Green Moss Agate & Emerald Leaf Engagement Ring in 14K Solid Yellow Gold

This pear moss agate ring pairs a natural pear-cut green moss agate with vivid lab-grown emerald leaf accents, all in solid 14K yellow gold. The teardrop silhouette and green-on-green layering — mossy agate below, bright emerald above — make it an elegant, nature-drawn alternative to a single-stone ring, and one of a kind by nature. Solid Yellow Gold · 10K / 14K / 18K Natural Pear Moss Agate · 6×8mm · 2.1ct Lab-Grown Emerald Accents Leaf Detailing One-of-a-Kind Nature-Inspired The pear cut & the stone The center is a genuine natural green moss agate in a pear (teardrop) cut — a soft, elongating shape that flatters the finger. Its mossy green inclusions are natural, so every stone is one of a kind and yours will share the character shown with its own individual pattern. It's genuine natural moss agate, not lab-created or simulated. Our guide to moss agate meaning explores its symbolism of growth, abundance, and connection to nature. See more nature-inspired engagement rings. The emerald accents Framing the agate are genuine lab-grown emerald leaf accents — real emerald grown in a lab rather than mined, bringing a brighter, more saturated green that plays beautifully against the softer agate. If you love emerald's color, our emerald buying guide is worth a read, and there's more in our moss agate engagement rings. Choose your metal This ring is solid gold — the metal itself, not plating or vermeil over a base metal. Choose your karat from the drop-down; each is real solid gold, and the warm yellow gold ties the two greens together. The color is permanent: it won't wear off and won't turn your skin green. 10K yellow gold — the most affordable and hardest-wearing option, great for everyday durability. 14K yellow gold — our most popular choice, balancing durability, purity, and value. 18K yellow gold — a higher gold content for a richer, warmer tone and more luxurious feel. Not sure which to pick? Our 10K vs 14K vs 18K gold guide breaks down the trade-offs. White or rose gold available on request. Type: Pear moss agate ring with emerald accents (band sold separately / custom) Center stone: Natural green moss agate, pear cut, 6×8mm, ~2.1ct (each unique) Accents: Genuine lab-grown emerald Average band width: 1.6mm Metal: Solid yellow gold — 10K, 14K, or 18K, selected from the drop-down (white or rose gold on request) Engraving: Complimentary, up to 16 characters Made to order: Allow 2–3 weeks for production Every order ships in a complimentary luxury velvet jewelry box Sizing & care Moss agate is about 6–7 on the Mohs scale and emerald about 7.5–8 — both fine for daily wear with gentle care. Avoid hard knocks and clean with warm soapy water and a soft cloth rather than ultrasonic or steam cleaners. Please reference our sizing guide before ordering. An optional written appraisal can be added from the drop-down menu (non-refundable once completed). Pear moss agate ring FAQs Is the moss agate natural?Yes — genuine natural green moss agate, not lab-created or simulated. Its inclusions are natural, so every stone is one of a kind and yours will have its own pattern. Are the emerald accents real?Yes — they're genuine lab-grown emeralds: real emerald created in a lab rather than mined, set as the green leaf accents. Will my stone look exactly like the photo?Close, but not identical — that's the beauty of moss agate. Each stone has its own one-of-a-kind moss pattern while matching the overall look shown. Is this real solid yellow gold?Yes. The ring is solid yellow gold throughout in your chosen karat (10K, 14K, or 18K) — the metal itself, not plating or vermeil. The color is permanent, won't wear off, and won't turn skin green. How long does it take to make?Made to order — please allow about 2–3 weeks. Requested modifications may adjust the timeline, and we'll confirm everything before production begins. Which metal should I choose?All karats are real solid gold. 10K is the most affordable and hardest-wearing, 14K is our most popular all-round choice, and 18K has a higher gold content for a richer, warmer tone. See our 10K vs 14K vs 18K guide for details.