With their unusual blend of colours, ametrine engagement rings are ideal for brides who prefer more unique ring styles. This stone is a mixture of amethyst and citrine, blending shades of purple and yellow or orange. It has a hardness rating of 7 on the Mohs scale, making it suitable for rings and other jewellery. When used alongside diamonds, the result is a striking ring. It can be used as a primary stone or as an accent stone. Keep reading to get some inspiration on this type of engagement ring.
Fall in Love With These Ametrine Engagement Rings
Some of our favourite ametrine engagement rings to inspire include the following:
Infinity Band
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Infinity band rings are romantic and symbolic. The twisted band represents your ongoing love, with loops that wind around the top of the band up to the centre stone. In this ring, a gold infinity band is encrusted with tiny pave diamonds.
White Gold
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This ring would work equally well in platinum. It has a cushion-cut stone, flanked by a floral-inspired halo. As a feminine take on the classic halo, this ring is pretty and eye-catching. You could also use a diamond as the centre stone, with tiny ametrine stones forming the halo.
Pave Solitaire
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If simple solitaire rings are your thing, this one is a great choice. It features a very simple, beautifully cut centre ametrine, with a delicate gold band encrusted with tiny pave diamonds. It would work well with any shape of the stone and on any metal band. You could use a centre diamond and tiny ametrine on the band for a ring that adds subtle colour.
Gold Trinity
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The baguette style stone makes this ring interesting and a bit different to most round-shape trinity or three-stone rings. In this design, an elongated ametrine stone takes centre stage. It is flanked by small diamonds that make up triangular side stones. The result is an unusual ring without being overly dramatic.
Pave Loops
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The loop style ring appears in many different designs. In this ring, a centre ametrine is flanked by pave loops, locking together at the centre. The pave stones continue along the band. Ideal in platinum, white gold or any other metal, this ring is a stunner.
Delicate Cluster
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Another good choice for those who prefer simple rings, this ring is also a trinity ring. Small diamonds in a cluster flank the rounded centre stone. Due to the very fine rose gold band and the smaller size of the centre stone and diamonds, this ring is delicate and subtle.
Rose Pear
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Finally, we have the pear cut ring. This style is flattering on all hands and can be worn with the point facing upwards or downwards. In this design, a pave-encrusted split shank leads up to the centre ametrine. The combination of warm and cool tones help this ring stand out for all the right reasons.
Cape Diamonds offers a custom design service that will help you plan your dream ring. Whether you’re thinking about ametrine rings or any other style, we are the go-to choice for premium engagement rings.