An alternating multi-stone band with lab-created emerald and lab-created peridot in different cuts, bezel set with round brilliant moissanite accents between each coloured stone — handcrafted in Jaipur in 925 sterling silver, yellow plated, or rose plated. The stone sequence creates a rhythmic alternation of deep green (emerald) and yellow-green (peridot) across the band top, unified by the white moissanite rounds between each coloured stone. Three distinct cuts across the coloured stones — pear, kite/baguette, and marquise — give the band the geometric variety characteristic of Art Deco multi-stone work, while the bezel settings give each stone a sleek, protective metal rim that reads as modern and low-profile.

⚠️ Verify Before Publishing: Lab-Created Peridot

Lab-created peridot (forsterite) is not commercially produced at meaningful scale in the jewelry trade. If the peridot stones in this ring are glass simulants, lab-created green spinel, lab-created green tourmaline, or another material labelled as peridot, that must be disclosed accurately. Please confirm the exact material identity of the peridot stones with your supplier before publishing. If they are genuine lab-created forsterite, retain the current label. If they are a simulant or a different species, update the stone name accordingly.

Stone Details

• Stone 1: Lab-created emerald (beryl) — pear cut; bezel set; deep vivid green
• Stone 2: Lab-created peridot [confirm species — see note above] — kite / baguette cut; bezel set; yellow-green
• Stone 3: Lab-created emerald (beryl) — marquise cut; bezel set; deep vivid green
• Accent Stones: Lab-created moissanite — round brilliant cut; D-E-F colourless grade [confirm grade]; bezel set between coloured stones
• Bezel Setting: A continuous metal rim surrounds the circumference of each stone, holding it flush with or slightly above the band surface; the rim protects the stone’s girdle and edges from lateral impact — the preferred setting for daily wear and stacking rings where stones may contact adjacent bands
• Lab-Created Emerald Mohs Hardness: 7.5–8 — durable; lower hardness than moissanite (9.25) and sapphire (9); emerald has natural inclusions (even in lab-created form) that can make it more brittle than its Mohs rating suggests; the bezel setting here reduces exposure of the stone edges
• Moissanite (silicon carbide) Mohs Hardness: 9.25 — second hardest gemstone material after diamond
• All stones lab-created and conflict-free

⚠️ Metal Variant Discrepancy — Review Before Publishing

The original description claims “14K Solid Gold or 14K Gold Plated 925 Silver” as metal options. The actual product variants show only: Rose Plated, 925 Sterling Silver, and Yellow Plated — no solid gold or 14K-labelled variants exist in the current listing. The solid gold and 14K plated claims have been removed from this description. If solid gold or 14K plated options are genuinely available, add those variant options to the product before publishing and restore the relevant metal descriptions below.

Ring Details

• Style: Art Deco botanical multi-stone stacking band — alternative wedding band, anniversary ring, or luxury stacking piece
• Metal: 925 sterling silver, yellow plated, or rose plated (select above)
• Band: Continuous multi-stone band — alternating coloured stones (emerald pear, peridot kite, emerald marquise) with moissanite rounds between each; all bezel set; low-profile comfortable fit; slim band width
• Hypoallergenic & nickel-free base
• Ring Sizes: US/CA 3–10 (custom sizes on request)

About the Stone Combination

Emerald and peridot occupy adjacent positions on the green colour spectrum but are distinct in tone and character: emerald (beryl) is a deep, saturated cool green with a bluish undertone — the canonical “jewel green”; peridot (forsterite) is a lighter, warmer yellow-green sometimes described as lime or olive. Placing them in alternation creates a green-on-green tonal contrast where the colour temperature shifts from cool (emerald) to warm (peridot) across the band face. The moissanite rounds between each coloured stone provide a white neutral that prevents the two greens from competing and makes each coloured stone read as a distinct element rather than a continuous green mass. The three cut types (pear, kite/baguette, marquise) all have pointed or angular terminations that align with the Art Deco preference for geometric precision and directional stone placement.

About the Art Deco Multi-Stone Band Format

Art Deco jewelry (1920s–1930s) frequently used multi-stone bands with alternating coloured and clear stones in different cuts, arranged to create geometric rhythm across the band face. The use of different cuts within a single band — pear, baguette, marquise — is characteristic of the period’s approach to treating the ring as a composed, architectural object rather than a simple band with a single stone. Bezel settings were preferred for their clean, continuous metal rims and their ability to lock stones securely in continuous-band formats.

Available Metals

• 925 Sterling Silver — may tarnish naturally with moisture; restore with a silver polishing cloth; store in an anti-tarnish pouch
• Yellow Plated — 925 sterling silver base with yellow gold colour plating; plating may wear with friction and moisture; keep dry to extend plating life
• Rose Plated — 925 sterling silver base with rose gold colour plating; plating may wear with friction and moisture; keep dry to extend plating life

Stacking Notes

The low-profile bezel settings mean no raised prongs to catch on adjacent bands. The continuous stone arrangement across the band top means the ring has similar visual weight all the way around — it stacks cleanly alongside plain bands, solitaires, or other multi-stone bands. The slim band width [confirm exact mm] makes it a flexible stacking partner.

Occasions & Gift Ideas

• Alternative wedding band, Anniversary ring, Botanical jewelry lover, Emerald buyer, Art Deco jewelry fan, Birthday
• Perfect for: green gemstone lover, multi-stone band buyer, Art Deco stacking ring buyer, nature-inspired jewelry buyer

Care Instructions

• Remove before swimming, showering, or applying lotions
• Clean gently with a soft cloth and mild soap when needed; rinse thoroughly and dry immediately
• Avoid harsh chemicals, perfumes, and ultrasonic cleaners on emerald — emerald (even lab-created) may contain flux inclusions that can be affected by solvents and ultrasonic vibration
• Plated options: Keep dry to extend plating life; store in a sealed anti-tarnish pouch
• Store separately in a padded box

Returns & Exchanges

• Contact us within 2 weeks of delivery
• Ship back within 3 weeks
• Cancellations accepted within 24 hours, no fees

Frequently Asked Questions

• Are the stones natural or lab-created? Lab-created — emerald (beryl), peridot [confirm species], and moissanite (silicon carbide); same optical properties as mined equivalents; conflict-free.
• Is this solid gold? No — available in 925 sterling silver, yellow plated, and rose plated. Solid gold options are not currently listed — message us if interested.
• Can stones be swapped? Custom stone configurations may be available on request — message us before ordering.
• Can I get a custom size? Yes — message us before ordering.
• Note on product imagery: Some listing images were created using AI or digital rendering for detail presentation purposes. The physical ring matches the specifications listed here.

Packaging

Arrives in an eco-friendly jewelry gift box, shipped in a padded mailer — ready to gift. Tracking confirmation sent at shipment.

All stones lab-created. Handmade in Jaipur, India.