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Men's Emerald Ring 0.75 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | E7542 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.14 Width: 4.47 Height: 3.81 |
Weight: | 0.75 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $720 |
This men s ring centers a transparent 0.75 carat emerald cut green emerald, with exact dimensions of 6.14 by 4.47 by 3.81 millimeters, a classic rectangular emerald cut ratio of approximately 1.37 to 1, and a measured depth that yields an approximate depth proportion of seventy two percent relative to the average of the length and width. The stone is graded very very slightly included at eye level, indicating eye clean performance with only minuscule internal features observable under strong magnification, and it exhibits light color saturation that reads as a clear, slightly pastel green. The emerald cut step faceting used here places emphasis on broad parallel facets and a large flat table, an arrangement that prioritizes color and clarity over scintillation, and the gem s excellent polish ensures crisp facet junctions and strong facet contrast across the table and crown. Origin is Russia, a provenance that complements the gem s cool green tone and contributes to consistent crystal structure and stability within the cutting parameters employed.
The mounting is executed entirely in 18K yellow gold, fabricated as a substantial band with generous mass and a low profile stone seat. The emerald is set in a flush style, using a precision milled seat and careful burnishing to secure the girdle without exposed prongs, and the band shows a hand textured surface that reduces visible wear while maintaining a refined, faceted aesthetic. From a lapidary and metalsmithing perspective, the technique used places the pavilion into a recessed channel so that the crown remains slightly exposed above the top plane, which balances protection with optical performance by allowing the table to face upward for direct light admission. The combination of step cut geometry, the gem s excellent polish, and the warm reflectance of 18K yellow gold produces a clear presentation of the green hue, where the gold backdrop increases perceived saturation without overpowering the gem s natural tone.
In terms of durability, this design compares favorably to typical market alternatives. Compared with traditional prong mounted solitaires, the flush channel seat used here reduces the emerald s exposure to lateral impact and eliminates snag points, greatly lowering the risk of sudden knocks or leveraged bending at the girdle. Compared with full bezel settings, the slightly elevated table used here improves light return while retaining much of the protective benefit of a bezel, creating a balanced compromise between brightness and safety. When contrasted with rings made in 14K gold, which is harder and more resistant to scratching, the 18K alloy in this piece is inherently softer because of higher gold content, however the thick cross section and robust band geometry compensate by dispersing stress and resisting deformation. Against platinum equivalents, platinum offers superior scratch resistance and density, but typically requires more material or thicker walls to achieve the same visual profile, and it can show more pronounced surface patina with time. The hammered surface treatment on this ring functions as a practical durability feature, masking micro abrasions that would be more visible on a high polish surface, and the flush seat and substantial gold mass deliver long term security for the stone under normal daily wear conditions.
For care, routine inspection and gentle maintenance will preserve both gem and mounting. Clean with mild soap and lukewarm water using a soft brush, avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals, and consult a qualified jeweler for ultrasonic cleaning only after confirming the absence of any stability issues or enhancement treatments with the stone. We recommend periodic professional inspections, approximately every six to twelve months depending on wear patterns, to check the burnish and seating integrity and to address any polishing or reprofiling needs on the gold band. The Natural Emerald Company stands behind the technical quality of the cut, polish, and setting, and we welcome requests for detailed evaluations, treatment disclosures, and measurements to support long term enjoyment of this men s emerald ring.


























































