TODAY WE HAVE 24

Aquamarine Engagement Rings

As blue and beautiful as the ocean itself, aquamarine engagement rings offer a colorful alternative to a traditional diamond ring. A gemstone engagement ring is captivating, capturing the uniqueness of the wearer and the love it symbolizes. If you admire this gemstone, you may also want to consider an aquamarine wedding band to complement your aquamarine engagement ring.

Shop All Aquamarine Engagement Rings

11 of 24 Aquamarine Engagement Rings

A dainty row of brilliant round aquamarines in crystalline blue are pavé set in this Riviera ring crafted of 14k white gold. A sweet sentiment on its own, or a shimmering statement when stacked with other gemstone and diamond bands from the Riviera collection.

Riviera Pavé Aquamarine Ring in 14k White Gold (1.5mm)

$550

$385

A vision of color, this gemstone ring features a cushion cut aquamarine accented by pavé-set round brilliant diamonds in an infinity twist design of 14k white gold.

Aquamarine and Diamond Infinity Twist Ring in 14k White Gold (7x7mm)

$1,580

$1,264

Evoking the untamed beauty of the sea, two trillion-cut light blue aquamarines surround a swelling center cushion-cut aquamarine giving this white gold ring attention-grabbing appeal.

Cushion London Blue Topaz and Aquamarine Trillion Ring in 14k White Gold

$1,740

$870

This vibrant blue aquamarine makes a bold statement in this ring. Accented with two rows of round pavé diamonds and set in 14k rose gold, this is a stunning piece.

Oval Aquamarine Statement Ring in 14k Rose Gold

$4,320

$3,024

A vision of rich color, gemstone ring features a oval aquamarine gemstone framed by a halo of pavé-set round diamonds in 18k white gold.

Aquamarine and Diamond Halo Ring in 18k White Gold (14x12mm)

$4,770

$3,339

This gorgeous 14k white gold cocktail ring features a cushion-cut aquamarine surrounded by a halo of tiny pavé-set diamonds. An effortless upgrade to your accessory wardrobe.

Cushion-Cut Aquamarine Diamond Halo Cocktail Ring in 14k White Gold (10.5mm)

$4,120

$2,472

A vision of coastal color, this aquamarine and diamond halo ring features a light blue oval aquamarine gemstone framed by a halo of pavé set round brilliant diamonds set in polished 18k white gold.

Aquamarine and Diamond Halo Ring in 18k White Gold (10x8mm)

$1,910

$1,337

Elegant aquamarine makes a bold statement in this fashion-forward cocktail ring crafted in 14k white gold.

Cushion Cut Aquamarine and Diamond Cocktail Ring in 14k White Gold

$6,340

$4,438

Bring brilliant sparkle to your look when you wear this mesmerizing ring featuring a single baguette-cut aquamarine shimmering in a stately east-west setting. It is designed in 14k white gold that promises an enduring lustre and quality.

Aquamarine East West Ring in 14k White Gold (9x7mm)

$2,080

$1,248

A brilliantly blue oval-cut aquamarine sparkles at the heart of this statement ring. Bright accent diamonds form an elegant halo around the center stone and add brilliance to the graceful split shank.

Oval Aquamarine and Diamond Halo Split Shank Ring (9x7mm)

$2,870

$2,296

A dramatically blue pear-cut aquamarine sparkles at the heart of this statement ring. The band is crafted from 14k white gold and is brilliantly set with delicate diamonds for extra sparkle.

Pear Shaped Aquamarine and Diamond Twist Band in 14k White Gold (12x8mm)

$3,950

$2,370

Don't see what you're looking for?

Browse our full catalog of Aquamarine Engagement Rings

SHOP NOW

FAQs about Aquamarine Engagement Rings

What are aquamarine gemstone engagement rings?

An aquamarine engagement ring trades out the traditional diamond center stone for a beautiful blue aquamarine.

What does the aquamarine symbolize?

Aquamarine is the birthstone for March, and it represents crystal-clear waters, truth, and trust.

What metal is ideal for an aquamarine diamond engagement ring?

The cool, crisp blue tone of an aquamarine makes it a beautiful pairing with white metals, such as white gold and platinum.

Is an aquamarine as durable as a diamond?

No. Diamonds rank a 10 on the Mohs Hardness Scale, making them the hardest gemstone. By contrast, an aquamarine is a 7, making it more susceptible to scratches and chips—and therefore not suited to everyday wear if you’re very active.