Green is the color of things that grow, and this collection grows it two ways. Verdant Hymn is built around green lab grown diamonds — cool, glassy, diamond-bright. Emerald Reverie pairs emerald cut diamonds with vivid lab created emeralds for a deeper, velvety green. Both live in 18K and 14K gold, in solitaires, three-stone settings, cascades, and pavé bands.

A green stone reads as quietly confident — less expected than white, easier to wear daily than most people think, and comfortable next to nearly every neutral in a wardrobe. See how green anchors an outfit in our color-accent styling guide, and if you're comparing stones, our plain-English guide to the 4 C's will make you fluent in ten minutes.

Green Diamond & Emerald FAQ

Green diamond vs. emerald — what's the difference?

Different minerals entirely. A green diamond is carbon — diamond-hard, diamond-brilliant — with green body color. An emerald is beryl, prized for its lush, saturated green. Diamonds sparkle harder; emeralds glow deeper. Verdant Hymn centers green diamonds, Emerald Reverie features emeralds, and a few designs combine both.

Are lab created emeralds and green diamonds real?

Yes — the same crystal structure, chemistry, and optics as their mined counterparts. What lab growth removes is the environmental cost of mining and most of the price tag. Details on our Why Lab Grown page.

Is green too bold for everyday wear?

Green is closer to a neutral than it gets credit for. It sits as comfortably next to denim and knitwear as it does next to evening wear — which is exactly why we build it into everyday settings, not just statement pieces.