Emerald Jewelry

Emerald asks more of a setting than ruby or sapphire, so the piece you choose matters as much as the stone. This collection covers emerald rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets, all set with natural emeralds and disclosed treatment.

Green Emerald and Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond Pendant.

USD 6,550

Oval Emerald and Fancy Intense Yellow Diamond Earrings

USD 7,150

Round Emerald and Diamond Halo Earrings

USD 10,050

Emerald Princess Band

USD 5,050

5.14Ct Green Emerald Tennis Bracelet

USD 9,990

Channel Princess-cut Diamond & Emerald and Half Eternity Band

Channel Princess-cut Diamond & Emerald - Half Eternity Band

From USD 7,750

LEGACY - Princess Emerald Earrings

USD 6,950

LEGACY - Princess Emerald Pendant

USD 4,500

Colombian Emerald stone No Oil Solitaire Engagement Ring AGL GRS

USD 194,935

Colombian Emerald Trilliant Two-Stone Cuff Ring

USD 16,745

Emerald Two-stone Cuff Ring

USD 22,580

Two-stone Trilliant and Oval Emerald Ring

USD 16,745

Green Zambian Emerald & Canary Yellow Diamond Drop Earrings

USD 57,870

Green Emerald and Diamond Double Halo Pendant

USD 25,050

LEGACY - Princess Emerald Leibish Logo Pave Bracelet

USD 4,050

Green Emerald and Fancy Vivid Yellow Diamond Halo Pendant

USD 25,050

Muzo Emerald & Cadillac Diamond Three-Stone Halo Ring

USD 30,050

Muzo Oval Emerald and Diamond Double Halo Pendant.

USD 35,050

Round Emerald and Diamond Couture Earrings

USD 10,650

Emerald and Ruby Two-stone Ring

USD 20,090

Couture Muzo Emerald and Diamond Ring

USD 40,050

Muzo Emerald and Diamond Couture Ring

USD 35,050

Oval Emerald and Diamond Side Stone Ring

USD 48,650

Emerald Drop Diamond Pendant

USD 30,090

Oval Emerald and Diamond Double Halo Earrings

USD 40,050

Oval Muzo Emerald and Diamond Halo Ring

USD 50,050

Oval Muzo Emerald and Diamond Halo Pendant

USD 20,090

Which piece to buy first

Emerald sits at 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, and its inclusions make it easier to chip than corundum. That single fact changes what each piece type is good for.

Earrings are the safest. They take almost no impact, so an open setting that would worry you elsewhere is reasonable, and your budget goes further into the stones.
Necklaces are next. A pendant takes few knocks and is viewed face on in daylight, which is the most flattering light an emerald gets.
Bracelets sit in the middle. The wrist moves constantly and catches edges, so tennis designs with protected, low settings suit emerald better than raised ones.
Rings ask the most. They are worth it, but the setting has to do real work: halos, side stones and designs that cover the girdle.

If you are buying a first serious emerald, a pendant or earrings will give you a larger, better stone for the same money than a ring will.

What to read on every emerald certificate

Whatever the piece, the same two lines explain most of the price.

Degree of clarity enhancement, graded from none through minor, moderate and significant. Nearly every emerald is oiled, and less treatment means more of the clarity you see is structural.
Origin. Colombia sits at the top, with Muzo the most valuable district name in emerald. Zambia follows with cooler, bluer, generally cleaner material, then Brazil and Ethiopia.

Center stones of real size carry individual reports. Accent diamonds and the many small stones in a pavé or tennis design are graded as a group, which is standard across the industry.

Building a set

Sets are where matching becomes the cost. Emeralds from the same origin share a color character, but inclusion patterns are unique to every crystal, so a matched suite is harder to assemble than the sum of its pieces.

Match on tone first, hue second. Two stones of the same hue at different tones will look wrong together. slight hue variation reads as natural.
Keep the metal consistent across the suite. White gold holds the green cool, yellow gold warms it, and rose gold flatters cooler Zambian material.
Build outward from the largest stone. Match the smaller pieces to the center piece rather than to each other.

Caring for emerald jewelry

Never use an ultrasonic or steam cleaner on any emerald piece. Both strip the oil and leave inclusions more visible.
Warm water, mild soap, soft cloth is the whole routine.
Expect re-oiling eventually. Oil can dry out over a decade or more and a jeweler can replace it. That is maintenance rather than repair.
Remove rings and bracelets for impact. Earrings and pendants need no such habit.

FAQ'S ABOUT EMERALD JEWELRY

Look for pieces where the center stone carries a report from GIA, SSEF, Gübelin, GRS or AGL stating natural origin and degree of clarity enhancement. We have been a family owned colored stone house since 1979, and every emerald we sell is natural with its treatment disclosed.

The jardin, the internal network of inclusions, is the first sign, and a flawless emerald should raise a question rather than excitement. The certificate is what confirms it.

Color and degree of oil in the center stone, then origin, then size. Colombian material with vivid saturation and minimal treatment sits far above commercial goods of the same weight.

Earrings and pendants, yes, easily. Rings and bracelets, yes with a protective setting and the habit of taking them off for anything physical.

Matched suites exist, and they cost more than the pieces individually because matching color and tone across several stones is difficult. Building outward from your largest stone is the usual approach.