Lilith Coffin Cut Emerald Ring Set in Black Ruthenium
A ring set for dark, non-traditional romance
Named for the first rebel of myth, Lilith is for the woman who was never going to choose an ordinary ring. The elongated casket silhouette glows a saturated, forest green against darkened metal—dramatic worn alone as an alternative engagement or promise ring, and quietly magnetic as an everyday statement. It belongs among our gothic rings and dark-romance designs, and pairs beautifully with matching bands from our gemstone collection.
Coffin-cut simulated emerald
The center is a coffin-cut simulated emerald (approx. 1.5 ctw)—a bold casket shape hand-set for a rich, saturated green, the storied color of the May birthstone and its symbolism of rebirth and wisdom. Our emerald and May birthstone guide tells the whole story. Simulated diamond (CZ) accents catch the light against the dark finish.
The blackened-silver finish
The moody tone comes from a high-polish black ruthenium—a rare platinum-family metal—plated over solid 925 sterling silver, for a deep gunmetal, blackened-silver glow that makes the green stone leap forward. Prefer a brighter look? Solid silver and solid gold versions are available if you'd rather skip the plating.
Specifications
- Metal Solid 925 sterling silver, black ruthenium plating
- Center stone Coffin-cut simulated emerald
- Approx. carat 1.5 ctw
- Accents Simulated diamonds (CZ)
- Setting Prong
- Band width Approx. 2 mm
- Birthstone May (emerald)
Sizing & care
In stock in every listed size, hypoallergenic and lead- and nickel-free; a soft cloth keeps it looking its best. Every order arrives in a free luxury velvet ring box with free U.S. shipping and conflict-free stones—ready to gift the moment it lands.
Frequently asked questions
What's the center stone?
A coffin-cut simulated emerald, hand-set for a vivid, saturated green, with simulated diamond (CZ) accents.
What is a coffin cut?
A coffin (or casket) cut is an elongated hexagonal shape with a gothic edge—a dramatic alternative to classic emerald or oval cuts.
Is emerald a birthstone?
Yes—emerald is the May birthstone, which makes this a meaningful May birthday or anniversary gift.
Is this a set?
Yes—it's a coordinated ring set, and it also pairs beautifully with matching gothic bands, available separately.
What does the blackened finish look like?
It reads as a rich, deep gunmetal—a blackened-silver glow from black ruthenium over sterling silver.
What metal is it made from?
Solid 925 sterling silver with a high-polish black ruthenium plating—hypoallergenic, lead- and nickel-free.
Can I choose a different metal?
Yes. Alongside the blackened black-ruthenium finish, solid silver and solid gold versions are available.
Is this good for a gothic engagement?
Absolutely—the coffin cut, deep green emerald, and dark finish make it a favorite gothic and alternative engagement ring.
What's included with my order?
A free luxury velvet ring box, free U.S. shipping, and conflict-free stones.