Please mention your desired ring size in the order notes at checkout, or text us your name and ring size to 504-908-0011. Available in all ring sizes. ✨ Experience the unique magic of the VooDooStone in this Sterling Silver emerald-cut ring. The VooDooStone — our trademarked, lab-created color-changing gem, exclusive to David's Antiques & Jewelry in New Orleans — sees light differently than we do. As the lighting changes (daylight, fluorescent, or incandescent), the stone shifts instantly: purplish-pink in sunlight, golden amber under warm indoor light, peridot green in fluorescent light. The emerald cut — a clean, step-cut rectangle — lines up the VooDooStone's color play across the whole face of the gem like a tiny hall of mirrors. Each facet catches the shift from a different angle. Set in polished .925 Sterling Silver, this is the architectural cousin of our classic round VooDooStone. Part of David's VooDooStone Collection — the bestselling line at our French Quarter storefront on Royal Street, born of New Orleans Voodoo heritage. Specifications Material: Sterling Silver (.925) Main Stone: VooDooStone™ (lab-created color-changing gem) Cut: Emerald cut (step-cut rectangle) Color behavior: purplish-pink in daylight / golden amber in incandescent / peridot green in fluorescent light Total weight: 2.9 grams Ring Size: All sizes available — please note your size at checkout, or text 504-908-0011 Condition: New Item Code: 894498 FAQs Q: What makes the VooDooStone special?A: The VooDooStone perceives light differently than the human eye — it shifts color instantly when the lighting changes (daylight, fluorescent, incandescent), giving you an ever-changing display in one stone. It's trademarked and exclusive to David's Antiques & Jewelry. Q: What ring sizes are available?A: All sizes. Mention your size in the order notes at checkout, or text us at 504-908-0011 with your name and ring size. Q: Why an emerald cut?A: The step-cut facets of an emerald cut line up the color change across the full top of the stone, so the shift is visible from any angle — especially striking as you move between light sources. Read the full VooDooStone story on our blog →