Two Tone Gold Wedding Rings Emerald

Emerald takes it's place in the world of gems as one of the three most popular colored gemstones. Emeralds have an interesting legacy of violence, romance, and controversy. The first emerald mines were opened in Egypt although the exact dates are not known. The Cleopatra emerald mine opened as early as 300 BC. Ancient peoples attributed all kinds of magical qualities to emeralds. Emerald rings and emerald jewelry symbolized fertility and rebirth. Scholars wore emeralds to strengthen their memory and become more eloquent. Lovers wore emerald rings to learn the truth of their loved ones's intentions. In the sixteenth century violence became part of the emerald's history when Spanish conquistadors looted thousands of emeralds from the mines in South America. Emerald's legacy is as eternal as the stone itself.

In our emerald rings gallery, you'll find our entire selection of antique, estate, and antique-style emerald rings: emerald wedding rings, emerald eternity bands, emerald engagement rings, emerald filigree rings, emerald solitaire rings, as well as emerald two stone rings and emerald three stone rings. Many of our antique, estate, and antique style emerald rings also have diamonds for added sparkle and elegance. Our collection includes emerald platinum rings, emerald white gold rings and emerald yellow gold rings.more details here