Cameo Ring in 18K YG

Beryl is the most famous gem you’ve never heard of. But the beryl gem family has many famous members you know. Verdant green beryl is emerald. Sea-blue beryl is aquamarine. Blushing pink beryl is morganite. There are so many beautiful hues that many are just called beryl and valued for themselves. Rich yellow hues are called golden beryl and are also called heliodor, from the Greek for gift from the sun. Whether you love pale green beryl or rich rare red beryl or all the lovely shades in between, you’ll admire your beryl’s brilliance and durability for decades to come.

In gold-loving Italy, 18K yellow gold is the most popular precious metal. That’s because it’s 75% pure gold, with the rich buttery color that we think of when we picture gold. That’s more gold than the 58.5% you’ll find in 14K gold jewelry. It’s more expensive than 14K gold too, of course, because it has more intrinsic value. Most high-end jewelry brands work in 18k gold because they feel it is more luxurious and the best gold alloy.