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Green Amethyst Rings in Sterling Silver
Green amethyst rings showcase prasiolite, a pale sage-to-mint variety of quartz that forms when amethyst undergoes natural or controlled heat treatment. This stone rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for regular wear. Our collection includes 36,638 sterling silver rings featuring genuine prasiolite, with prices ranging from $6 to $6,302. Each ring uses .925 sterling silver and real natural stones. We ship free to all US addresses.
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Why Prasiolite Belongs in Your Jewelry Collection
Prasiolite occurs in nature when amethyst deposits near volcanic activity experience sustained heat, converting the purple iron compounds to a soft green hue. Most commercial prasiolite comes from Brazilian amethyst treated at temperatures between 470-750°C. The resulting color ranges from nearly transparent pale green to a deeper olive tone, depending on the original stone's iron content and treatment duration. Our silversmiths set each prasiolite by hand into sterling silver settings that protect the stone while allowing light to pass through. The .925 silver standard means 92.5% pure silver alloyed with copper for durability. Green amethyst pairs well with both warm and cool skin tones due to its neutral green base. SilverRush Style has supplied natural stone jewelry since 2005. We photograph each ring individually so you see the actual piece you will receive. The prasiolite in our rings comes from verified mineral sources, and we provide free shipping on all US orders.Is green amethyst the same as prasiolite?
Yes. Green amethyst and prasiolite refer to the same stone—a green variety of quartz created when amethyst is exposed to heat. Jewelers use both terms interchangeably.
How durable is green amethyst for a ring?
Green amethyst rates 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, the same as standard amethyst and citrine. This hardness level holds up well to regular wear, though you should remove rings during heavy manual work.
Where does your green amethyst come from?
Most prasiolite on the market originates from Brazilian amethyst. Natural untreated prasiolite exists but remains rare, found in limited deposits in Brazil and Poland.
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