Pink jewelry isn’t just pastel-innocent or cutesy-sweet for little girls, but the hot and sassy hues of the latest pinks range from fuchsia and hot cherry to purple-pink mauve with WOW for ladies of all ages. Here are seven selections from Fantasy Jewelry Box:

1. pink antique engagement rings – for just $34 the bride-to-be who loves pink can be almost dressed to walk down the isle wearing Rabecca’s Antique Fuchsia Cubic Zirconia Ring. The central white CZ is just over one carat, the band is rhodium plated and the various accenting gems are a mix of contrasting gemstone cuts and the most rare gemstone color – fuchsia. As an promise ring, pre-engagement ring, or even the actual engagement jewelry, this piece says “I dare to be different!” If a genuine pink diamond, sapphire or pink ruby ring is not within your bridal jewelry budget, try out gemstone jewelry indulgence for almost no investment.

2. fun cocktail baubles – make heads turn when you enter the room with a pink gemstone that’s 20 mms wide (7/8 inch) across. Crazy wild bling like this is priceless if what you want is to get noticed in a crowd. This Fantasy Jewelry Box piece is priced at about $90, but if that’s a little out of your league, there’s another emerald cut masterpiece that’s equally as extravagant called the Pink Allure CZ Cocktail Ring that costs just $29.

3. cute young ladies pink jewelry – delicate and starting at a size 5, Melyssa’s Pink CZ Ring is a delightfully cute piece of jewelry for any young lady with a penchant for being a princess. For just under $30, surprise your favorite little lady with one of these pink cubic zirconia rings. By the way, the ring is genuine sterling silver and the gem is a quality CZ in a delicate hue — ideal for small fingers.
4. hot valentines day gift – saying “I love you” or even “I really like you” is easier with one of the hottest pink cubic zirconia rings in your outstretched hand. Say it anyway you think she’ll like it, either bright and boldly, or subtle and tenderly. Here are two fabulous valentines jewelry choices for very different ladies:
   

   (a) Saita’s Pink Cubic Zirconia Ring features a massive pink gem in band accented with clear stones all the way around. It’s affordable as a valentine’s gift since it only costs $35. Let the bold CZ help give you the courage to express what you really feel.

   

   (b) The Valentine Pink CZ Heart Ring cost just $30 and is a subtle and tender way to speak your heart to any lady. This is one of the more unusual pink cubic zirconia rings that will never be confused as a party bauble because the delicate pave setting is done so finely it looks like genuine gold and tiny pink sapphires and diamonds. In fact it’s crafted from cubic zirconia, set in two-tone sterling silver – part being a sleek white metal that’s rhodium electroplated and part rose gold electroplated as a contrast. There are also matching CZ earrings, bracelets and other jewelry items if you want to really go all out!


5. anniversary CZ eternity bands – anniversary jewelry can be delicate pink or bold stackable sets of eternity bands. A set of 6 pink cubic zirconia rings in the full eternity style band are available through Fantasy Jewelry Box for around $137. If you want a single CZ eternity band with pink gems, there are several choice including the slender pink CZ and rose gold-tone design called Corin’s Pink CZ Eternity Band that retails for under $18.

6. pink birthstone rings – July is the month for rubies, but sometimes a softer red is preferable, like a pink sapphire, especially when affordably crafted in a pink CZ ring. For a serious pink birthstone ring there’s an eternity ring with fuchsia colored stones set in titanium that costs under $60. It’s called Veronika’s CZ Fuchsia eternity band. The other item that’s good as July birthstone jewelry is Hannah’s pink promise ring — a sapphire/ruby imitation for under $24. There are also several princess-cut pink cubic zirconia rings that are crafted in traditional designs and cost between $30 and $40.

7. dressy office pink bling –cheap cubic zirconia rings – somewhere between a cocktail ring and a simple everyday design is Rosa’s Cluster Pink CZ Ring that’s gold plated and features a series of different stone shapes in a bold yet not ostentatious design. Easy to wear to the office or after-hours – a hint of glamour without being too much – and for a reasonable price for the working gal – just under $37!

If you’d like to buy any of the recommended pink rings, you’ll receive free shipping within the US when choosing regular postal delivery. You may also select to order your pink jewelry faster and pay a little extra to have a rush shipment.

For more shopping ideas, please consult related posts that deal with fake wedding rings and high quality imitation diamond rings. There are also posts that provide information on buying white gold cubic zirconia rings that will last longer than the silver or plated versions. Find out how to save when buying white gold CZ rings by reading the articles on how to choose the best faux jewelry and where to get deals on really cheap cz rings that are available online. If you’re looking for engagement rings and cubic zirconia wedding bands, and you have a little more in your budget, we recommend buying gold or titanium pieces that are still affordable but will provide years of wear. For unique alternatives, check out some suggestions for Russian wedding rings that incorporate faux gems in their design.

If you are attracted to the exceptional designs available in cubic zirconia jewelry, and are even more enticed by their affordability, then you will want to take a minute to read about what makes a cubic zirconia so special. The low price of cubic zirconia rings is in no way a reflection of poor quality, it is simply the result of how they have come into being.

What is a Cubic Zirconia?

Cubic zirconia, also simply called CZ, is a brilliant manmade diamond lookalike, which is masterfully crafted using the cubic crystalline structure of zirconium dioxide. Although it is a synthetic material, it is extremely hard, not quite as hard a real diamond (but almost), and harder than most natural gemstones. It is very difficult to detect the difference between a genuine diamond and a cubic zirconia without viewing under a lens and knowing what to look for.

Will Everyone Know it’s Not a Diamond?

To the untrained eye it is very difficult to distinguish the difference between a cubic zirconia ring and a diamond ring. One way the experts know is that most diamonds have slight imperfections while cubic zirconia are flawless. This flawless perfection, as well as their low price, has made them one of the preferred gemstones for engagement rings, wedding rings and earrings since the mid 1970’s when they began to be mass produced.

CZ rings set with gold ring bands and cubic zirconia silver rings or white gold bands, as well as the popular titanium rings with cubic zirconia gems, can be as dazzling a creation as their expensive diamond designer ring counterparts. The traditional engagement ring (and wedding rings sets) is often one of the most costly parts of getting married, but with cubic zirconia rings, engagement rings and wedding rings can be, not only affordable, but as sparkling and dazzling as diamonds. And it’s doubtful anyone except an expert jeweler will be able to tell them apart.

Are Cubic Zirconia Rings New? Are there vintage Rings or Antique Engagement Rings in Cubic Zirconia?

Although the process to have a cubic zirconia ring does not require the millenniums of compressing coal as it does for a diamond, it has been a long process for scientists to arrive at such magnificent imitations. The discovery of natural cubic zirconia dates back to the late 1800’s, but growing them as single crystals began in the 1960’s in France and was perfected in Moscow in the early 70’s. There are stunning cubic zirconia engagement rings from the 60’s and 70’s which are now considered vintage jewelry or classic antique engagement rings and can be found online or at secondhand jewelry shops specializing in vintage wedding rings.

In 1980 cubic zirconia stones took the jewelry industry by storm and became a significant rival to the diamond trade. Since then, cubic zirconia rings, earring, engagement rings and wedding rings have evolved to include designer rings, silver rings, gold rings and wedding ring sets as stunning and magnificent as celebrity jewelry creations previously only seen in magazines and diamond ads.

Read More at: Zirconia Rings – Not just About Price.