Emerald Rings

An emerald ring features emerald as the gemstone, while an emerald-cut ring refers to the shape of the stone rather than its type. The emerald cut is a rectangular step cut with cropped corners and can be used for diamonds and other gemstones. This means an emerald diamond ring usually refers to a ring featuring both emeralds and diamonds, whereas an emerald-cut diamond ring can contain no emeralds at all.

This varies between designs. Our emerald rings can feature different types of emeralds depending on the individual piece, so check the product specifications for details of the gemstone used. If you’re choosing an emerald diamond ring, the product page will also provide information about its diamonds and other materials.

Emeralds naturally tend to contain inclusions, and treatments are commonly used within the wider gemstone industry to improve their apparent clarity. Treatment can vary between stones, so check the individual product information when choosing emerald rings for details relevant to a particular piece.

An emerald diamond ring can offer a colourful alternative to a traditional all-diamond engagement ring. The combination of vivid green emerald and light-catching diamonds create a unique look. As emeralds require more care than diamonds or sapphires, their suitability should also reflect how you plan to wear your ring.

Emeralds typically measure around 7.5–8 on the Mohs hardness scale, but their natural inclusions can make them more vulnerable to knocks and impacts than diamonds or sapphires. Emerald rings can be worn regularly, but they should be treated with extra care. Remove your emerald diamond ring during exercise, cleaning and other activities that could expose it to hard knocks or chemicals.

An emerald ring requires a little more care than some other gemstone jewellery. Clean it gently using lukewarm water, mild soap and a soft cloth or brush, avoiding harsh chemicals, steam and ultrasonic cleaners. Store emerald rings separately from other jewellery pieces, to protect both the emerald and its setting.

Certification varies depending on the gemstones and individual design. Some diamonds may come with independent certification, while this does not necessarily mean the emerald will have a separate gemstone certificate. Check the individual product page for the certification supplied with a particular emerald diamond ring, or contact our team if you’d like confirmation before purchasing.