Green Moss Agate Leaf Engagement Ring in 14K Solid Rose Gold

A leaf never unfurls the same way twice — and neither does moss agate. This moss agate leaf ring in solid 14K rose gold holds an oval natural stone whose drifting green inclusions look like a forest floor caught in miniature, framed by sculpted leaves set with lab-grown emeralds and finished with moissanite light. Warm rose gold against cool botanical green: a quiet, romantic contrast made to be worn every day.

A one-of-a-kind stone, chosen for you

The center stone is a natural green moss agate, oval cut and measuring 6.0 x 8.0 mm — roughly 1.4 carats of translucent quartz threaded with mossy, branch-like inclusions. Because those inclusions are formed by nature rather than grown in a pattern, no two stones are alike; the ring you receive carries a landscape that exists nowhere else. That individuality is a large part of what moss agate has come to mean for couples: growth, grounding, and a love that keeps its own shape.

Emerald leaves and moissanite light

Along the band, sculpted leaf details are set with lab-grown emeralds — real emeralds with the same composition and saturated green as mined stones, grown in a controlled setting for a cleaner, more ethical supply. Small moissanite accents add flashes of white fire between them. Moissanite is a genuine lab-grown gemstone in its own right (silicon carbide, 9.25 on the Mohs scale), prized for throwing even more spectral fire than diamond — here it plays the role of dew on the leaves rather than the headline.

Solid rose gold, all the way through

Choose 14K or 18K solid rose gold from the drop-down. 14K is the classic pick — durable, warm, and suited to daily wear — while 18K carries a higher gold content for a richer, rosier blush. Both are solid gold through and through, so the color is permanent. The ring is also available in 14K white or yellow gold on request. If you are weighing karats, our gold karat comparison guide lays out the differences in a few minutes of reading.

A note on the matching leaf guard

The leaf ring guard shown in some photos is sold separately — this listing is for the engagement ring only. On its own, the ring reads as a refined botanical solitaire with side detail; paired later with the guard, it becomes a fuller bouquet. Many customers start with the engagement ring and add the guard for a wedding or anniversary. For more ways to build the look, browse our leaf engagement rings and the wider world of nature-inspired engagement rings.

Why a leaf setting suits moss agate

Moss agate is at its best when the setting continues the story the stone starts. The leaf motif picks up the green of the inclusions and the emeralds, so metal and mineral feel like one growing thing rather than a stone dropped into a mount. Our guide to the best settings for moss agate engagement rings explains why botanical and low-profile designs flatter this stone — and this ring sits alongside the rest of our moss agate engagement rings and solid gold rings if you want to compare silhouettes.

Specifications

Sizing & care

Select your ring size from the drop-down; half and quarter sizes are available, and our find-your-size guide will help you measure at home before ordering. To care for the ring, remove it before heavy work, workouts, and harsh cleaning chemicals, then wash it gently with mild soap, lukewarm water, and a soft cloth. Moss agate and emerald both prefer gentle handling over ultrasonic cleaners — our guide on how to clean a moss agate ring safely covers the full routine.