A green diamond engagement ring is fresh, unusual and quietly bold. Green is one of the least seen colours on an engagement ring, which is exactly why people choose it. Pick a setting below and we set it with the green diamond of your choice, natural or lab grown.
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What Makes a Diamond Green?
Natural green diamonds take their colour from natural radiation in the earth over a very long time. The colour often sits close to the surface of the stone, so cutters work carefully to keep it. Strong natural greens are very rare.
Lab Grown Green Diamonds
Lab grown green diamonds offer clear mint, emerald and deep forest shades at a sensible price, with the colour set out on the grading report. Browse them in our green lab grown diamond search.
Shades of Green
Green diamonds range from a pale mint to a deep, rich green, and some carry a hint of blue or yellow. A pale mint looks light and modern on the hand; a deeper green gives the look of an emerald with a diamond's sparkle and toughness.
The Best Metal for a Green Diamond
Platinum and white gold keep a green diamond cool and clear. Yellow gold gives a vintage feel and warms the green towards olive. Rose gold makes a striking contrast with a mint green.
How It Works
Choose a setting below and it opens with the green diamond already selected, so the 3D view and pictures show the ring as it will look. Pick natural or lab grown, then choose your centre stone from our live stock of certified coloured diamonds, each shown with its own photo and grading report. You can switch metal on the ring page at any time.
Made in Our Own Workshop
Every ring is handmade by our family workshop in the Cotswolds, jewellers since 1969, in 100% recycled platinum or 18ct gold, and hallmarked. Not sure which colour or setting suits? Book a virtual meeting or contact us and we will talk you through the stones we have.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. An emerald is a softer gem that can chip; a green diamond is as hard as any diamond, so it is better suited to everyday wear.
Natural greens are rare and costly. Lab grown green diamonds are far more affordable.