As summer starts winding down, familiar scenes begin to play out. Kids are back in school (even if distance learning), the weather starts to cool, and…one other thing. Is that the scent of pumpkin spice in the air? Yes, that’s right! Pumpkin spice
everything is about to come back. Love it or hate it, there’s no denying this herald of fall. And, while we can’t tell you
how to take the perfect coffee selfie, here are 10 pumpkin spice rings to help you out.
Considered to be a “window to the past,” Baltic Amber is an organic gem made from fossilized tree resin. Your barista might not remember your name, but this ring is sure to make an impression! Shop this
Baltic Amber ring.
Sunstone shimmers like our nearest star, Sol, when it catches the light. This glitter effect is known as schiller, or aventurescence. Shop this
Korevora Sunstone ring.
Some of the most desirable pearls come from South Sea water. Ranging from creamy white to golden, these pearls perfectly capture the milky essence of a freshly poured latte. Shop this
South Sea Cultured Pearl ring.
Named for a fortified Portuguese wine, this citrine variety seems to glow within. Shop this
Santa Ana Madeira Citrine ring.
Ranging in color from a golden orange to a burnt cider hue, these more deeply colored stones are rarer and more valuable. It truly shines in this solitaire setting. Shop this
Premium Santa Ana Madeira Citrine ring.
Often thought of as only a collector’s stone, sphalerite is also an amazing gem for jewelry. The amazing dispersion of this stone makes it a true breathtaking delight! Shop this
Sphalerite ring.
With its unique metallic matrix, Mojave Turquoise offers lots of exciting visual appeal. Orange Mojave Turquoise is pumpkin perfection for your finger. Shop for a
turquoise ring.
Champagne diamonds evoke the essence of their namesake, fine sparkling wine. They exhibit all the virtues of diamond such as remarkable hardness, a very high refractive index, and exceptional fire. Shop this
Champagne Diamond ring.
Spessartite garnet is a unique pyrope-almandine member of the garnet family. This naturally occurring combination gives it an unusually high refractive index and exceptional brilliance. Shop this
spessartite garnet ring.
As its name suggests, this gem sprang from ancient volcanoes in the Jalisco region of Mexico. Ancient Maya and Aztec called this treasure the "stone of the bird of paradise." Shop this
Jalisco Fire Opal ring.
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