Emerald Ring in 925 Silver with Diopside and Pink Tourmaline | Rocas & Cristales

Exclusivity & Design — Emerald, Diopside and Tourmaline Ring: Hand-forged in rhodium-plated 925 silver, this size 18 ring is a one-of-a-kind work of exuberant floral design. Emerald, diopside, pink tourmaline, and peridot, all faceted and prong-set, compose a scene of tropical blossoms in which the natural stone is pure vitality.

Aesthetic Details — Emerald, Diopside and Tourmaline Ring: At each end, pear-cut emeralds open the composition; at the center, three circular pink tourmalines are framed by pear-cut diopside and peridot tracing a path of color, punctuated by cubic zirconia for added sparkle. Emerald's deep green converses with pink and olive green in a piece of exquisite artisan construction. The rhodium finish over the 925 silver lends a brighter, more durable white; a soft cloth is enough to preserve its luster over time.

Craftsmanship & Shipping — Emerald, Diopside and Tourmaline Ring: Hand-forged in Córdoba, Argentina by Rocas & Cristales, this ring is backed by our quality guarantee and ships complimentary to addresses worldwide, arriving ready to wear from the moment it reaches you. Each piece is made individually, never cast in series.

Natural Stone Properties — Emerald, Diopside and Tourmaline Ring: Emerald is a natural stone of the beryl family, celebrated for an intense green born of trace chromium. A symbol of love, renewal, and hope since antiquity, it is linked to the heart chakra, believed to foster harmony and compassion. Diopside — known as Russian emerald — and peridot reinforce that healing green energy, while pink tourmaline adds tenderness. These natural stones are considered affinity stones for Taurus and Cancer, with emerald sourced from Colombia, inviting the wearer to discover emotional balance and renewal. Diopside's own vivid green, driven by trace chromium, is close enough to fine emerald that gemologists sometimes call it Russian emerald, a nod to the Siberian deposits where it was first identified. That resemblance, paired with a considerably lower cost than fine emerald, has made chrome diopside a favorite among designers seeking that particular saturated green without compromise.