“Diamonds are known for their high dispersion and brilliance, which cause the scintillating flashes of color and light that everyone loves.” Basically, you get the durability and strength of a white diamond in a pretty hue. “They are the hardest known natural substance, and only another diamond can scratch your diamond,” certified diamontologist Kim Kanary says. Like white diamonds, pink diamonds are extremely durable, making them an excellent engagement ring stone. According to Au Xchange founder Azra Mehdi, pink diamonds are, “20 times more expensive than white diamonds of the same size because of their rarity and limited supply.' Pink diamonds can come in a range of saturations, from a light, subtle pink to a bright hot pink. Of course, the most obvious difference between pink and white diamonds is the color. Pink diamonds are incredibly rare and, according to the Gemological Institute of America, make up only about one percent of diamond production worldwide. This rarity probably explains why they’re something of a celebrity favorite: Pink diamond engagement rings have been spotted on the fingers of stars like Blake Lively, Victoria Beckham, and Mariah Carey. For future brides that love the prettier things in life, it's certainly worth the investment.

And pink diamonds are particularly elegant, feminine, and undeniably romantic. While white diamond is the classic choice for engagement rings, colored gemstones are perfect for those who like to stand out.

Pink sapphire engagement ring