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Solitaire Emerald Ring 2.14 Ct., Platinum 950
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | E7597 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.94 Width: 6.9 Height: 5.78 |
Weight: | 2.14 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $112 |
This ring centers on a transparent 2.14 carat emerald cut green emerald, with precise dimensions of 7.94 by 6.90 by 5.78 millimeters, and an emerald cut that emphasizes linear facets and a broad table, creating a calm, sophisticated face up presence. The gem carries a clarity grade of included when evaluated at eye level, with medium color saturation and an excellent polish. The origin of this stone is Russia, a provenance that carries both historical and gemological significance, and that shapes the personality and market appeal of the piece. The combination of weight, cut, and measured dimensions makes this a confident solitaire that reads as substantial on the finger without overwhelming proportion. At The Natural Emerald Company we place provenance front and center, because where a stone forms leaves detectable signatures in its color, crystal habit, and inclusion patterns, and buyers who value narrative and geology together with aesthetics will appreciate a documented Russian origin.
From a grading standpoint, an inclusion grade of included at eye level in an emerald must be read in context rather than as a simple deficit. Emeralds form under different geological pressures than corundum or diamond, and inclusions are often characteristic features that confirm natural origin. In an emerald cut, the long step facets and large table reveal internal characteristics more readily than mixed or brilliant cuts, and a skilled cutter will balance retention of carat weight with facet geometry to optimize color and windowing. This particular emerald shows medium color saturation, a range that offers pleasing green presence without tipping into overly dark tones that can reduce apparent size, or into overly pale tones that can appear washed out. The excellent polish ensures facet junctions are clean and reflective, and the cut proportions that correspond to the 7.94 by 6.90 by 5.78 millimeter dimensions communicate good optical balance for an emerald of 2.14 carats. For the knowledgeable buyer, the visible inclusions and the stone surface quality together tell a full story about natural growth and expert finishing rather than mere numerical grades.
The ring mounting is crafted entirely in 18K white gold, chosen for its cool, modern complement to the green of the emerald and for its wear characteristics. The solitaire setting, executed with secure prongs that lift the stone to admit light through the pavilion, preserves the stone profile while providing everyday practicality. White gold offers a reflective backdrop that sharpens the gem color and creates a crisp contrast that many collectors prefer to yellow metals for green gemstones. From a jewelry construction perspective, the choice of 18K gold balances durability with a warm but slightly muted metal tone that holds up with regular wear, and it also allows for precise prong fabrication to minimize stress at the girdle. For the educated buyer the combination of a Russian emerald, measured cutting proportions, clarity evaluated at eye level, and an excellent polish set into 18K white gold constitutes a coherent package in which origin, transparency, and craftsmanship align. At The Natural Emerald Company we document origin and provide transparent commentary on clarity and cutting, and we recommend routine gentle cleaning, professional checking of prong security, and consideration of valuation or insurance for stones of this caliber. This ring is presented as a sophisticated statement piece where geological story and gemological quality work together, and where provenance plays an essential role in its appeal and enduring value.
















































