Updated as of June 2026
Epidote rings
A pistachio green silicate that gives unakite its color and is sometimes faceted for collectors. In tradition it is linked to growth and renewal. Here is how it works in rings specifically.
Choosing a Epidote ring
Epidote rates 6.5 on the Mohs scale, which is on the softer side for a ring. Choose a protective bezel setting and treat it gently. For color, look for an even green tone, and match the metal to your skin tone and budget.
Best metals and settings
Epidote pairs well with yellow gold, sterling silver. A bezel or halo setting adds protection for daily wear. Compare options in our metal guides.
More on this stone: Epidote overview, price guide, and care guide.
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Green · Mohs 6.5Frequently asked questions
Is Epidote good for a ring?
Epidote rates 6.5 on the Mohs scale, which is on the softer side for a ring. Choose a protective bezel setting and treat it gently.
How much does a Epidote ring cost?
The stone itself runs about $10 to $100 per carat, and the finished ring price depends on the metal and setting. Epidote pairs well with yellow gold, sterling silver.
What metal suits a Epidote ring?
Epidote looks best in yellow gold, sterling silver. See our metal guides to weigh durability against cost.