If you’re exploring engagement rings beyond the typical colorless diamond, you’ve probably seen a lot of talk about yellow, pink, and even blue diamonds. But if you want a stone that’s truly on another level of rarity, a natural green diamond is in a league of its own. It’s an undisputed fact among industry experts–green diamonds are one of the rarest diamonds on the planet, ranking just below red diamonds. Green diamonds make up less than 0.1% of all fancy-colored diamonds graded by the GIA. These are geological unicorns, formed by a once-in-a-million-year (or even billion-year!) exposure to radiation that leaves a permanent, beautiful hue. Most of these diamonds have their color as a thin “skin” on the surface, so finding a stone with a deep, even color is like hitting the jackpot. The immense rarity of a green diamond is what makes it the perfect symbol for your one-of-a-kind love. This is a ring that tells the story of patience, endurance, and unmatched beauty. Let us guide you through our curated collection of natural green diamonds, helping you find the perfect stone with a color and clarity that speaks directly to you. Our mission is to make sure you walk away with a ring that feels as unique and exceptional as the love it celebrates.

The search for an engagement ring can feel like a search for "the one"—a symbol that is perfect in every way. A natural green diamond, in simple terms, is one of the most valuable gems on the planet. Its worth is tied directly to its incredible scarcity, a fact that places it in a different category from even the most precious colored gemstones. The reason for their high cost is the simple law of supply and demand in a market with extremely limited supply. This scarcity means green diamonds have a high value retention and a history of appreciating in value over time, making them a wise investment. You're not just marking a moment; you're creating a legacy. When you choose a natural green diamond engagement ring, you’re acquiring a piece of the Earth’s most exclusive treasure. This isn't just a ring—it's a future family heirloom, a priceless artifact that will be passed down through generations. It is this combination of exceptional rarity and material value that makes a natural green diamond engagement ring not only a profound emotional choice but also a smart financial one.

One of the most intriguing and rare diamonds in the world, a green diamond isn’t just beautiful, it has a fascinating geological story to tell. Unlike most fancy-colored diamonds, which get their color from a chemical element (like the nitrogen that creates a yellow diamond), a green diamond’s color comes from something even more unique: exposure to natural radiation. Don’t worry, this isn’t the kind of radiation that’s harmful! Over millions of years, a diamond may have been sitting in the ground near naturally radioactive rocks like uranium and thorium. The radiation from these rocks gently “knocks” some of the carbon atoms out of their place in the diamond’s crystal structure, creating tiny, vacant spots. These vacancies change how the diamond absorbs light, causing it to absorb red wavelength and reflect green hues. Because some of this natural radiation only has the power to penetrate the surface, many green diamonds get their color from a thin green "skin" or spots. This makes a stone with an even color throughout a particularly rare and valuable find. For you, this unique formation story is part of the ring's magic. When you choose a green diamond, you're not just buying a stone; you're buying a piece of Earth's history.

Jennifer Lopez is widely considered the only celebrity to have received a natural green diamond engagement ring. Ben Affleck famously proposed to her with the ring in 2022–two decades after their first engagement where he gave her a pink diamond. While the ring’s exact details are not publicly known, it’s rumored to feature a magnificent 8.5-carat green diamond center stone, flanked by two trillion-cut white diamonds, and set on a platinum band. The ring was designed by Tamara Rahaminov and Nicol Goldfiner. You may be wondering about the other beautiful green rings seen on celebrities like Halle Berry, Megan Fox, Victoria Beckham, and Zoe Saldana. The magnificent jewels on their fingers are actually emeralds–a different, though beautiful, green gemstone. While emeralds are spectacular, they are much more common and significantly less expensive than a natural green diamond. The incredible rarity of a green diamond, with only a few known owners, doesn’t diminish its appeal; it’s what makes it so special. Its exclusivity is a testament to the allure of a stone in a league of its own. As green diamonds continue to make headlines, we hope to see more of these exceptional gems grace the hands of style icons—maybe yours will be among the first.