Diamond Boutique Blog

At Diamond Boutique, we understand that finding the perfect fit is extremely important and difficult, especially if it's a surprise, that's why we have a created a simple and easy-to-understand ring size guide. Please use the guide below to help you find the right ring size, this table shows the inside circumference and diameter of each ring size. Inside diameter Inside...

Famous for its deep and enticing reds, the ruby is one of the world’s four precious stones. Ruby wedding rings are a popular choice amongst newlyweds thanks to the gem’s rich colour, but are also a coveted option for eternity and engagement rings. History The blood-red ruby has long been an esteemed gemstone, traded as early as 200BC in China...

The curious pink sapphire is a naturally-occurring form of sapphire that gets its pinkness from the chromium in which it was formed. Mined predominantly in Madagascar, the pink sapphire is a popular gemstone for engagement and wedding rings.   History Little is known about the historical use of pink sapphire as there is very little mention of the stone in...

  Formed deep underground, Peridot is a rare gem that exhibits yellow-green to olive brown hues. Revered in the Middle Ages for granting those who wore the gemstone the power of foresight, today Peridot is used in all kinds of jewellery, from Peridot earrings, to Peridot engagement rings. History The stunning yellow-green gemstone Peridot is a historically elusive gem. According...