Birthstone Engagement Rings Are the Latest Jewelry Trend - WHOWHATWEAR

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Birthstone Engagement Rings Are the Latest Jewelry Trend - WHOWHATWEAR Posted: 26 Aug 2019 12:00 AM PDT To state the obvious, personal style is far from one-size-fits-all. Everyone has vastly different tastes and budgets, so it's no surprise that shoppers are looking for as many unique options as possible. Enter birthstone engagement rings, which are an increasingly popular jewelry trend right now. Whether combined with diamonds or worn alone, birthstones are a chic and meaningful option to consider. L.A.-based jewelry designer Jennie Kwon explained to Who What Wear why the trend is taking off: "We are at a time where people are more and more interested in creating bespoke things—pieces that are made just for them and feel personal because of it," she said. "The trend of birthstone engagement rings falls in line with this." Another L.A.based jewelry designer, Anna Sheffield, concurs. "We've always been a brand that aims to empower the individual in choosing what's meaningful to them," Sheffield told Who What Wear. "And the choice is not necessarily dictated by the status quo." Sheffield also reminded us that several months have multiple birthstone options, allowing for even more personalization. If you're interested in the trend, Kwon has some expert advice to consider: "The only thing we'd say is to be careful about how your birthstone is set if you're planning on wearing it daily as many women do," she said. "For instance, for our softer-stoned girls whose birthstones are emeralds, opals, pearls, or the like, we would suggest having them set in a way where the stone is protected, such as a bezel setting. For opals, we would suggest buying a ring that incorporates an Australian opal versus an Ethiopian opal, as the Ethiopian ones, while magical, can be quite sensitive to their environment." Duly noted. Scroll down to shop our favorite engagement rings according to each birthstone.

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