The color of new life and nature. It represents abundance and vitality. The words lime, olive or pea, among others, bring to mind an infinite variety of shades. It's the color green, and what better way to add a little of its inspiration to your life than a sparkling gemstone on your finger? Nature has provided us with so many shades of green gems that there are words for them. Let's explore the world of matching promise rings for couples.

 The Classic Emerald jewelry for couples

 The emerald is a gemstone that has been revered throughout history as the "king" of green stones. In the Bible, an emerald is one of four precious stones that God gave to King Solomon. The Incas worshipped emeralds at the time of Spanish conquest, and today Thailand's most sacred religious figure is called the Emerald Buddha.

 Wearing one of our emerald ring will put you in great company. Cleopatra and Elizabeth Taylor were both enchanted by their beauty. Try our African Violet Inspired Emerald Engagement Ring set? You can't go wrong with this stunning 5.54 carat Colombian Emerald set in 18K Yellow Gold and embellished with 0.67 carats diamonds on the shoulders.

 Green Sapphire: An Unexpected Surprise

 The word sapphire has come to be synonymous with a deep royal blue, just as the term emerald is now associated with a particular type of green. The sapphire tale is more complex than that. 'Fancy' sapphires are available in an amazing array of colors, including green. Green sapphires are a symbol of tranquility, and have become increasingly popular among gem enthusiasts looking for something different. The Mohs scale gives this stone a 9/10 rating, which means it is durable like a sapphire but with a beautiful green color. Teal sapphires, which are incredibly beautiful and magnetically attractive, are relatively unknown on the market. Many insiders think that they may be the next big thing for gemstone lovers. Now is the time to grab one of these stunning stones! A simple 14K gold band with 0.25 carats diamonds perfectly complements our 2.31 carat sapphire. If you don't see a ring that you like, please let us know and we will make one for you. Contact us to suggest a setting for the 5.54 carat oval, yellow-green sapphire.

 Did someone say Tsavorite

 Tsavorite was discovered in 1967 and quickly became popular among gemstone enthusiasts. Harry Platt, of Tiffany & Co., named it after the Kenyan Tsavo game reserve where the first stones were discovered. It was named by Harry Platt (of Tiffany & Co) after the region in Kenya's Tsavo Game Reserve, where the first stones were found.

 The most expensive garnet is currently the tsavorite. The price of garnets is influenced by the saturation and purity. JupiterGem has a great selection of these top-level tsavorites in various settings that enhance their beauty. This magnificent oval tsavorite is complemented perfectly by a classic diamond and platinum mounting. If you want something different, why not try a 3.18 carat white gold and diamond "eye" setting?

 Green Tourmaline: The Many Faces of Green Tourmaline

 The most common color associated with tourmaline is green. What a variety of greens there are! The range of greens is vast, from the pale yellowish and brownish greens to the deep bottle or blue greens. These stones are so spectacular that they have been mistaken as other gems throughout history. The Spanish conquistadors thought that the green stones found in Brazil during the 1500s were emeralds because they looked so similar.

 No gem lover should be without a tourmaline. We have a wide selection of these in an array of shades.

 This stunning 11.47 carat yellowish green Namibian gem is set within an 18K gold and diamond rope twist border that mimics a flowerhead. If you prefer a blue-green color in a classic setting, then this 6.86 carat Tourmaline with a diamond border is for you.

 There is Something for Everyone

 There are many shades of green gems. We have rings in moss, shamrock or malachite. We have an array of different green shades in a variety of sizes and prices. We have a wide range of green rings, whether you want a cocktail ring that will grab attention, an engagement ring to last forever or something more modest for every day. Contact our experts and we will help you add a splash of color to your life.