Rings

Rings are made in 18-karat gold, 750 hallmark. Celide prepares its own alloy in the workshop to guarantee that exact percentage, with a lifetime guarantee on the metal. All diamonds are natural, and every ring with stones comes with its Celide certification: a certificate with images and full stone specifications, or a card with the name of the piece and its carat weight, depending on the piece.

Diamond engagement rings

An engagement ring is chosen to be worn every day for many years, so it helps to think about the style of the stone and how it will look next to the wedding band.

Solitaire engagement rings

A single stone with as little metal as possible. It is the most classic proposal ring and the easiest to pair with any band.

Halo rings

A circle of diamonds surrounds the center stone and makes it look larger. There are diamond halos, such as the bezel-set oval diamond halo ring, and colored-stone halos, such as the pear sapphire halo ring.

Toi et moi

Two stones side by side, one for each person in the couple. Napoleon gave Josephine a ring in this style in 1796. Explore the oval diamond toi et moi or the heart toi et moi.

Three-stone rings

They represent the past, present and future of a relationship, like the baguette and round diamond trio ring.

Wedding bands

Half eternity

Diamonds cover only the top half. They are more comfortable and can usually be resized, like the diamond half-eternity band.

Full eternity

An engagement band with diamonds all the way around sparkles from every angle, but it is hard to resize later. Examples include the baguette and round diamond band and the marquise diamond eternity band.

Gemstone rings

Emerald rings

Such as the emerald ring with a diamond band or the marquise emerald eye ring. The emeralds Celide works with are Colombian; a certificate of origin is issued on request, at an additional cost. An emerald's natural inclusions are part of its authenticity, and any treatment is disclosed before purchase.

Ruby and sapphire rings

Both gemstones rank 9 on the Mohs scale and hold up to daily wear. Explore the ruby half-eternity band and the blue sapphire eternity band.

Colored diamonds

Black diamonds owe their color to dense inclusions that make them opaque, as in the black and white diamond eternity ring. Many are treated to even out their tone; any treatment is disclosed before purchase.

Pearl rings

Pearl is softer than precious stones; in the pearl ring with a diamond halo, the halo gives it some protection.

Gold rings for everyday wear

If you are looking for a gold ring without stones or with more body, there are link, Cuban, textured and sculpted designs, such as the gold link ring and the white gold sphere ring. With no stones to come loose, they are the most practical for stacking.

Design and workshop

Most designs are original or reworked in house, created by Natalia, the brand's designer. Even on a classic piece such as a solitaire you will find the Celide details: a sapphire set on the inside, the brand's hallmark and prongs finished to a point. You can modify any ring in the catalog or commission one from scratch; message us on WhatsApp and we will guide you with images, references and videos.

Ring sizes and how to measure

Many of our rings are offered in several sizes; check the options on each piece. To find your size without a ring size chart, measure a ring the person already wears on the same finger, take the inside diameter in millimeters and message us on WhatsApp so we can confirm it. On a full eternity band the size matters even more, because it cannot be adjusted afterwards.

Birthstones by month

A ring with a birthstone is a personal gift. The traditional list runs: garnet in January, amethyst in February, aquamarine in March, diamond in April, emerald in May, pearl or alexandrite in June, ruby in July, peridot in August, sapphire in September, opal or tourmaline in October, topaz or citrine in November, and turquoise, tanzanite or zircon in December. In rings you will find diamond, emerald, pearl, ruby and sapphire.