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Amethyst Engagement Rings

A pop of purple for your perfect ring.

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The Color of Royalty

The February birthstone has long been prized for its deep purple color. Historically worn by nobility, amethyst makes a beautiful center stone for a custom engagement ring even if you have don't happen to have any royal lineage.

Heart-cut amethysts pair with a round center stone to create the deep purple center of this ring. Set in a hypoallergenic (no-nickel) white gold bypass shank with diamond accents.
A royal purple amethyst makes for a unique center stone in this delicate trinity knot ring.
An intricate nature-inspired design of branches and leaves opening into flowers. But these details are all a backdrop to the brilliant pops of purple amethyst at the heart of each flower. A sweet and bold engagement ring.
He did a great job guiding the design to reflect her style and personality: delicate and feminine with clean, modern lines and her favorite gem. An elegant blend of rose gold, diamond and amethyst.
A standard claddagh ring: a crown on a heart being held by a pair of hands. Here, the crown is replaced by a black opal, the hands by trinity knots, and the heart is a beautiful amethyst.
A classic three stone setting for a unique anime-inspired ring.
The always popular, romantic toi-et-moi ring nestles two amethysts in a platinum bypass shank.
A quirky band design based on an anime ring with an amethyst cabochon which almost glows like its animated inspiration.
This bright, colorfol set of rings brings together an array of gems to reflect its comic book inspiration (the Infinity Stones). We love the way the gem-studded bypass curve of the engagement ring pairs with an east-west set marquise amethyst.
A unique, modern, two-stone setting, pairing amethyst and emerald. The knife edge shank opens into a delicate, curved heart shape for a beautiful contrast.
The perfect ring for a lover of the Rebel Alliance. Elegant, feminine, and wonderfully nerdy.
Three amethysts set in a diamond pave bypass band. The non-traditional use of smooth, cabochon gems makes this ring really stand out.
Filigree curls up the shank toward the amethyst center stone. This airy, vintage-inspired detailing is balanced by a solid band on the other side for a touch of modern asymmetry.
Three concept sketches for an elegant rose gold ring with a princess cut amethyst center stone and diamond accents.
A two-stone rose setting for her engagement ring skips the big center stone and pairs with a delicate, leafy band. Two rings for him that fit together to form a single, wide, masculine band. Both are designed in white gold, with rose gold leaves and vines, and amethyst accents.

The Custom Experience

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Talk About It

Discuss design ideas, options, budget, with your jewelry consultant - your guide to the custom experience.

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Get It Designed

See sketches and concept art designed just for you by our jewelry artists.

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See It Come To Life

Visualize your piece with high resolution 3D renderings, and we'll adjust every detail until you tell us it's perfect.

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Treasure It

Receive your custom piece, with the assurance it's been made to wear and last a lifetime.

Dedicated Service

Our team of design consultants helps you figure out the details, explains your options, and guides you through each step of designing a custom amethyst engagement ring.

Personalized Design

Our artists and designers create sketches and detailed 3D renderings for you, so you'll see just how your ring will look when it's finished. We'll work with you on every detail until you say it looks exactly right.

Expertise

Our design team, artists, and experienced jewelers will handle your project with the utmost skill, care, and knowledge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a project take?

Typically, your custom piece will be in your hands 2-4 weeks after we've finalized your design. However, because each project is different, the time it takes to complete your project may vary. Here's a rough breakdown of how long each part of our process takes:

Design: As long as it takes for you to tell us it's perfect

When it comes to creating your design, we'll work at your pace. Some customers only need to exchange a few messages with us - we'll often be ready to make their piece within a few days. Others may prefer to design and iterate with us over many weeks, or even months.

Production: Approximately 2-4 weeks

Once you've approved a design, we'll manufacture your piece, finishing all the details by hand. When it's ready, we'll send you photographs of your finished piece so you can give us your seal of approval before we ship it to you.

Shipping: 1-3 days (domestic), Approximately 1 week (international)

We offer free shipping! Depending on location, international shipments may be subject to additional import charges, for which you'd be responsible. International shipments can sometimes be delayed by local customs for inspection, which can extend the delivery time.

How much will my ring cost?

In general, our custom rings are the same price as similar rings off-the-shelf ('similar' meaning a comparable selection of metals and gemstones used, which are the biggest factors in price). Our aim is to make high-quality custom designs accessible to everyone.

Each ring we produce starts off as a brand new concept. Because of that, it’s difficult to know how much a piece is going to cost without knowing a bit more about the idea you have in mind.

The easiest way to figure out how much your ring will cost is to start a consultation with us and let our team know what you're looking for - we can provide an estimate with only a few details.

When do I get to see a design? Do I have to pay first?

There's no charge to discuss your design, and price out options with our team. In many cases, our jewelry designers will also create artistic sketches of our design concepts for your piece. We request a deposit prior to producing 3D models and renderings of your design and that deposit goes toward the final cost of producing your piece.

Where do your gems come from? Can I browse your inventory?

Unlike most jewelers, we don't keep a huge inventory of gems. Since every piece we make is custom, we prefer to source each stone individually, to suit the design and the specific needs of each customer.

As with the rest of our design process, our team will guide you through the gem selection process. We start by figuring out what's important to you in a gemstone, whether it's budget, origin, size, color, or simply the overall look. With that in mind, we research and prepare a set of options that we think would work for you. Some come from our curated collection, others from a network of trusted suppliers, and in some cases, we may opt to have an expert lapidary custom cut your gem. You'll make the final decision on the option that best meets your needs, and we'll make sure you have everything you need to make the best choice.

Our primary goal with gemstones is transparency. The center stone is an essential part of the look of your ring and it can be a big financial decision. Trust is built on honest communication, so we work hard to give you all the information you need to make a confident choice.

Do you offer a warranty?

We stand behind our jewelry 100% and we offer a comprehensive set of warranties so that you can purchase with confidence.

Lifetime Manufacturer Warranty

We guarantee our workmanship and take responsibility for any structural defects.

Certificate of Authenticity

All the materials (metals, diamonds, and gemstones) we sell are authentic and properly specified in your proposal agreement.

Accent Stone Loss Warranty

If any small accent gems (<$100 value) break or fall out of their settings in the first year after we create the ring or within a year of us performing maintenance on the ring, we’ll replace them free of charge.

Read more about our warranties.

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