This page gathers every stone in our collection whose dominant hue reads as green, from the cool, forest tones of tourmaline to the warm, golden-green fire of sphene. Green is one of the broadest colour families in gemmology because several unrelated minerals arrive at it by different chemical routes, and each route leaves its own signature in the way a stone behaves in light.
Here you will find Green Tourmaline, whose colour ranges from olive and bottle green to clean grass tones; Chrome Tourmaline, coloured by chromium and vanadium and consequently more saturated and slightly warmer in its green; Paraiba Tourmaline, a copper-bearing variety recognised for its vivid blue-green to green glow; Peridot, an idiochromatic gem that owes its yellowish-green entirely to iron within its own structure; and Sphene, notable for exceptional dispersion and strong double refraction that scatter flashes of colour through the stone.
When choosing between them, weigh three things: the exact tone you want next to skin and metal, the setting's demands on hardness and toughness, and the individual stone's cut and clarity. We recommend reviewing each listing's own details for treatment and certification information before deciding.
