Regalia Collection: Sapphire, Ruby, and Emerald Jewelry in 14K Gold

The Regalia Collection pairs hand selected colored gemstones with brilliant lab grown diamonds, all set in solid 14K white or yellow gold. This isn't a rings-only lineup. You'll find rings, bracelets, and earrings built around deep blue sapphires, vivid rubies, and rich green emeralds, each stone chosen for its color saturation and cut quality, then surrounded by diamonds that make the whole piece come alive under any light. Every diamond in this collection is lab grown, which means the same brilliance and durability as a mined stone at a more accessible price point. If you want to understand that trade-off before you buy, our lab grown vs. natural diamond guide breaks down the difference in plain terms.

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A Range of Styles, Not One Look

This collection isn't a single style, and it isn't limited to one type of jewelry. It ranges from classic round cut sapphire rings to bold emerald and baguette cut diamond bracelets, with matching earrings for a coordinated look without piecing it together separately. Prices currently run from $1,925 to $5,665, which puts genuinely fine gemstone jewelry within reach for buyers who want something real, not fashion jewelry that loses its shine after a year. If you're building out a full look, our rings, bracelets, and earrings collections carry additional pieces outside Regalia that pair well with these.

Sapphire, Ruby, or Emerald: What's the Difference

Sapphire, ruby, and emerald are three of the most recognized colored gemstones in fine jewelry, and each brings something different. Sapphire, most often deep blue here, is extremely durable and holds its color and shine with minimal care over decades. Ruby brings a bold red that reads as warm and confident, and is nearly as durable as sapphire since both are corundum. Emerald has a rich green that's genuinely rare in nature, though it's a softer stone that benefits from more careful handling than sapphire or ruby. All three are set alongside lab grown diamonds in this collection, which adds sparkle and helps the color read even more clearly by contrast.

Choosing a Piece from Regalia

If daily wear is the priority, sapphire and ruby hold up better to regular contact than emerald. If the piece is for occasion wear, an emerald center stone earns its keep since it gets handled with more care by nature of being a statement piece. White gold settings tend to make the gemstone color pop against a cooler background, while yellow gold gives the same stone a warmer, more traditional look. Neither is more durable than the other; it's a color preference, not a performance one.

Visit Us in San Mateo

Every piece in the Regalia Collection is available at the Maaz Jewelers showroom at 316 W Sailer Dr, San Mateo, CA 94403. You can also shop online and have it shipped directly to you. If you have questions about a specific stone, setting, or sizing, our team can walk you through it in person or by phone at (650) 315-2525. If a stone ever needs to be checked or a ring needs resizing, our [repair services] team can help. Every piece in this collection comes from our Ethos Creations catalog; you can see the full source collection on our Ethos Creations page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes gemstone diamond rings in 14K gold a good choice for women?

14K gold hits the sweet spot between durability and value. It is strong enough for everyday wear, holds gemstones securely, and still has a rich gold color that looks great in both white and yellow finishes. When you pair that with a genuine colored gemstone like a sapphire, ruby, or emerald surrounded by real diamonds, you get a ring that holds its beauty for decades. It is not costume jewelry. It is a piece you can actually pass down.

White gold gives colored stones a cooler backdrop that can make blue and green tones read more vividly, while yellow gold brings out warmer tones and pairs especially well with ruby. Both are equally durable at 14K, so the choice comes down to which look you prefer.

Sapphire and ruby are both extremely durable and well suited to everyday wear. Emerald is a bit softer and benefits from slightly more careful handling, though it’s still a genuine, durable gemstone in a properly set ring.

Prices in this collection currently range from $1,925 to $5,665, depending on the stone size, cut, and whether the piece is a ring or a bracelet.

Yes. The full collection is in stock at 316 W Sailer Dr, San Mateo, CA 94403. Call (650) 315-2525 to confirm a specific piece before your visit.