Sette and Good Girl Snacks launch pickle-colored pinky ring

Sette gave its best-selling Coquette pinky ring a pickle-green makeover, setting a 1-carat green lab-grown diamond in a $2,000 collaboration with Good Girl Snacks. Buyers who ordered the ring by June 26 received a complimentary jar of Hot Girl Pickles while the piece was being made.

The Dallas-based jeweler made the ring available in 18k yellow gold or 18k white gold and kept the Coquette’s original purpose intact: it was built to start a stack. Isabel Rooney called the collaboration a meeting of two brands that are “bold” and “different,” and said summer is one of the strongest seasons for fine jewelry because shoppers want pieces they can wear without taking them off.

Rooney also said the green diamond was a first for Sette, and one of the hardest colors to get right in lab-grown form. A vivid green stone, especially on a pinky ring, does the visual work here: it reads instantly on a hand, photographs cleanly, and looks intentional beside slim bands, signet rings, or the kind of mixed-metal stacks that dominate warm-weather styling.

Good Girl Snacks was founded by Leah Marcus and Yasaman Bakhtiar, who met in college and launched Hot Girl Pickles in February 2024 after starting the company in summer 2023. The brand centers pickle-forward TikTok culture and a Gen Z-friendly pantry aesthetic. Its core flavors include Honey Harissa and Original Dill with a Turmeric Twist, a nod to the founders’ shared Middle Eastern backgrounds.

Rooney has more than a decade in the jewelry industry. She started in the buying office at a major U.S. jewelry conglomerate before moving into merchandising and product development at a heritage design house. Sette has already been named Texas Jewelry Designer of the Year in 2024 and nominated for the FGI Rising Star Award.