Hexagon Moss Agate Leaf Engagement Ring Set in 14K Solid Yellow Gold

A moss agate leaf ring and matching leaf-motif band, sold as a two-piece set in solid yellow gold. The center stone is a natural green moss agate cut to a 7.0 x 7.0 mm hexagon — approximately 1.6 carats — with accents in your choice of moissanite or natural diamond.

What you receive

The leaf motif

The leafwork on the band is the reason this set reads differently from a plain hexagon pairing. Rather than a smooth companion band, the second ring carries sculpted foliage that continues the botanical logic already present in the stone — moss agate’s inclusions genuinely resemble vegetation, so a leaf-form band extends that reading instead of contrasting with it.

Leaf and vine motifs have a long history in engagement jewelry as symbols of growth and renewal, which is a natural fit for a stone that looks like a forest floor. Browse the wider family in our leaf rings and nature-inspired engagement rings.

Yellow gold and green stone

Yellow gold is the most traditional setting for green gemstones and the pairing is very old — warm yellow metal pushes green toward its botanical register rather than its cool mineral one. Against yellow gold, moss agate reads like foliage. Against white metal it reads more like stone.

All three karats here are solid yellow gold, never plated, so the color is permanent. Our 10K vs 14K vs 18K guide covers what karat changes, and moss agate in gold versus silver compares how each metal affects the stone.

Moissanite or natural diamond

Both accent options are real gemstones. Moissanite is D color, VVS1, and 9 on the Mohs scale, with a higher refractive index than diamond so it throws noticeably more colorful fire. Natural diamond is G/H color, I1 clarity and eye-clean, conflict-free, and 10 on the Mohs scale, giving the traditional white brilliance.

Neither is a simulant such as cubic zirconia. Full comparison in is moissanite a lab-grown diamond.

Every stone is unique

Moss agate’s green comes from mineral inclusions that formed inside translucent chalcedony as it grew, not from body color. Their density and branching differ from stone to stone, so yours will share the green character of the moss agate in our photographs while carrying a pattern that belongs only to it. More in moss agate meaning and our moss agate engagement ring guide.

Specifications

Care

Moss agate sits at 6.5–7 on the Mohs scale — fine for daily wear, but softer than the accents beside it, so protect it from knocks and abrasive work. The sculpted leafwork also catches more residue than a plain band, so it benefits from regular gentle cleaning.

Use warm water, mild soap and a soft brush, working carefully into the leaf detail. Avoid ultrasonic and steam cleaners entirely — agate is porous and sensitive to heat and vibration. See cleaning a moss agate ring safely and is moss agate durable.

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