Kunzite Gemstone Rings
Made in Melbourne & Sydney

Popular Styles of Kunzite Rings in Australia

Kunzite gemstone rings are available in various styles to suit different tastes and occasions. Here are some of the most popular styles:

Solitaire Kunzite Rings

Solitaire kunzite rings are a classic and timeless choice, featuring a single kunzite gemstone as the focal point. This style highlights the gemstone's natural beauty and is perfect for those who appreciate understated elegance.

Kunzite Halo Rings

Halo kunzite rings add a touch of glamour by surrounding the central kunzite with a halo of diamonds or other gemstones. This design enhances the brilliance of the kunzite while creating a stunning, vintage-inspired look.

Three-Stone Kunzite Rings

Symbolising the past, present, and future, three-stone kunzite rings feature a central kunzite flanked by smaller diamonds or gemstones. This design is ideal for engagement rings or anniversary gifts.

Kunzite Cocktail Rings

For those who love bold, statement-making jewellery, kunzite cocktail rings are a perfect choice. These rings feature larger stones with intricate designs, making them ideal for special occasions.

Vintage Kunzite Rings

Vintage-inspired kunzite rings often include ornate settings, milgrain detailing, or intricate filigree work, creating a piece that exudes old-world charm and sophistication.

Popular Cuts of Kunzite Gemstones

The cut of a kunzite gemstone plays a significant role in showcasing its brilliance and colour. Here are some of the most popular cuts:

Oval Cut: The elongated oval shape enhances the stone's brilliance and makes it appear larger.

Cushion Cut: Combining square and rounded edges, this cut is perfect for creating a romantic, vintage-inspired look.

Emerald Cut: With its step-cut facets, the emerald cut gives kunzite a sophisticated and elegant appearance, highlighting its clarity.

Round Cut: A classic choice, the round cut maximises the gemstone's sparkle and is suitable for any setting.

Pear Cut: The teardrop shape of the pear cut adds a unique and dramatic flair to kunzite rings.

How to Care for Kunzite Gemstone Rings

Kunzite is a relatively soft gemstone, with a Mohs hardness of 6.5 to 7. To ensure its longevity:

Avoid exposing the stone to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures.

Store your kunzite ring separately to prevent scratches.

Clean it with a soft cloth, mild soap, and lukewarm water.

Shop Kunzite Rings in Australia

At Temple and Grace Jewellers, we offer an exquisite collection of kunzite rings, crafted with precision and care. Whether you're looking for a classic solitaire, a vintage design, or a bold cocktail ring, our range has something for everyone.

Explore our Kunzite rings online or visit our Diamond and Gemstone jewellery boutiques in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide to find the perfect piece. Discover why Australians are falling in love with the beauty and elegance of kunzite gemstone rings.

Experience the timeless charm of kunzite and add a touch of romance to your jewellery collection today!