Gemmy Tile Cocktail Ring

Regular price $1,820.00
Metal: 14K yellow gold
Gemstone: Sapphire (Lab) / Sep

Gemmy Tile Cocktail Ring - 14K yellow gold / Sapphire (Lab) / Sep is made from scratch for you. Allow up to 2 weeks for us to make your piece.

Description

Gemmy Tile Cocktail Ring

Bold and beautiful, the Gemmy Tile Cocktail Ring is a kaleidoscope of color and shine. Perfect for making a statement, itÕs the ultimate show-stopper for your next event.

Gemmy Tile Cocktail Ring Details:

  • Metal: 14K Gold
  • Gemstone: Emerald-Cut Peridot or Lab-Grown Sapphire
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Quality Guarantee

1-year warranty and lifetime repair service.
(because we're that certain our jewelry's got staying power.)

100% Hand-made in the US

We handcraft each and every element of our pieces in the United States of America.

Responsibly Sourced & Manufactured

We are committed to sustainably sourcing our precious metals + stones.

METALS

Every piece is handcrafted with 100% recycled 14-18ct gold and solid sterling silver, reducing CO2 emissions by over 60%

GEMS

Our gemstones are sourced from all over the world by erin gallagher personally. Our suppliers are certified by the Responsible Jewelry Council and work to stringent social, ethical and environmental standards.

DIAMONDS

Each diamond is assessed for cut, clarity, color and carat and is hand set. Our diamonds are conflict-free and adhere to the
Kimberley Process and the World Diamond Council's System of Warranties.

Carbon-neutral shipping on all orders
148kg
shipping emissions removed
That's like...
377
miles driven by an average gasoline-powered car
Frequently asked questions
  • What is September’s birthstone?

    Sapphire is the traditional September birthstone. It is corundum (Mohs 9) and appears in classic blue as well as fancy colors.

  • Is London blue topaz a September birthstone?

    Not traditionally. Sapphire is September’s birthstone. London blue topaz is a popular, more affordable deep-blue alternative (often listed as a modern December birthstone).

  • Is London blue topaz treated?

    Yes. Most blue topaz—including London blue—is created by irradiation followed by heat treatment. The color is stable in normal wear.

  • Which is more durable—sapphire or London blue topaz?

    Sapphire (Mohs 9) is harder and ideal for everyday rings and bracelets. London blue topaz (Mohs ~8) wears well with mindful care, especially in pendants and earrings or low-profile ring settings.

  • How do I clean sapphire and London blue topaz jewelry?

    Use lukewarm water, mild soap, and a soft brush; rinse and dry. Avoid ultrasonic/steam for London blue topaz and for any fracture-filled sapphires.

  • Can I customize a September birthstone piece?

    Yes—choose metal, hue, cut, size, chain length or band width, and engraving via the Design Your Own collection.