This exquisite ring features stunning gemstones set in an intricate gold band. 3 Goshenite on either side of the Emerald solitaire. Emerald and Goshenite are both in the beryl mineral family. Natural Emeralds are not known for clarity but for their deep green color. This stone fits that description. (Sunlight washes the color out a bit.) According to Geology.com: Goshenite, also known as white beryl, is the colorless to near-colorless variety of beryl. It is named after Goshen, Massachusetts, a community near one of the first deposits found in the United States. Jewelry purchases include small pink cleaning cloth.