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Men's Emerald Ring 0.55 Ct., Silver
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | E7431 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.01 Width: 4.73 Height: 3.38 |
Weight: | 0.55 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $440 |
This men s ring centers a transparent 0.55 carat asscher octagonal green emerald, precisely cut to dimensions of 5.01 x 4.73 x 3.38 millimeters, presenting a compact yet substantial face for a masculine solitaire. The asscher cut is executed with classic step faceting, each concentric plane arranged to form the characteristic hall of mirrors effect that the style is known for, and the clipped corners establish the distinctive octagonal silhouette. The gem displays an approximate depth ratio of 69 percent, a proportion that balances pavilion volume and crown height to favor broad flashes of light and consistent return through the table. Optical behavior is typical for natural emerald material, with moderate refractive index around 1.58 producing restrained brilliance and soft scintillation, rather than the high dispersion seen in brilliant cuts, which preserves the stone s verdant tone and depth. The light color saturation offers a refreshing, lively green, and the transparency delivers an immediate visual clarity that makes the step facet pattern readable at short viewing distances.
Clarity has been graded as slightly included at eye level, a common and acceptable characteristic in natural emeralds that contributes to the stone s natural identity, and inclusions are oriented in ways that minimally interrupt the step facet reflection planes. The polish is evaluated as excellent, indicating that facet junctions and surfaces were finished to a high standard, reducing surface diffusion and enhancing facet contrast. The origin is Russia, a provenance that brings its own geological signature to the material, often yielding even tone distribution and crystalline clarity relative to some other sources. From a lapidary perspective, the asscher faceting has been executed with tight symmetry, even table centering, and consistent facet angles, all of which are essential to producing the disciplined light pattern associated with premium step cuts. The beveled octagonal outline is followed precisely by the setting, demonstrating meticulous attention to girdle thickness and bezel wall profiling so that the stone sits proportionally within the metal bed, with minimal bezel overhang and secure engagement at each clipped corner.
The mounting is produced entirely in silver, with a low profile bezel that hugs the asscher octagon and a polished, rounded shank engineered for daily wear and comfort. The choice of silver provides a neutral white reflective field that amplifies the emerald s green without introducing warm or brassy undertones, and the full bezel offers durable protection against knocks, a practical consideration for an active wearer. Craftsmanship features include machine aided blanking for the ring form followed by hand finishing of the bezel seat, final burnishing of bezel walls to lock the gem in place, and a mirror polish finish on the shank that complements the excellent polish of the stone. The overall design language is restrained and architectural, intended to emphasize the step cut geometry rather than ornamentation, a profile well suited to men who prefer precise technical aesthetics. Each ring is presented and verified by The Natural Emerald Company, with our gemological notes documenting carat weight, dimensions, cut style, clarity at eye level, color saturation, polish grade, and source information, and we recommend routine gentle cleaning with warm water and mild detergent, avoiding harsh chemicals and ultrasonic machines, to maintain the integrity of the stone and the finish of the silver.






















































