Since antiquity, emerald has been a symbol of spiritual awareness, protection, love, and wisdom. Ancient Romans and Greeks believed it to be the representative of the Goddess Venus. Hence, they perceived this gemstone as a conveyor of hope and love. Now let's dive into some of our most popular emerald items.   1.5ct Pear Shaped Lab Emerald White Gold Ring 14 round-cut Moissanites surround the 14K white gold ring arm into a half-eternity holy totem, highlighting this 1.5-carat pear-shaped emerald, adding modern mixed with classical Gothic inspiration vibe to the ring. While this ring exudes ancient classic colors, it is also very easy to match in our daily look, adding texture to the whole set of shapes.   2ct Princess Cut Lab Emerald White Gold Ring The elegant light leaped above your hands. 14 round-cut Moissanites surround the 14K white gold ring arm into a half-eternity holy totem. A rectangular emerald-cut 2 carat emerald is supported by four claws inlaid with fine paves, symbolizing the love that two people support together, demonstrating the holiness of love and meaning emerald's touching words of love.   Emerald & Moissanite Rose Gold Ring An elegant green, telling the story of the garden in early summer. The moissanite outlines the silhouette of the garden fences, and the 2ct emerald brilliantly placed within the silver fence and shine its elegance efforlessly.   Cushion Lab Emerald Solitaire Ring As if it were coming out of an 18th century oil painting, this 1.2-carat cushion cut emerald exudes the elegance of a world away. 14 round-cut moissanites curved on the ring arms, symbolizing the winding of love. It also neutralizes the tougher main stone cutting, Soft and tough, presenting a harmonious beauty.        

I believe we all have our own version of Carrie Bradshaw moment: Fendi bag moment, Manolo Blahniks moment, Carrie-casually-sitting-in-front-of-her-laptop-in-her-jerseys-with-a-cigaratte moment,etc. As I was lying in my bed last night, I couldn't help but wonder what's my version of Carrie moment? Then the scene of her in Dior freaking out about losing her Carrie necklace appeared. The monologues still vividly enblazoned in my mind: "I can't have lost my Carrie necklace. It costs like nothing, but it's priceless." I adored this scene when I was younger but I didn't know what it really meant. Now I'm looking back in retrospect, I realize that lost necklace was a metaphor of her once lost self, and she was trying to it. So as a woman in jewelry, the first thing that comes to my mind is that I'm gonna launch a name necklace, so here it is, something that you can feel like yourself, whether it's a shirt, a hat or a necklace.