Key points
- Whether it’s in the form of a green amethyst ring or a rare chrysoberyl pendant, pistachio green is quickly becoming the must-have shade of summer.
- Jewelry designer for lionheart, Joy Haugaard, known for her elegant yet contemporary creations, has incorporated pistachio into her pieces that showcase the hue in varied textures and finishes, combining it with both yellow gold and white metals to emphasize its softness.
- Pistachio has proven that it’s not just a delicious snack or trendy gelato flavor—it’s a serious style statement in the world of fine jewelry.
Gems and Jewellery News: Designers Turn to Nature Inspired Tones for Summer Glamour
This summer, the jewelry world is going nuts for pistachio—literally. The soft green hue inspired by the humble pistachio nut is sweeping across runways, Instagram feeds, and high-end jewelry collections. From soft-toned gemstones to sleek pastel metals, pistachio is proving to be the unexpected color crush of the season. Major fashion houses like Fendi and Chloé have already leaned into the trend, and now, renowned jewelry designers are following suit.
The seasons’ pistachio-inspired necklace by Margot Mckinney
Image Credit: Margot Mckinney
In this Gems and Jewellery News report, we see a surge of jewelers embracing this fresh, subtle shade. It’s not just about the look—it’s about the feeling. Designers say the color evokes nature, serenity, and a sense of refined calm that’s perfect for the season.
Margot Mckinney agrees. “Pistachio-colored jewelry feels fresh, modern, and effortlessly versatile,” she says. “It adds a subtle yet distinctive pop of color, pairing beautifully with everything from neutrals to vibrant shades.” Margot Mckinney’s signature necklace for the season features pistachio green pearls, green tourmalines, peridots and green diamonds.
The Rise of the Pistachio Palette in Jewelry Design
According to color analysts at design platform Figma, pistachio falls into the warm green category, leaning toward yellow, and is often associated with freshness and renewal. Color specialists suggest pairing it with chocolate brown, lilac, or mint green—shades that complement its light, creamy tones and nod to both fashion and food culture (think gelato and matcha).
Serenity Green Sapphire Amulet in 14k gold with 2.96 ct green sapphires and 1.15 ct diamonds
Image Credit: Lionheart
Jewelry designer for lionheart, Joy Haugaard, known for her elegant yet contemporary creations, has incorporated pistachio into her pieces that showcase the hue in varied textures and finishes, combining it with both yellow gold and white metals to emphasize its softness.
Heritage Houses Add Their Take on the Trend
Even traditional brands like Oscar Heyman are embracing the pistachio palette. Known for working with rare and vibrant stones, the New York-based jeweler has incorporated gemstones like chrysoberyl, pale tsavorite, and sphene into its collections—each echoing the pastel vibrance of pistachio. President Tom Heyman points out that they often set these stones in platinum, not just yellow gold, enhancing the green shades with a “cooling factor” and delivering a brilliance that stands apart.
Sphene diamond ring in 22k gold with 11.69 ct sphene, 4.26 ct baguette diamonds
Image Credit: Oscar Heyman
As fashion trends increasingly merge with a return to nature, pistachio’s popularity represents more than a fleeting summer obsession. It signals a shift toward softer elegance and personal expression through color. The hue is also easy to style—perfect for stacking rings, layering necklaces, or adding a pop to minimalist outfits. Designers are leaning into its emotional appeal, using it as a way to express harmony, joy, and a breath of fresh air.
Pistachio has proven that it’s not just a delicious snack or trendy gelato flavor—it’s a serious style statement in the world of fine jewelry. With its versatility, timeless appeal, and soft vibrancy, the color is here to stay. Whether it’s in the form of a green amethyst ring or a rare chrysoberyl pendant, pistachio green is quickly becoming the must-have shade of summer.
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