Fourth of July Watches and Gemstone Rings: Red, White and Blue

July 2, 2020

Red, white and blue can be a starting point for choosing jewelry for a Fourth of July gathering. This archive brings together watches and rings photographed for an Independence Day feature at Diamonds by Raymond Lee in Boca Raton.

The photographs show past pieces and styling ideas. They are not a statement of current inventory. Ask our team about a pictured design before making plans around its availability.

Color through the watch dial

A colorful dial can be the focal point of an outfit. The watches pictured here range from deep red to white and blue, with smooth, fluted and stone set bezels. Compare the whole watch, including its size, bracelet and condition, rather than choosing by dial color alone.

When considering a watch with decorative stones or an unusual dial, ask which components are original and whether any changes were made later. A photograph alone cannot establish that history.

Rings with red and blue accents

The ring photographs offer another way to use the palette. A colored center can stand on its own, while a halo creates a more detailed outline. Look at how the ring feels on your hand and whether its height and setting suit the way you plan to wear it.

Stone identity, treatment and metal details should come from the individual listing and supporting information. The captions below describe what is visible without assigning an unverified gemstone grade or weight.