Garnet Engagement Rings

Garnet has long been a symbol of love, compassion and friendship. It is also the birthstone for January and the gemstone for the second anniversary.

A garnet makes for a stylish and unique alternative to diamond engagement rings, and you may be able to afford a much larger center stone with garnet. While durable enough for daily wear, garnet gemstones are more prone to chipping than diamonds, so take care to avoid rough wear, remove when doing work with your hards, and inspect regularly.

Yes! With a Mohs rating of 6.5 to 7.5, garnets are just durable enough for daily wear, provided you take care and prevent exposure to hard blows or rough wear.

Whether you’re looking for vintage-inspired engagement rings with garnets or more modern takes on this gemstone, we have a variety of ring styles available. Choose from solitaire garnets or designs such as aquamarine and garnet combinations. For a timeless look, choose a garnet and diamond ring. Designs are available in white gold for an icy contrast or rose gold for romantic tones.

Garnet is a popular choice for those who want to stand out from the crowd. It's durable enough for daily wear and offers a unique engagement ring style that’s sure to steal the spotlight.

Engagement rings with garnet symbolize everlasting commitment and love. Many people also believe that garnet inspires devotion and calms conflict.

A garnet wedding band or one with rubies can match these gemstone engagement rings. If you’re looking to pair a band that lets the garnet shine, consider matching the garnet engagement ring with a diamond or plain metal wedding ring.

Garnet is a 6.5 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale. This means it’s more durable than softer gems such as pearls, but it can be damaged if special care is not taken. Avoid wearing garnet rings when engaging in strenuous activities.

Garnet is known for its red hues. We offer engagement rings featuring many styles of garnet including the traditional deep reds and lighter rosier rhodolite garnets.