Lab Emerald Ring – Marquise-Cut Green Stone Pavé Butterfly, 925 Sterling Silver Ring for Women
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The Lab Emerald Pavé Butterfly Ring is a dainty butterfly ring with two pavé wings cradling a single marquise-cut green stone at the centre — a vintage-inspired look that still reads elegant every day.
Two butterfly wings are fully pavé-set with tiny white cubic-zirconia, meeting at a single marquise-cut lab-created emerald body. The thin band is open and adjustable so it slips on easily and sits comfortably. A delicate, playful piece in bright 925 sterling silver.
- Pavé butterfly wings: tiny white cubic-zirconia across both wings
- Marquise-cut green emerald centre: a single lab-created stone as the butterfly body
- Open adjustable band: 925 sterling silver, sits comfortably on most fingers
- May birthstone: a meaningful birthday, anniversary or engagement gift
Metal: 925 sterling silver
Centre stone: lab-created emerald, marquise-cut 3×6mm centre
Accents: white cubic-zirconia
Sizes: one size, open & adjustable
In the box: ifshe gift pouch or gift box
The centre stone is a lab-created emerald — a genuine emerald grown in a lab, with the same look and durability as a mined stone at a fraction of the price — and the accents are white cubic zirconia. The band is open and adjustable. Emerald is the birthstone for May and the traditional gem for 20th and 55th wedding anniversaries.
Prefer a different stone? This design also comes in 💙 Sapphire and ❤️ Ruby.
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Natural vs lab-grown emerald
Same gemstone, same chemistry — the difference is clarity, conscience and price.
| Natural emerald | Lab-grown emerald | |
|---|---|---|
| Mineral | Beryl · Be₃Al₂(SiO₃)₆ | Beryl · Be₃Al₂(SiO₃)₆ same |
| Hardness | 7.5–8 Mohs | 7.5–8 Mohs same |
| Refractive index | 1.57–1.58 | 1.57–1.58 same |
| Colour | Rich green, varies stone to stone | Rich green, consistent |
| Clarity | Usually included (jardin) | Cleaner, fewer inclusions ✓ |
| Sourcing | Mining footprint | Conflict-free, lower impact ✓ |
| Price | High, rarity-driven | Accessible, superior value ✓ |
| Birthstone | May | May same |
A lab-grown emerald is a real emerald — the same mineral, hardness and sparkle as a mined stone, simply grown in a controlled lab. IfShe chooses lab-grown for richer colour, cleaner stones and conflict-free value. Every stone is disclosed as lab-created.
Frequently asked questions
Is your lab-created emerald a real emerald?
Yes. A lab-created (lab-grown) emerald has the same chemical composition, crystal structure, and vivid green color as a mined emerald — it is genuine emerald, simply grown in a controlled lab instead of dug from the earth. We disclose every stone as lab-created in line with FTC guidelines.
How is a lab emerald different from a natural emerald?
They share the same makeup and look, but lab emeralds usually have fewer inclusions, a more consistent green, and are not oiled, so they can be cleaner and tougher than mined stones — at a fraction of the price and with a clearer conscience.
Is an emerald ring durable enough for everyday wear?
Emerald sits around 7.5–8 on the Mohs hardness scale, harder than many colored gemstones, and our lab emeralds resist the fractures common in mined stones. It suits everyday wear with normal care — remove it for heavy tasks and avoid hard knocks.
Is emerald a birthstone?
Yes. Emerald is the birthstone for May and the traditional gemstone for 20th and 55th wedding anniversaries, which makes an emerald ring a meaningful birthday, anniversary, or engagement gift.
How do I care for my emerald ring?
Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth and clean it occasionally with lukewarm soapy water and a soft brush. Never use ultrasonic or steam cleaners, remove it before showering, swimming, or using chemicals, and store it away from harder stones to avoid scratches.