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Summer brings weddings and travel, but heat, sunscreen, saltwater, and sweat can damage your engagement ring. Precious metals (e.g., gold, platinum) may tarnish, while gemstones risk loosening or dulling.

When we think of weddings, ivory gowns, rose gold rings, and pastel decor often come to mind. But what if your love story thrives in the shadows?

June brides have a unique choice between two mesmerizing birthstones: the ethereal Moonstone and the enigmatic Alexandrite. June’s dual birthstones—moonstone and alexandrite—offer the perfect blend of enchantment and drama.

Summer weddings are full of romance and beauty, but for those with active lifestyles or sweaty skin, the wrong ring material can become uncomfortable—or even tarnish over time. With soaring temperatures and high humidity, one question often gets overlooked: Which wedding ring material is best for sweaty hands?

Let’s talk about red—not the saccharine pink of rose quartz, nor the violent crimson of rubies. I’m talking about garnet’s deep, volcanic red: the color of molten rock cooling into something unbreakable.

If Twilight were set in 2024, Bella’s engagement ring wouldn’t be Edward’s heirloom diamond—it’d be a coffin-cut black rutilated quartz, its "hair-like" inclusions shimmering like whispered secrets, set in thorned prongs.

At StarlandUS, we celebrate April's birthstone—the diamond—in all its brilliant glory. Long revered as the ultimate symbol of love and endurance, the diamond captivates with its unmatched clarity and timeless elegance. But what if true love isn’t about perfection, but depth? At StarlandUS, we challenge conventions by pairing diamonds with a striking alternative: black rutilated quartz.

If your engagement ring's shape could foretell your love story, would you choose a heart...or a coffin? At StarlandUS, we craft coffin-shaped rings not as omens of death, but as symbols of love that transcends time itself.