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Floral Emerald Ring 0.45 Ct., Silver
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | E504 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.93 Width: 3.97 Height: 2.54 |
Weight: | 0.45 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
This ring centers on a transparent, 0.45 carat emerald cut green emerald, with precise dimensions of 5.93 x 3.97 x 2.54 mm, and it exemplifies the visual virtues that an informed buyer seeks. The emerald cut is a step cut defined by broad, parallel facets that emphasize clarity and color rather than scintillation, and in this example the faceting is executed with careful proportionality to present a clean, architectural face up appearance. Each facet plane meets its neighbor with refined junctions and consistent symmetry, producing the characteristic hall of mirrors effect that allows the eye to travel through the stone and appreciate internal structure and color zones. The excellent polish on every facet enhances this effect, providing crisp facet outlines and smooth planes that reduce surface diffusion and maximize light transmission. For a gem of these dimensions the table plane reads as well centered, and the step facets on the crown and pavilion work together to balance color saturation and light return, making the green appear lively under a variety of lighting conditions.
From a gemological perspective this emerald is graded slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a clarity designation consistent with natural emeralds of Zambian origin. Slight inclusions are commonly encountered in emeralds, and in many cases they serve as fingerprint evidence of natural formation, as opposed to synthetic or heavily treated material. Because the faceting is so precisely executed, these internal features are displayed without distracting the overall visual harmony of the stone. The light color saturation allows a clear, fresh green to read at the face up view, and the careful step cutting prevents color from appearing patchy or overly dark. The excellent polish further supports an even color presentation by providing clean facet windows that do not scatter light. For the educated buyer who values authenticity and character, a slightly included Zambian emerald with expert faceting offers both a pleasing aesthetic and a verifiable natural profile.
The origin of this emerald, Zambia, is important to its appeal and to its value proposition. Zambian emeralds are recognized for a cool to slightly bluish green hue, often with a transparent clarity and a crystalline brightness when well cut. The combination of natural formation conditions in Zambian deposits and thoughtful cutting practices results in stones that show crisp step facets and an appealing mix of color and clarity. In this ring the cutter preserved weight and optimized proportions, producing a well balanced gem that measures 5.93 mm in length, 3.97 mm in width, and 2.54 mm in depth, a set of proportions that allows the stone to sit securely while offering an elegant face up presence. This precision cutting is particularly valuable in step cut gems, because small deviations in facet orientation or depth can disproportionately affect the way color and clarity read at the surface. The Natural Emerald Company sources and evaluates stones with attention to these subtleties, and this piece reflects that commitment.
The mounting and finish further underscore the gemological strengths of the emerald, the entire ring being set in silver, which provides a bright, cool tone that enhances the gem s green without overpowering it. The silver setting is crafted to present the stone with minimal metal obstruction, allowing the stepped pavilion and crown to engage directly with light. Secure prong work and a low profile gallery maintain stability while preserving the visual line of the step facets. For collectors and buyers who appreciate technical quality, the interplay between a clean silver mount and a precisely faceted emerald is important, because it ensures longevity of wear and accessibility for inspection and cleaning. Routine care recommendations include gentle cleaning with warm water and mild soap, avoiding harsh chemicals and extreme heat, and periodic professional checks of the setting to maintain the integrity of the mount. The Natural Emerald Company stands behind the gemological description and craftsmanship of this ring, and we welcome inquiries from buyers who would like further information about grading, clarity imaging, or provenance documentation.







































