The Verdant Green Collection
3 pieces · made to order
Our signature green, extended to jewelry: emeralds, green lab diamonds, and alexandrite in warm gold.
About verdant green jewelry
The Verdant Green Collection is Aurelle's signature color, extended across the jewelry case: deep garden emeralds, shape-shifting alexandrite, and our fancy green lab diamonds, all set in warm gold that makes the green glow.
Each Verdant piece is made to order in 14k and 18k gold, with stones selected for saturated, living color rather than mere size. The concierge can source specific green stones — a particular emerald hue, an alexandrite with strong change — on request.
Green rewards warm settings: yellow gold deepens it, rose gold softens it, and diamonds around it make it electric.
Verdant Green Jewelry FAQ
What gemstones are in the Verdant Green Collection?+
Emerald, alexandrite, and Aurelle's fancy green lab-grown diamonds — three very different greens unified by saturated color and gold settings. Each stone type has its own character: emerald's velvet depth, alexandrite's color change, green diamond's fire.
What does green symbolize in jewelry?+
Growth, renewal, and prosperity — green stones have marked new beginnings from ancient Egypt's emerald mines to modern May birthdays. It's a natural gift for milestones and fresh chapters.
Is emerald jewelry durable enough for daily wear?+
Emerald rates 7.5–8 on the Mohs scale but typically carries internal inclusions, so it prefers pendants, earrings, and protective ring settings over hard daily knocks. Green diamonds and alexandrite are notably tougher choices for everyday rings.
What is alexandrite, and why is it special?+
It's a rare chrysoberyl that changes color with the light — green in daylight, red-purple under warm lamps. Fine natural alexandrite is among the scarcest gems on earth, which makes it a collector's centerpiece in any green collection.
How do green lab diamonds compare to emeralds?+
A green diamond gives you diamond hardness (10 on the Mohs scale) and diamond fire with green color — far more durable than emerald, and rarer-looking than most expect. Emerald gives a deeper, more saturated green with centuries of heritage; many collectors eventually want both.
How should I care for green gemstone jewelry?+
Warm soapy water and a soft cloth suit all of them, but skip ultrasonic cleaners for emeralds, which are traditionally oil-treated. Aurelle's free lifetime cleaning handles each stone appropriately.