faster.

Is an emerald cut ring the same as an emerald ring?

No. An emerald cut is a rectangular step-cut shape that any stone can take. Two rings here titled emerald hold emerald-cut diamonds and no green stone, so read the stone on the listing before you order, or ask us.

Can I return a gemstone ring?

Yes, unworn and unaltered, inside fourteen calendar days of arriving. The refund policy takes five percent off the refund for restocking, and a custom-made or resized ring is final sale. Text the desk at 212-872-9692 or chat with us before sending it.

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Women's Gemstone Rings: Topaz, Peridot & Opal

The solitaire settings here are doing something deliberate: a colored center in an engagement-style mount reads intentional, not alternative — white topaz gives the classic look its own way, blue topaz and peridot make it personal. The snake and custom opal pieces cover the other mood entirely. Softer stones like opal want occasional wear and a bezel check now and then. Born-month shopping has its own aisle at women's birthstone rings.