Text: Joanna Sobel, founder of Brazi6 min read · Brazi Druse Jewelry editorial team
You can buy a natural gemstone engagement ring from us in silver from PLN 559, or in 585 gold from PLN 4,299. For classic white, choose the milky white teardrop moonstone for PLN 720. Choose from lilac amethyst, lemon quartz, green chalcedony, and dark blue topaz. We handcraft each ring to order, so if you want it under the Christmas tree, order and pay by Monday, December 7.
Quick pick: three gemstone colors, from least to most expensive.
Chalcedony Ring 4 ct. Trillionfrom PLN 559
Moonstone Ring 6 ct. Teardropfrom PLN 720
Lila Amethyst Ring 6 ct. Teardropfrom PLN 720
- Price: from PLN 559 to PLN 1,720 in 925 silver or gold-plated silver, and from PLN 4,299 to PLN 5,799 in 585 gold.
- Color: moonstone white, amethyst purple, lemon quartz yellow, chalcedony green, or deep topaz blue.
- Size: the band is adjustable, and you can choose a size range on the product page: S (10–14), M (15–18), or L (19–23).
- Holiday delivery: order and pay by Monday, December 7.
Engagement ring in white: moonstone in a teardrop or trillion cut
The closest option to a classic, light-colored engagement ring is moonstone. In photos, it looks milky white, and its facets give it a subtle shimmer. The teardrop moonstone ring features a stone measuring approx. 14 × 10 mm, held by four prongs, and costs PLN 720 in 925 silver or gold-plated silver. The trillion-cut version, a triangle with slightly rounded sides, has a 10 × 10 mm stone set in three prongs and costs PLN 599.
Moonstone has a hardness of 6–6.5 on the Mohs scale, lower than quartz, so take the ring off before cleaning or exercising. We explain how to care for gemstone rings in our ring care guide.
Both designs are also available in 14k gold: the pear-shaped ring for PLN 5,199 and the trillion-cut ring for PLN 4,399. If this is meant to be a promise ring rather than an engagement ring, read our article about promise rings.
Color with character: amethyst, lemon quartz, and green chalcedony
Lilac amethyst is pale purple, and its faceted cut breaks the light into tiny flashes. Lemon quartz is lemon yellow with a greenish tint. Both are cut in an approximately 14 × 10 mm pear shape. We’ve listed the prices in 925 silver, gold-plated silver, and 14k gold below.
Chalcedony is opaque, intensely green, and cut in a 10 × 10 mm trillion shape. It’s the least expensive ring in this selection: PLN 559 in silver and PLN 4,299 in 14k gold.
If you’re not sure which color to choose for your future fiancée, take a look at the jewelry she wears every day. Silver goes well with a silver watch and silver earrings, while gold-plated silver or 14k gold works with gold jewelry. For a classic look, choose the white of moonstone. Otherwise, pick the color that appears most often in her clothes: lilac, yellow, green, or dark blue.
London Blue Topaz: deep blue in a pear shape
The London Blue Topaz ring features a faceted pear-shaped stone in a dark, inky shade of blue. It costs 1,720 PLN in silver or gold-plated silver, and 5,799 PLN in 585 gold.
We don’t hide the treatment: this topaz color is usually created in jewelry by irradiating and heating a colorless stone. This is standard practice in the industry, and the stone remains a natural topaz.
How much does a gemstone engagement ring cost: silver or 585 gold
We make each design in three versions. 925 silver and gold-plated silver cost the same. The gold plating is a layer of 24-karat gold over silver and comes with a one-year warranty. 585 gold costs several times more because the entire ring is made of solid gold.
Prices are the same for 925 silver and gold-plated silver:
- Chalcedony, trillion cut: 559 PLN in silver, 4,299 PLN in 585 gold
- Moonstone, trillion cut: 599 PLN in silver, 4,399 PLN in 585 gold
- Moonstone, pear shape: 720 PLN in silver, 5,199 PLN in 585 gold
- Lilac Amethyst, pear shape: 720 PLN in silver, 5,199 PLN in 585 gold
- Lemon Quartz, pear shape: 720 PLN in silver, 5,199 PLN in 585 gold
- London Blue Topaz, pear shape: 1,720 PLN in silver, 5,799 PLN in 585 gold
You’ll find all the designs in the Romantic Story collection, and other solid gold pieces in the 585 gold collection.
Ring size without spoiling the surprise
The band is 1.5 mm wide and adjustable. On the product page, choose one of three size ranges: S (10–14), M (15–18), or L (19–23). Check the range using a ring she wears every day: measure its inner diameter and compare it with the chart in our ring size guide. We explain which hand to wear an engagement ring on and which hand to wear a wedding band on in our jewelry-wearing guide.
For under the tree: order and pay by December 7
We make Romantic Story rings by hand in our workshop in Poland only after an order is placed. So for orders before the holidays, we’ve set one deadline: order and pay by Monday, December 7, 2026. For other dates, the lead time is listed on each ring’s product page. You can check shipping costs on the shipping costs page.
Moonstone gets its name from the sheen that moves across its surface when it is turned. Mineralogists call this adularescence: light scatters across thin layers of feldspar inside the stone.
See the colors in person: boutique on Grzybowska Street
Stone colors are best compared on your hand. Call before visiting our boutique in Warsaw and ask which rings from the Romantic Story collection you can see in person.
See it in person
ul. Grzybowska 61, unit 5, 00-844 Warsaw — Platinum Towers Shopping Arcade, ground floor, opposite Browary Warszawskie, a few minutes from the Norblin Factory; in the Wola district.
Mon–Fri 11:00–19:00 · Sat 10:00–18:00 · Sun closed. Parking is paid, but your first hour is free when you shop at the boutique.
Call: +48 575 666 195 — we’ll set aside your chosen ring.
Use code BRAZIBLOG10 on your first purchase to get 10% off.
How we checked. Prices, stone dimensions, band width, materials, and size ranges come from product descriptions in our store, which we checked on Tuesday, November 10, 2026. We described the stone colors based on product photos. Information about topaz treatment, moonstone hardness, and the origin of its sheen comes from the Gemological Institute of America (GIA).