Yes, emeralds have good hardness (7.5–8 on the Mohs scale), but they may contain natural inclusions that require a bit more care than diamonds. Choosing protective styles like bezel or channel settings and metals like platinum or yellow gold helps make them more durable for daily wear.

Use warm soapy water, a soft cloth, and gentle cleaning. Avoid harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures, as they may damage the stone or its treatments. Always store emerald rings separately to prevent scratches from other jewelry.

Unlike diamond wedding bands, emeralds bring a subtle yet bold pop of green color, symbolizing prosperity, growth, and balance. Their rich color makes them stand out, while their natural beauty creates a meaningful connection for many couples who want something truly unique.

Absolutely. You can choose from different shapes, sizes, and styles to pick the perfect emerald cut or design. Some couples also add diamonds, sapphires, or rubies for a mixed-stone look that feels both classic and modern.

Emeralds look stunning with yellow gold for a warm, vintage feel, white gold for timeless elegance, and platinum for extra strength and durability. Each metal enhances the color of the emerald differently, letting you create the perfect piece to match your style.

Yes, many couples choose emerald bands not only for weddings but also for anniversaries, birthdays, or milestone celebrations. Emeralds carry deep meaning, representing romance, harmony, and prosperity, making them a heartfelt gift that lasts a lifetime.