The classic, like engagement rings with diamonds, will never go out of fashion, but there are those who seek to be more risky and original opting for a jewel with colored gemstones and thus surprise your partner with a different detail. The designer of 'Gene & Co' jewelry, Gene Set Colquicocha Ochoa, shows us the latest in engagement rings.

Peridot

A natural round cut peridot set in a classic braided solitaire ring is perfect for girls who are modern and like something different.

Amethyst

An oval cut amethyst set in a solitaire ring, an imposing gem, is ideal for brides who do not want to go unnoticed.

Tourmaline

A pink tourmaline with pear-shaped cut, set in a Tiara style ring for classic brides, with 18 carat yellow gold.

Emerald

A classic rosette, with a natural emerald, set with a rosette ring with white and yellow gold, surrounded by diamonds.

Topaz

The ring has a blue topaz set in a leaf model, for those brides who love the sea and dream of getting married during the day.

Cartier reinvents itself by offering a new collection of live expressions that only color can offer. It was at the Fashion Week in Paris that the French house officially unveiled Coloratua, its new collection that celebrates the vibrant color that dwarfs the world with slight nuances that surround the cultures of the entire planet.

As he has been accustomed to his faithful followers, on this occasion Cartier transformed each piece into a work of art; No matter the number of pieces of each jewel, each one will have the elegance of a brand that has created objects of desire and luxury throughout its history. Inspired by colors and cultures, this collection includes noses that highlight the delicacy of Asian influences and the enigmatic Egyptian culture.

Rubies, sapphires, diamonds and emeralds, in all their shades, are some of the precious stones that create a range of sparkles in each of the brand's glamorous creations. All highlight the inspiration of great cultures through designs that have marked their mark over time.

On this occasion, the French firm has had time to play, propose and create. And the lover of the jewels will be able to explore other alternatives to the classic gemstones. Many of the designs are created without pretending that one piece looks more than another, but with the aim of creating synergy between them so that the result is balanced. At the end of the day, they are all precious stones worth bearing.

 Emerald comes indirectly from the Greek “smaragdos”, a name that seems to have been given to a number of stones having little in common except a green color. It is a variety of the mineral beryl, colored green by trace amounts of chromium and sometimes vanadium.

The origin of the word "Emerald" is said to be a Sanskrit word meaning "green". They said that Emerald was the sacred stone of Venus and today it is regarded as a stone of the heart. This glorious stone was traded in one of the earliest known gem markets in Babylon around 4000 B.C.

On Mohs’ scale of hardness, emerald is 7.5-8. The world’s finest emeralds are found in the Andes of Colombia, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Russia (Urals), Pakistan, Zambia, Tanzania, United States (North Carolina), Afghanistan, Australia , Ghana, India, Madagascar and Malawi.

Emerald is the birthstone of a person born under the zodiac sign of Taurus (Bull) from April 20 - May 20. It is the anniversary gemstone for the 20th, 35th and 55th year of marriage. It is also said that emerald is extensively used for physical and emotional healing. This stone also an antidote for poisons and poisonous wounds. It aids with ailments of the spine and help fighting all mental illness and neurological disorders.

Emerald also gives faith, success in love and discovery of false friends. It changes color in the presence of false friends or false witnesses. It promotes constancy of mind, true friendship, and felicity in domestic life. As a love token, it registers the degree of love and if pale, love is waning.