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.

This jewelry editorial for Flair Magazine is a simply delightful spread of color and sparkling jewels. Shot by Alix Malka, who is known for his vision of pop art photography, the editorial features model Lydia Hearst with a face bedazzled with amazing diamonds.

The editorial is a suggestive exhibition of beauty and a girl’s best friend. Alix Malka finds inspiration in artists like Pedro Almodovar.

Other pictures of diamond-studded faces below:

If something characterizes Kim Kardashian are its ostentatious and expensive jewelry that does not hesitate to show off in events and social networks. What are your favorites?

 Necklaces

Engagement Ring 

Choker

Earrings

Long Earrings

Choker

Bracelets and Rings

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.

We've noticed Serena Williams's love of diamonds before but the tennis champ topped herself this time, showing up at a post-match press conference in a diamond necklace worth $2.5 million.

Williams wore the 427-diamond necklace after her first round win over Australian Samantha Stosur at the Sydney International tournament. Williams had met with a jewelry designer in Sydney over the weekend who offered her the pricey piece to wear during a match.

She decided not to play with the necklace because she was too concerned about what would happen to it but decided to wear it to the press conference instead.

 It is said that diamonds are a girl’s best friend. And we already Cheryle Cole Diamond-Encrusted Maskssaw diamond-studded faces by Alix Malka, and now here's another dazzling diamond-encrusted masks of Cheryl Cole in Harpers Bazaar. The photo of this beautiful series was taken by Alexi Lubomirski.

The embellished face mask is such a cool look, I think a superhero should be named after it.

If we could all afford these beautiful items, we would be a very sparkly, pretty world.

 Lots of people loves to travel to different parts of the world. Most of them enjoying on looking in some beautiful places. But besides on this, some of them also accidentally forgot their valuable personal belongings and hard to track on where they left this. This is frequent to happen not only for ordinary person but also for famous people. Just like Angelina Jolie.

Jolie left her pair of Asprey diamond earrings at the Dorchester hotel. She wore the diamond earrings with her Armani Prive dress at the Bafta awards but left them in her suite at the Dorchester hotel before taking off.

According to the Daily Mirror, Jolie realized that she had forgotten the earrings before leaving the country and called the hotel which found them and sent them on to Los Angeles. The total amount of the said diamond earrings is £1.1 million.

 We've already seen Hello Kitty ring encrusted with diamonds, gold and ruby as well as Barbie diamond pendants. And now, here is another fine jewelry and watch line inspired by SpongeBob SquarePants, a cartoon character.

The line will include pieces in gold, silver and enamel and products will sell for $150 to $75,000. The line will debut in the fall. The 12-carat total weight diamond-encrusted SpongeBob pendant shown here will be auctioned off for charity with proceeds benefiting Simmons's Diamond Empowerment Fundwhich funds schools in Africa.

Simmons Jewelry, the creator of the Hello Kitty fine jewelry line, Nickelodeon/Viacom Consumer Products partner on co-branded SpongeBob SquarePants fine jewelry line.

 Not to be outdone by those 'other' ultra expensive gem rich timepieces, watch maker Girard Perregaux creates what is possibly it's most expensive watch yet - and it's for the ladies. The popular Cat's Eye line serves as the base for the Girard Perregaux Cat's Eye Haute Joaillerie fully diamond encrusted watch.

For those who haven't made the connection (or know French) "joaillerie" means "jewelry." This watch is as much decoration as it is a fine timepiece with a Girard Perregaux automatic GP033R0 mechanical movement inside; visible through the sapphire crystal covered caseback window. The 35.25mm x 30.25mm case itself is18k white gold, with an interesting close-link bracelet (can you wear the extra links as jewelry too after sizing the watch?). I really like how the crown, with its star shape engraving, is set into the case itself, only protruding when you set the watch. Aside from the small seconds dial (part of the crescent moon), the face features a power reserve indicator that makes up the comet trail for the star in between the 3 and 4 o'clock position.

 Jewelry shopping has already seen a hit this year due to the recession, but nevertheless, “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend” still holds true. Even Barack Obama will agree with it, and that pretty much explains his choice of gift for his wife, Michelle.

A spokesman for top Italian designer Giovanni Bosco has confirmed that President-Elect Barack Obama is looking to purchase a $30,000 Harmony ring made of rhodium and encrusted with diamonds to say “thanks for your support”.

We expect the future First Lady to receive the ring in time for her husband's January inauguration ceremony. The gift is a thank you for her support throughout the last two years of campaigning.

One of the world's rarest and most precious metals, only about 25 tons of rhodium are mined each year, setting the price at over $7,660 per ounce -- or about ten times the cost of gold. The ring may be uncharacteristically extravagant for Mrs. Obama, but we're sure she'll find a way to wear it with all her usual grace and confidence.