Forget the partridge, the pear tree, and all the bloomin French hens – when it comes to Christmas the best thing to give your true love are gold rings (maybe not all five of them though!) We’ve created a list of beautiful golden rings that make for the best Christmas gifts you could give this year…
- Golden Filigree. This filigree ring is constructed by Italian specialists who weave tiny threads of gold to construct a wonderfully intricate, floral pattern that sits neatly on an elegant solitaire ring. This beautiful showpiece captures a sparkling light in every curve and contour within it’s honeycomb feature-piece.
- Rose Gold, Amethyst & Diamond. Amethysts and diamonds add a wonderfully playful spark to this 18ct rose gold band and make it something of a show-stopper gift. The rich violet hues are framed by brilliant white, which not only catch the eye, but draw out the lighter tones in any festive evening dress.
- Gold & Diamond Double Teardrop. What I like about this ring is that the shape reminds me of two people holding hands, which gives it additional significance as a romantic Christmas gift. Also, the designers have chosen to embellish the rose gold with diamonds on only one side and this ensures that the elegant form isn’t overpowered by the sparkling white.
- Oval Quartz & Diamond. This large statement piece showcases an off-white oval quartz flanked by twenty-six 0.14ct round-cut diamonds. This shapely stone has a slight rose tint, which makes it an exquisite accompaniment to deep reds and blues (great Christmas colours).
- Citrine & Diamond Ring. Crowned in sparkling diamonds, this citrine gemstone shines with a golden light that is entirely unique. All the stones are nested in a neat 18ct rose gold casing, bonded to a singlet ring. Because the central stone matches the gold so well, this could act really well as a neutral ring to go with almost any outfit.
If you want to buy jewellery this Christmas, for yourself or for a loved one, then I suggest getting one of these beautiful and unique golden rings. On the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me… any of the above, but forget the pear tree!