The story of the design
This Zambian emerald ring features an emerald-cut center stone with rich green color and a clean, structured look. The step-cut facets give the stone a more controlled reflection, creating a defined focal point with strong presence.
A double halo surrounds the center, adding depth and dimension to the design. The inner halo forms a tight frame that sharpens the outline, while the outer halo expands the shape and adds a broader layer of brightness. Tapered baguette moissanite accents are set into the shoulders, introducing linear detail that complements the geometry of the emerald cut.
The band is slightly split and structured, allowing the halo to sit prominently while maintaining balance and support underneath.
Finished in rhodium over sterling silver, the setting has a bright, polished tone that enhances the emerald and keeps the moissanite crisp and reflective.
The result is a ring built around structure and layered sparkle, combining a clean emerald-cut center with a defined double halo and geometric accents.
Please note: Emeralds are classified as Type III gemstones, meaning natural inclusions—often called “jardin” (French for “garden”)—are common and expected. These internal features are part of what makes each emerald unique and are embraced as a hallmark of authenticity. Most fine emeralds, including ours, are gently oiled to enhance clarity and preserve beauty—an industry-standard, time-honored practice.
