Raw Emerald Jewelry Handcrafted from Genuine Gemstones | 20th Anniversary Collection | HAWKHOUSE

Our 20th Anniversary Emerald Collection sparkles with the verdant beauty of emerald gemstones. To celebrate 20 years of crystal craftsmanship, we’ve selected the finest emerald crystals from around the world and set them in 22kt gold over sterling silver. Whether you choose an emerald pendant, ring, bracelet or earrings, the deep green hues will remind you of nature’s renewal and growth. After 20 years together, show your eternal love and devotion with the gift of emerald—a stone as timeless and enduring as your partnership.

20th Anniversary FAQ

What is the 20th wedding anniversary gemstone?

• The traditional 20th anniversary gemstone is emerald. Emerald represents renewal and vitality. 

Are emeralds expensive?

• Emeralds can be expensive, especially high-quality emeralds. Emerald prices depend on the four C's: color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. Deep green emeralds with high clarity tend to be the most valuable.

What color is emerald?

• Emeralds come in shades of green, from bluish green to yellowish green. The most prized emeralds are a deep, vivid bluish green color.

Are emeralds rare?

• Emeralds are rare, especially high-quality emeralds. Emeralds form under extreme heat and pressure, and only a few locations in the world produce gem-quality emeralds. The rarest and most valuable emeralds come from Colombia.

How do you care for emerald jewelry?

• Emerald jewelry requires special care. Emeralds can be fragile and oily, so avoid heat, scratches, and harsh chemicals. Gently wipe emeralds with a soft, damp cloth. Never steam or ultrasonically clean emerald jewelry.

What are the properties of emerald?

• Emerald is a beryl mineral with the chemical formula Be3Al2(Si6O18). Emeralds have a hardness of 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale. Emeralds often contain inclusions and fractures, so they tend to be more brittle than diamonds.

Where do emeralds come from?

• The three main sources of emeralds are Colombia, Zambia, and Brazil. Colombian emeralds are considered the finest. Other sources include Zimbabwe, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Russia.

How can you tell if an emerald is real?

• Real emeralds will fog up when you breathe on them. Look for natural inclusions and imperfections. Fake emeralds appear too perfect. Real emeralds also have sharp, symmetrical facets. Get emeralds tested by a gemologist to confirm authenticity.

What are some alternatives to emeralds?

• Other green gemstones similar to emeralds include green tourmaline, peridot, chrome diopside, moldavite, and tsavorite garnet. These gemstones have a green color but tend to be more affordable and durable than emeralds.

How do you choose an emerald?

• When choosing an emerald, consider the 4 C's: color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. Focus on color and clarity over size. Look for a rich green color and medium to high clarity. A well-cut emerald will appear lively and bright.