Shades of green
Green Jewelry
An ecru linen shirt, cuffs rolled back, a cream room with a painted green wall taking up most of the frame. The dainty oval stone pendant necklace rests in that quiet light, its color catching without shouting. You wear this shade when you want something alive against your skin.
US$2.79 to US$10.89
The golden rules
Green
- Let the green lead
- — When the stone or enamel carries the color, keep the surrounding metal simple. A green oval pendant needs only a bare chain.
- Scale the motif
- — A four-leaf clover or star cluster reads smaller than a rectangular stone. Match the footprint to your neckline—larger shapes for open collars, tiny ones for high knits.
Coastal
Coastal Green
Oval stones, round gems, and shaped pendants in lighter greens for an easy, unhurried look. These are the pieces you reach for when the outfit is already done.
Classic
Classic Green
Rectangular pendants, moon hoops, multi-band rings, and evil eye bracelets in deeper greens. Structured shapes that anchor a familiar silhouette.
Minimalist
Minimalist Green
Four-leaf clovers, cross studs, thin solitaire pendants, and square stone rings. Small footprints in green that let the shape do the talking.
Everything here
Shop the edit
A four-leaf clover is usually a thing you find once and press flat inside a book. Cast as a small green pendant, it becomes something you carry forward instead of looking back on. Worn at the collarbone, it sits in the space between a scarf and bare skin—a quiet superstition you can fasten with a clasp.
Clover at the threshold
The material
Green materials
The green across these pieces comes from different sources: faceted gemstones, smooth oval stones, cast resin, and enamel fills. Each catches light differently. Faceted gems break it into flashes; resin holds a flat, even tone; enamel gives a solid block of color against the metal underneath.
Before you buy
Which green suits darker clothing?
Lighter, translucent stones and bright resin stand out against navy, black, or charcoal. Deeper emerald tones pair better with cream, white, or tan, where they read as contrast rather than disappearing into the fabric.
How do I choose between a stud and a pendant?
Studs frame the face and work well when your neckline is busy or layered. A pendant draws the eye downward and suits an open collar or a simple crewneck where the chain has room to sit flat.
1-year Color-Fade Guarantee
Faded under normal wear within 1 year of your order? We replace it or refund you.
Built to keep its shape
Most of what we carry is built on 316L — a steel that takes sweat, bag and desk without bending out of shape.
A steel base that resists rust
That base is the alloy used for surgical tools; color is plated over it, and the plating is what the guarantee covers.
Green jewellery
One hundred single pieces of green jewelry: stud earrings, pendant necklaces, rings, huggie earrings, and bracelets built around green stones, resin, and enamel. Grouped by coastal, classic, and minimalist styles.
Green jewellery
One hundred single pieces of green jewelry: stud earrings, pendant necklaces, rings, huggie earrings, and bracelets built around green stones, resin, and enamel. Grouped by coastal, classic, and minimalist styles.
Choosing your shade
Green spans pale mint to deep forest across these hundred pieces. Lighter shades tend to appear in resin and translucent stones, while darker tones show up in faceted gems and enamel. Pick the shade that contrasts with what you wear most—if your wardrobe leans neutral, any green anchors it; if you wear color often, match the depth to your usual palette.
