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Collection of rings inspired by Disney princesses

Jewelry designers inspired by the princesses of the magical universe of Disney and created the most fabulous collection of wedding rings:
Designed by the aptly named Disney Engagement Rings, the collection features engagement rings inspired by the Disney princess franchise. The Walt Disney Company.
The jewels, many of which feature diamonds and colored gemstones, were designed to capture the essence of the 10 legendary princesses in precious materials, including Snow White, Cinderella, Pocahontas and seven other characters we've all loved for a long time.

According to the Disney Engagement Rings website, the rings are custom made and handcrafted from the finest gemstones. Each model can be modified at the request of the buyer, for example, to acquire an engraving with a special inscription.
White as snow

Ariel

Ariel, the heroine ofand The Little Mermaid, she is the fourth Disney princess, and the first one is truly ethereal. Ariel is a princess who lived in the underwater kingdom, but she was enchanted by the world of people. The ring, made of white gold, is adorned with a ruby, around which amethysts are lined up in two rows, and the outer face of the ring is covered with emerald “scales”. The edge of the ring, split near the center stone, resembles the hind fin of an amphibian princess. It's easy to guess that the red ruby ​​is symbolic of her red hair, and the amethysts serve as a jewelry interpretation of her purple shell bathing suit.

Rapunzel

Although the plot of the fairy tale about Rapunzel has been known since the beginning of the 2010th century, its heroine was among the Disney princesses only in XNUMX with the release of the film Rapunzel: Tangled. Born with long golden hair, Rapunzel was stolen from her parents when she was a baby. Twisted strands of yellow gold surround diamonds and tourmalines roses. However, the star of this ring is undoubtedly a stunning amethyst, matched to match the heroine's dress.

Tiana

Tiana, the ninth Disney princess, is the main character in The Princess and the Frog. Tiana, hardworking and ambitious, falls under the influence of a spell that turns her into a frog. The image of a lotus runs like a thread Red through the plot of the cartoon, and the designers reasonably incorporated this flower into the ring. Symbolizing grace and perfection, the lotus ring is embellished with tourmaline and emeralds.

Mulan

Mulan, appeared on the screens in the 1998 animated film of the same name. Known for her courage and determination, Mulan disguised herself as a man to enter the ranks of the soldiers. Inspired by the richly decorated chandeliers of a luxurious palace, the designers decided to make a ring out of white gold and decorate it with an emerald and two black diamonds on the edges.

Bella

Belle appeared on the screens in 1991 and became the fifth Disney princess. Belle is the main character of the cartoon "Beauty and the Beast", the plot of which is based on a French fairy tale. The ring dedicated to this princess is made of yellow gold and topped with rubies in honor of the rose that stars in the story, as well as blue sapphires that border the central yellow sapphire, flanked by lilies, emblem of the French royal house.

Aurora

Aurora from the 1959 animated film Sleeping Beauty. Described as kind and shy, and hopelessly romantic, Aurora had hair the color of sunbeams. As expected, her ring echoes her golden locks with a yellow gold rim in the shape of a braid. Pink tourmaline and diamonds create a modestly recessed two-heart motif at the edge of the ring, which adorns the pink sapphire center stone.

Ariel

Pocahontas

Rapunzel

Cinderella

Released in 1950, the cartoon gave viewers Cinderella, the second princess of The Walt Disney Company. Forced to live in captivity with her cruel stepmother, Cinderella was famous for her intelligence and generosity. Her ring accentuates these two commendable qualities with two halos of aquamarine, whose circular dance is surrounded by a tooth-cut blue topaz. Along the edge of the ring, also made of white gold, white sapphires descend in two rows.

Bella

Snow White

Snow White, one of the Disney princesses, has skin whiter than snow, the by the brazilian jet black and lips redder than roses. The design of the ring is based on plant and natural motifs, which abound in the film version of the fairy tale. A ruby, surrounded by a floral arrangement of blue and yellow sapphires, is set at the center of a ring of dazzling white gold.

Jasmine

Jasmine appeared in the story of Aladdin. After meeting Aladdin and stepping on the magic carpet from him, Jasmine became part of an epic adventure and eventually married Aladdin, even though he wasn't a prince. Crafted in white gold, the ring is adorned with two sapphires in elegant nests, emphasizing the beauty of the blue topazes and a double row of sapphires along the edge of the ring.

Pocahontas

In 1995 two significant events occurred for Disney: the animated film "Pocahontas" was born and, with it, the seventh princess. Highly spiritual and unusually wise, Pocahontas was the daughter of an American Indian chief. Her ring design mimics her spirituality and her adventure. A rose gold lace motif adds a feminine touch to a red garnet and smoky quartz ring.

Tiana

Tiana, our latest Disney princess, is the main character in The Princess and the Frog. Tiana, hardworking and ambitious, falls under the influence of a spell that turns her into a frog. The image of a lotus runs like a thread Red through the plot of the cartoon, and the designers reasonably incorporated this flower into the ring. Symbolizing grace and perfection, the lotus ring is embellished with tourmaline and emeralds.

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