S925 Sterling Silver
Featuring a genuine Emerald gemstone
May Birthstone→A green emerald set in a four-leaf clover of sterling silver, framed by Celtic knot shoulders — luck you can wear every day. Each stone is ethically sourced and set by hand in our atelier, finished to a luminous shine that lasts.
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Crafted in S925 Sterling Silver. To keep your piece looking its best, avoid contact with water, perfumes, and cosmetics. Store in the provided pouch away from direct sunlight, and gently wipe with a soft cloth after each wear.
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Emerald is chosen for its clarity and natural luminosity. Every stone is ethically sourced and uniquely cut, so subtle variations are a mark of its authentic origin.
Emerald has meant love, rebirth and renewal for as long as anyone wrote stones down. Egyptian royalty mined it and wore it above almost everything; Rome dedicated it to Venus; the Victorians, who assigned every gem a sentiment, read it as the stone of faithful love. It is May's birthstone — and none of that history required the stone to be large, only true.
Set at the heart of a four-leaf clover, the meanings stack: luck around love, fortune holding a green center. An emerald clover ring reads as a doubled wish in one small circle — which is why it works as a gift for an anniversary, a new mother, or yourself at any milestone you decide counts.
Three details do the design's quiet work. The shoulders of the band are woven in Celtic knotwork — the endless knot, with no beginning and no end, is one of the oldest symbols of continuity and interconnection, and here it connects band to clover without a hard seam. The edges are finished in milgrain, the tiny beaded border that fine jewelers used through the Art Deco era to soften metal lines and catch light at every angle.
And the stone sits in a full bezel — a complete rim of silver wrapped around the emerald's edge. Prongs let more light into a stone; a bezel protects it better. For a ring meant for daily wear, the bezel is the honest choice, and it gives the clover its clean, raised silhouette.
The band is open and adjustable, which quietly solves sizing: it flexes to fit most fingers — roughly US sizes 5 through 9 — so there is no chart to wrestle and no wrong gift size. A gentle squeeze or spread of the open end sets the fit where it is comfortable, and the knotwork shoulders keep the opening almost invisible while worn.
As for which finger: tradition has opinions — Vedic practice puts emerald on the little finger, and plenty of wearers follow their own. A slim clover ring sits equally well as a pointer accent, a middle-finger everyday, or stacked against a plain band on the ring finger. Wherever it feels like yours is the correct finger.
Emeralds are harder than they are tough. On the Mohs scale they rate 7.5-8 — resistant to scratches — but their natural inclusions make them brittle against a sharp knock, which is why the bezel matters and why the gym and the kitchen sink are this ring's only real enemies. Most emeralds on the market, fine ones included, are traditionally oiled to soften the look of those inclusions; it is the accepted standard of the trade, not a defect.
Cleaning is deliberately boring: warm water, a drop of mild soap, a soft brush, pat dry. Never ultrasonic, never steam — both can force fluid into the stone's fractures. The silver will take a warm patina with time; the polishing cloth in the box returns it. Treat it this way and the ring outlasts the trend cycle it quietly ignores.
Based on 89 reviews
Bloom S.
California, US
Bought it for the meaning — emerald for love, clover for luck — and stayed for the details. The Celtic knot shoulders and milgrain edges catch light in a way the photos barely capture. My favorite purchase this year.
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Lily M.
New York, US
The cabochon is a beautiful deep garden green — not dull, not neon. The clover setting makes it look like an heirloom without trying. Comfortable enough to sleep in (though I try not to).
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Hazel K.
Oregon, US
Wanted something with symbolism instead of a plain band. Emerald for love and rebirth, clover for luck, knotwork for continuity — this ring tells a story. Unique without being loud.
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Violet R.
Washington, US
Compared clover rings elsewhere — boutiques charge double for less detail. Solid S925, no green finger, no tarnish so far. The little sparkle stones around the emerald are set tight, not glued-on looking.
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Honey T.
Florida, US
Going through a rough patch. Touching the emerald clover before starting my day has become a small ritual that grounds me. Whether it is the stone or the habit, it helps.
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Chloe B.
Illinois, US
Ring is beautiful and the size chart matched my old ring exactly. I take it off to wash hands and moisturize — keeps both the emerald and the silver bright. Three weeks of daily wear and still looks new with this care.
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The most-asked questions about this piece, answered.
Emerald has meant love, rebirth and renewal for over three thousand years — ancient Egyptian royalty prized it above gold, it is May's birthstone, and vintage tradition called it the stone of faithful love. Paired with a four-leaf clover setting, the ring carries a doubled wish: love at the center, luck around it.
The four leaves of a clover traditionally stand for faith, hope, love and luck — the fourth leaf is the rare one, which is why finding it means fortune. An emerald at the heart of the clover gives that luck a green heart to live in.
There is no single rule. In Vedic tradition emerald belongs to Mercury and is often worn on the little finger; in everyday Western styling, the slim band suits any finger beautifully. Pick the finger it feels most natural on — that is the tradition that matters.
Yes — a genuine natural emerald, cut as a smooth cabochon. Natural emeralds grow with characteristic inner gardens (the inclusions jewelers call 'jardin'), so every stone has its own depth of green; no two rings are exactly alike.
The band is an open, adjustable design — it gently flexes to fit most fingers, roughly US sizes 5 through 9, with no sizing guesswork. Squeeze or spread the open end slightly for a comfortable fit, which also makes it one of the easiest rings to gift without knowing her size.
Emeralds rate 7.5-8 on the Mohs scale but their natural inclusions make them more delicate than that sounds: no ultrasonic cleaners, no steam, no harsh chemicals. Warm water, mild soap and a soft brush — then pat dry. Remove before sports or heavy work, and keep it away from pools.
Faceting buys sparkle; a cabochon buys depth. A smooth round dome shows the emerald's true garden-green body color, avoids the fragile corners where faceted emeralds chip, and sits low in its bezel — the vintage-leaning look, and the more practical one for a ring worn daily.
Almost certainly — natural emeralds grow with internal gardens that gemologists call 'jardin', and a flawless 'emerald' at this price would be a red flag for glass. Inclusions are the fingerprint of a stone that grew in the earth; in this cabochon they read as depth, not flaw.
No — that reaction comes from nickel in cheap alloys. Genuine S925 sterling silver is 92.5% silver with the balance mostly copper, hypoallergenic and nickel-free. Silver does take on a warm patina over time; the included polishing cloth restores the brightness in seconds.
Yes, with two habits: take it off for the gym, the pool and heavy housework — emeralds are hard but brittle against sharp knocks — and give it a ten-second wipe at night. The bezel setting already guards the stone's edge better than prongs would.
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