12 Pink gemstone rings

Yes, that’s what we thought.  We haven’t seen too many either.  Yet that doesn’t mean you can’t get one.  If you love the idea of ‘pink’ as the ultimate reflection of your love for one another, then go for it.  Buy what you will enjoy love wearing for the next 30, 40, or 50 years.  Don’t regret buying a white diamond just because some wedding industry marketing machine told you to buy one.

Pink Gemstone Meaning

What makes a ring with a pink gemstone all the more special is the meaning of pink.  People tend to associate it with femininity.  Yes of course, it’s supposed to be a “girly” colour, but that’s not the primary reason we think it rocks as your big rock.  Pink is the colour of universal love, and means “I will never forget you!”  It’s actually very romantic.  Pink is also used to express contentment, so we are sure that sporting a pink rock will trigger even happier times in your life beyond your big day.

Pink Gemstone Engagement Ring Options

You’ve decided to go with a pink gemstone, and now you just have to think about the type of center stone.  There are a lot of gemstones on the market that you can get in pink for your unique ring, but our particular favourites are sapphire, morganite, tourmaline, and topaz.  Read on to see our top picks for a pink gemstone ring!

Pink Sapphire

1.  Light Pink Sapphire

This feminine engagement ring features a light pink sapphire at its center.  It is just the right shade for a subtle, classy look.  The silver band works perfectly with the pastel pink tones of the gemstone, and it has a feminine finish.  The ideal ring to pop the question?  We love it, but we’ll leave that decision to you.

2.  Peach Sapphire

This gorgeous engagement ring features a peach sapphire at its center.  It is just the right shade too – not too light, but not bright pink, for a subtle, classy look.  The silver band works perfectly with the pastel tones of the gemstone, and it has a feminine finish.

3.  Halo Pink Sapphire Engagement Ring

If a pink gemstone isn’t romantic enough for you, view this heart design ring for an even more adorable touch.  The band is in white gold, and the pink sapphire is surrounded by diamond embellishments for that extra wow factor.  This ring will definitely bring a smile to her face.

Morganite Rings

Why would Morganite make a wonderful choice for an engagement ring?  Well, the stone is known to protect your heart, so let her know you will protect hers with a beautiful morganite ring.  We did a whole other post on morganite if interested.

4.  Morganite Ring in Rose Gold

This exquisite ring has a natural Morganite center stone and is embellished with diamonds.  The band is your choice, but doesn’t rose gold perfectly match the Morganite gemstone?  You can even engrave the ring with a special date (wedding day or day you met) for an even more romantic touch.

5.  Round Cut Morganite

This gorgeous piece makes for an excellent engagement ring.  It is handmade in round cut Morganite and diamonds, giving it an all-over pink hue.  The accent stones are natural conflict free diamonds.  The peach tones in the rose gold and Morganite are hard to resist – especially when you see the price.  It is an affordable ring that is still spectacular.

6.  Cushion Cut Morganite

It’s true how the simplest of designs are usually the classiest.  This design is so simple, with its thin band and diamond halo embellishments, but it is still absolutely beautiful with a minimalist feel.  The Morganite is cut into a rounded square for a flattering cut.  This ring can also be engraved — what’s not to love?

Pink Tourmaline Rings

7.  Dark pink tourmaline ring

At its center is a dark pink tourmaline, which really speaks for itself.  The octagonal shape of the tourmaline breathes utter modernity into an otherwise traditional design, and the darker pink shade flatters even the fairest of skin tones.  It is a beautifully crafted engagement ring with an unusual gemstone design — one that we instantly admire and appreciate.

8.  Antique Inspired Pink Tourmaline Engagement Ring

This rose gold ring features a pink tourmaline stone.  It has an antique-inspired design, with diamonds embellishments surrounding the tourmaline stone.  The double-band design makes it even more feminine and chic.  The designer can add a matte finish if requested, which is quickly becoming all the rage in the ring world.

9.  Vintage Rose Gold Pink Tourmaline and Diamond accents

A beautiful ring for a couple looking for something special and one of a kind.  This vintage ring from the 19th century features pink tourmaline surrounded by 28 Swiss cut diamonds in a floral formation, and finished with a beautiful 14k yellow gold band.  We think it proves that pink gemstones don’t necessarily have to go hand-in-hand with rose gold.

Pink Topaz Rings

10.  Pink Topaz Engagement Ring

Topaz is a stone that is said to bring true love and fidelity – something you truly want in a ring and a relationship.

The design is one-of-a-kind thanks to its floral shaped claws.  Flowers are a symbol of admiration, and one thing’s for sure: you and your future fiancée will be admiring this gorgeous ring for a long time!  The thin rose gold band flatters this ring with just the right aesthetic balance.

11.  Emerald Cut Pink Topaz

If you want something a little different for your engagement ring, an emerald cut gemstone is the way to go.  The bright shade of this pink topaz goes wonderfully with the grey hue of the diamonds, and the platinum band is just divine!

12.  Flower Pink Topaz Engagement Rings

Are you looking for something a little grander?  Well, this ring is a show-stopper!  Inspired by modern Russian designs, this unique ring features a twisted 2 carat light pink topaz, secured with a solid platinum 6-prong setting.  The shine from this ring will make anyone truly speechless, and the twisted faceted topaz is amazing to view from all angles.  Slipping this ring on your finger is like wearing a precious pink rose (in gemstone form) everywhere you go.

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