Different Kinds of Cubic Zirconia Rings
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Article Title: Different Kinds of Cubic Zirconia Rings
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Are you looking for something beautiful like diamond rings but less expensive? The answer to your problem probably is cubic zirconia rings. Cubic zirconia (CZ) stones closely resemble diamonds but do not cost anywhere near as much. A cubic zironia ring may be made using sterling silver, yellow gold or white gold. While some rings only use CZ stones, many also use these beautiful stones together with an emerald, pearl, jade, topaz, ruby, amethyst or other precious stone.
Here are some of the most common kinds of cubic zirconia rings:
Gold CZ Rings:
The price of gold cubic zirconia rings depends on how many carats of gold a ring is made from and whether other precious stones are used. If only CZ stones are used, the ring may be cheaper, although that also depends on how many stones are used and where it is sold. Almost Diamonds' and Macy's sell some beautifully designed 14k gold rings in the $300 - $450 range but if you are looking for something a bit more affordable, then you may want to consider purchasing a ring at an online retail site. A known jewelry online store sells a Michael Valitutti Signity 14k Gold CZ Ring for $167; Amazon.com sells a Solid 14k Gold Three CZ Stone Engagement Wedding for $183.
Silver CZ Rings:
Silver rings are more affordable than their gold counterparts. You can easily buy one for less than $100. If the ring is meant to be an engagement ring, you may want to consider having it personalized from your local Wal-Mart or Target; some online retailers also personalize wedding rings bought from their site, on request. A ring of this nature costs around $50 - $70 and is usually simple yet classy in design.
If you are looking for regular silver CZ rings, then some very ornate ones can be found for sale at J.C. Penney. The Platinum Dreams Sterling Silver CZ Ring costs $70, but there are a number of other options, such as the J.C. Penney Sterling Silver CZ Four Row Ring and Sterling Silver Channel Set CZ Ring, both of which cost under $50.
Zirconia Rings with Other Precious Stones:
Many stones can be used together with CZ stones. J.C. Penney sells zirconia rings made from silver that feature a red, blue, pink or violet topaz; these cost around $50 each. If the ring is made from gold, then the price is quite a bit higher. You can buy a 10k gold CZ ring with a precious stone for under $100; ones made using 14k or 18k gold are significantly more expensive.
Cubic zirconia rings come in different styles, shapes and features but the best thing about this kind of jewelry is its affordability. Even the most ordinary people can afford cubic zirconia rings and its economical value cannot be replaced by diamonds which are really expensive in the first place. So if you are looking for a ring that is great looking and very affordable don�t hesitate to look for cubic zirconia style jewelries. This will be a decision you will not regret.
About The Author: For more information on cubic zirconia and cubic zirconia rings, visit Almost Diamonds at http://www.almostdiamonds.com.
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Word Count: 527
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Are you looking for something beautiful like diamond rings but less expensive? The answer to your problem probably is cubic zirconia rings. Cubic zirconia (CZ) stones closely resemble diamonds but do not cost anywhere near as much. A cubic zironia ring may be made using sterling silver, yellow gold or white gold. While some rings only use CZ stones, many also use these beautiful stones together with an emerald, pearl, jade, topaz, ruby, amethyst or other precious stone.
Here are some of the most common kinds of cubic zirconia rings:
Gold CZ Rings:
The price of gold cubic zirconia rings depends on how many carats of gold a ring is made from and whether other precious stones are used. If only CZ stones are used, the ring may be cheaper, although that also depends on how many stones are used and where it is sold. Almost Diamonds' and Macy's sell some beautifully designed 14k gold rings in the $300 - $450 range but if you are looking for something a bit more affordable, then you may want to consider purchasing a ring at an online retail site. A known jewelry online store sells a Michael Valitutti Signity 14k Gold CZ Ring for $167; Amazon.com sells a Solid 14k Gold Three CZ Stone Engagement Wedding for $183.
Silver CZ Rings:
Silver rings are more affordable than their gold counterparts. You can easily buy one for less than $100. If the ring is meant to be an engagement ring, you may want to consider having it personalized from your local Wal-Mart or Target; some online retailers also personalize wedding rings bought from their site, on request. A ring of this nature costs around $50 - $70 and is usually simple yet classy in design.
If you are looking for regular silver CZ rings, then some very ornate ones can be found for sale at J.C. Penney. The Platinum Dreams Sterling Silver CZ Ring costs $70, but there are a number of other options, such as the J.C. Penney Sterling Silver CZ Four Row Ring and Sterling Silver Channel Set CZ Ring, both of which cost under $50.
Zirconia Rings with Other Precious Stones:
Many stones can be used together with CZ stones. J.C. Penney sells zirconia rings made from silver that feature a red, blue, pink or violet topaz; these cost around $50 each. If the ring is made from gold, then the price is quite a bit higher. You can buy a 10k gold CZ ring with a precious stone for under $100; ones made using 14k or 18k gold are significantly more expensive.
Cubic zirconia rings come in different styles, shapes and features but the best thing about this kind of jewelry is its affordability. Even the most ordinary people can afford cubic zirconia rings and its economical value cannot be replaced by diamonds which are really expensive in the first place. So if you are looking for a ring that is great looking and very affordable don�t hesitate to look for cubic zirconia style jewelries. This will be a decision you will not regret.
About The Author: For more information on cubic zirconia and cubic zirconia rings, visit Almost Diamonds at http://www.almostdiamonds.com.
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