18K Gold Imperial Green Jadeite Filigree Diamond Ring - UK M US 6

18K Yellow Gold · Natural Imperial Green Jadeite · Fine Jewellery

Deep Imperial Green Jadeite, Set in Gold Filigree

Natural Imperial Green Jadeite Ring in Solid 18K Yellow Gold with White Gold Filigree Shoulders · One of a Kind

Some rings make their case through complexity. This one makes it through conviction. A natural Grade A deep imperial green jadeite cabochon of 7.5 × 10.8 × 2.3mm — deep, saturated, almost forest-dark — sits in a clean four-prong setting of solid 18K (750) yellow gold, lifted cleanly above the band so light can reach the stone from every angle. The shoulders carry intricate white gold filigree scrollwork — a contrasting metal used purely to enhance sparkle and visual depth, with no gemstones set within it. Discover why 18K gold is the standard for fine gemstone jewellery.

One of a Kind
This is a single, individually sourced piece. The jadeite's depth of colour and the character of its natural markings make it unrepeatable. Once it is gone, it is gone.

Design
The four-prong setting holds the stone at four points, keeps the metal to a minimum, and lets light approach the jadeite from every direction. The white gold filigree shoulders introduce a secondary metal tone that transitions between the warm yellow band and the cool green stone, the contrast of the two metals doing the work that gemstones might otherwise do. This is heritage jewellery design at its most considered: ornamental where it counts, restrained everywhere else.

The Jadeite
The cabochon measures 7.5 × 10.8 × 2.3mm with a deeply saturated imperial green tone — darker and more intense than many jadeite pieces in the collection, with the internal character of a stone that has not been over-polished to uniformity. Grade A classification verified via specific gravity matched to authentic deep imperial green jadeite. Natural markings within the stone give it life and individuality. In East Asian tradition this depth of colour carries particular resonance: green jadeite symbolises prosperity, protection, harmony and longevity. No treatment claims are made beyond what visual inspection confirms; buyers requiring formal gemological certification should seek independent assessment prior to purchase.

The Filigree Shoulders
The white gold scroll detailing on each shoulder speaks directly to the ring's heritage character. Inset wirework tracks form an S-curve scroll motif — found across East Asian decorative arts for centuries — rendered entirely in contrasting white gold against the yellow band. There are no gemstones set within the filigree; the sparkle and visual depth come purely from the polished interplay of the two gold tones. Understand what the 750 hallmark on this ring confirms.

Care & Wear · Clean with a soft damp cloth only — no ultrasonic cleaners, no steam, no chemical solutions. The open four-prong setting allows easy cleaning beneath the jadeite with a soft brush and warm water. The filigree shoulders should be cleaned gently to avoid disturbing the inset wirework. Avoid prolonged contact with perfumes, oils and cleaning products. The 18K yellow gold and white gold filigree both require no replating. Read our complete fine jewellery care guide.

What makes the white gold filigree shoulders distinctive?

The S-curve scroll is one of the oldest motifs in decorative metalwork — found across East Asian lacquerwork, ceramics and jewellery for centuries. Here it is rendered entirely in white gold against the yellow band, with no gemstones involved — the contrast and sparkle come purely from the polished interplay of the two metal tones. This is filigree in its true sense: ornamental wirework that creates visual richness through craft alone. Browse our full fine jewellery collection.

How does this ring differ from the other green jadeite rings in the collection?

This is the most intricately worked green jadeite ring in the collection. Other green jadeite rings feature diamond cluster shoulders; this one has hand-finished white gold filigree wirework with no gemstones in the shoulders at all. It is the closest piece in the collection to traditional vintage craftsmanship — a significant stone, a quality setting, and decoration that speaks entirely through metalwork rather than accent stones.

Is the jadeite natural and untreated?

The jadeite is natural and Grade A classified, verified via specific gravity matched to authentic deep imperial green jadeite. No formal gemological certificate is available for this listing; buyers requiring certified documentation of treatment status should seek independent gemological assessment prior to purchase. The internal markings visible within the stone are natural characteristics, not defects.

What does deep imperial green jadeite symbolise compared to lighter green jadeite?

In East Asian gemstone tradition, deeper colour saturation in jadeite has historically been associated with greater potency of the stone's symbolic qualities — prosperity, protection and longevity — though these associations are cultural rather than gemological. What is measurable is that deep, saturated imperial green is rarer in natural jadeite than pale or mottled tones, and tends to command greater attention both aesthetically and in the market. The depth of colour in this particular stone gives it a presence that lighter jadeite cannot match.

Why is only one available?

JewelHub sources fine jewellery as individual pieces. This ring — this specific jadeite, in this filigree setting — exists once. The depth of green, the natural internal character of the stone, and the hand-finished white gold scrollwork together make it an object that cannot be reproduced on request. Once it is sold, it is gone. Visit our jewellery care guide for aftercare advice.