Siberian Amethyst and Diamond Ring in 14K Rose Gold

With its regal purple hue, amethyst sparkles in the crown jewels of Europe. An amethyst reigns next to the Cullinan Diamond in Britain’s Sovereign Scepter. You’ll feel like royalty wearing it, too. February’s birthstone was also once believed to prevent intoxication: amethystos means “not drunk” in ancient Greek. Leonardo Da Vinci wrote that amethyst quickens intelligence and gets rid of evil thoughts. Amethyst is the gem of the 6th anniversary.

Rose gold, sometimes called pink gold or red gold, has a softer, pinker color than yellow gold. 14K rose gold contains more copper than 14K yellow gold, which gives it its delicate blush tone. But it contains just as much pure gold content, 58.5%, as 14K yellow gold does. Rose gold symbolizes love. Its peach hue is a beautiful complement to gemstones.

Ben Kho is one of the most talented gemstone cutters in the world. By carefully positioning each facet, he sculpts light into brilliance. After mining rubies and sapphires in Cambodia as a teenager, he fell in love with the fascinating process of transforming rough into sparkling gems. Collectors from around the world commission Ben to create one-of-a-kind treasures. He has received 26 prestigious Cutting Edge Awards from the American Gem Trade Association. Wear Ben Kho jewelry for a cut above.