Green Diamond Rings, grown in light.
A rare color, set where it shows. Every green diamond ring on this page is a setting built to hold a fancy green center, which you add after the setting. Ten center cuts are on offer, round through heart; metal and karat come after. Solitaires let the color stand alone; pavé, halo and side stone designs surround it with lab-grown diamond accents.
$529 $1,058
$1,789 $3,578
$569 $1,138
$479 $958
$1,009 $2,018
$579 $1,158
$3,179 $6,358
$2,779 $5,558
$269 $538
$269 $538
$849 $1,698
$1,279 $2,558
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Shades of green in a setting
Green centers run from pale mint to deep forest, and many lean a little blue or yellow. Open prongs feed the most light into the stone, which keeps a soft green lively. A bezel or halo frames the hue and makes it look more saturated.
Metal against green
- Yellow gold: warms the stone and draws out any yellow undertone.
- White gold or platinum: a cool border that keeps blue-green tones crisp.
- Rose gold: gentle contrast for olive and mint greens.
- Silver: Silvadium, a tarnish-resistant sterling silver, at the lowest price.
Gold is offered in 10K, 14K or 18K.
Solitaire, halo or pavé
With a solitaire, the green center carries the ring by itself. Ringed in bright white accents, it looks bigger and the color pops against them. Pavé along the shank adds glitter without crowding. Vintage, floral and three stone builds fill out the range.
Looking after a colored center
Diamond color is permanent, so a green center never fades. Hand cream and skin oil cloud it, and a film shows faster on color than on white. Lukewarm suds and a baby toothbrush behind the setting restore it; a yearly prong check keeps it secure.
Green Diamond Rings: Common Questions
Do green diamonds exist naturally?
Yes, though very few. In nature, green forms when a crystal is exposed to radiation underground for ages, and the tint often lies only near the surface. Labs can now create green stones too. Any setting here can carry a fancy green center, added after you pick the ring, and it arrives graded by IGI or GIA.
How expensive is a green diamond?
Price turns mainly on origin, depth of color and size. Natural fancy greens rank among the priciest colored diamonds per carat since so few surface, and lab-grown greens sell for much less at equal weight. Here, each setting shows its own price first; the green center adds its cost when you add it.
How much does a green diamond ring cost?
Settings here begin under $150, and most fall between about $750 and $1,250 without the center. Your green stone joins later, at checkout's next step, and its size, color strength and your metal choice set the final figure.
How much is a 1 carat green diamond?
It swings widely with origin and saturation. A natural 1-carat fancy green can cost many times a colorless stone of equal weight, and a lab-grown one a small fraction of that. Choose a 1-carat green center for any of these settings and its exact price appears in the next step.
How rare are green diamonds?
In nature, extremely rare. Most natural greens are faint, and a strong, even green through the whole crystal is among the scarcest colors ever mined. That rarity is what gives a green center its pull, and these settings are drawn to keep the color in full view.
