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Pave Emerald Bracelet 3.79 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight, 18K White Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
Model of your Completed
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Item ID: | E8906 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.21 Width: 9.07 Height: 6.23 |
Weight: | 3.79 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia |
Per carat price: help | $2,550 |
From a river cutting through the emerald belts of Colombia to the quiet light of a master cutter's bench, the journey of this bracelet begins where the earth concentrates color into crystal. Miners who have worked these deposits for generations recognize the rare combination of saturation and transparency that makes some emeralds sing, and this stone was selected for its vivid green, and its honesty in the face of scrutiny. Other certified, weighing 3.79 carats, the rough yielded a cushion shape conceived to celebrate depth of tone while inviting light to play from within. The cutter committed to a mixed brilliant approach, shaping the pavilion and crown to measure 10.21 x 9.07 x 6.23 mm, and to preserve as much material and color as possible. Slightly included at eye level, this emerald keeps the character that marks its origin, while its excellent polish and careful faceting deliver a surface that gleams and a body color that lives, a stone that narrates both geology and human craft.
At our bench, the design conversation becomes a conversation about fit, security, and illumination. Set entirely in 18K white gold, the central setting was engineered to embrace the cushion form with millimetric accuracy. We machine carve the seat to the emeralds profile, then our setters refine that geometry by hand, ensuring the girdle sits level and the table faces the world evenly. Each prong or bead is planned to follow the stone contours, raised and tapered to hold the gem with a subtle confidence that protects without obscuring. The gallery beneath is opened where needed to allow light to enter and exit the pavilion, while the upper shoulders are finished to guide reflections back into the eye. Surrounding the emerald, a complementary arrangement of white round natural diamonds weighing approximately 0.378 carats in total were selected for optical harmony, clarity VS and color F or G. These diamonds are matched and micro set with controlled pressure, each seat burnished so the stones nestle flush, their facets aligned to catch and relay the emeralds glow. The contrast of cool 18K white gold and warm, saturated Colombia green is resolved by exacting polish and consistent metal thickness, so the bracelet reads as a single, precise object rather than a collection of parts.
What reaches you is the final quiet of that long sequence, the clasp closing with a reassuring click, the central motif sitting balanced on the wrist, the emerald framed by a ring of white light from the diamonds, the whole piece comfortable and secure. The Natural Emerald Company stands behind the provenance and the proportion, offering the certificate that records origin and the attributes that make this stone distinct. Our makers sign their work not with flourish but with the evidence of fit, the small, nearly invisible work on a prong tip, the even rhythm of a pavé line, the exact alignment of the center stone to the chain axis. Those are the details that differentiate a jewel that endures from one that merely dazzles for a moment. For a wearer, this bracelet is both heirloom and daily companion, a reminder of remote topography and patient skill, a compact narrative of where the color came from and how human hands guided it into form. If you would like further information about the certification, the setting technique, or to see magnified images of how the diamonds sit and how the emerald is secured, we at The Natural Emerald Company are ready to provide documentation and close up views, because the story of a gemstone is strongest when every part of its making can be trusted and appreciated.









































