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Three Stone Emerald Ring 3.31 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
Model of your Completed
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Item ID: | E4332 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.8 Width: 7.66 Height: 6.11 |
Weight: | 3.31 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $1,200 |
This ring centers on a precisely cut 3.31 carat emerald cut green emerald, the pavilion height and crown planes engineered to emphasize the stone transparency, measured at 9.80 by 7.66 by 6.11 millimeters, originating from Russia. The emerald cut faceting schema employs broad step facets and a large rectangular table to produce directional flashes and a depth profile that is approximately seventy percent when the depth is compared to the mean of the length and width, a proportion that reinforces the stone presence without sacrificing on light return. Color is described with medium saturation, a vivid tone that is fully retained across the table and crown, while the clarity was evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, indicating inclusions that do not interrupt the path of light at normal viewing distances, and the polish has been completed to an excellent finish to maximize facet crispness and mirror like reflections. The cut corners typical of the emerald cut are secured by a robust four prong arrangement, engineered to protect the vulnerable corners while permitting broad light entry through the table, a configuration that preserves the step cut character of the emerald and supports long term wear.
Flanking the central emerald are two white round shaped natural diamonds with a combined weight of approximately 0.36 carats, selected with clarity grades in the VS1 to VS2 range and a color grade of F to achieve a bright, neutral white that contrasts elegantly with the green of the central stone. These accent diamonds are round brilliant cuts, their pavilion angling and table proportions selected to deliver concentrated scintillation and lively return of light, which complements the more directional, hall of mirrors effect of the step cut emerald. The diamonds are integrated into the shoulder design with a low profile setting that aligns optical centers while maintaining structural security, each stone set to a precise seat to avoid stress points and to facilitate cleaning access. The entire mounting is executed in 18 karat yellow gold, chosen for its balance of ductility and hardness, which allows fine prong work and a highly polished shank while providing a warm color contrast that elevates perceived color in the central emerald. The gold work demonstrates controlled metallurgy and finishing techniques, including consistent metal thickness through the gallery, a calibrated shank taper to distribute stress, and hand finalization to remove tool marks and ensure a uniform surface lustre.
As an heirloom piece, this design combines materials science and artisanal technique to provide longevity and adaptability, qualities that make it suitable for transfer through generations. The emerald itself benefits from careful setting design that protects its corners and disperses impact energy along the shank rather than into the stone, while the diamonds add redundancy of visual interest should future services require reallocation or resetting. The choice of 18 karat gold ensures that the metal can be periodically serviced, re tipped, resized, or refinished without compromising integrity, enabling custodians to maintain the original aesthetic or to adapt the ring for changing tastes. Provenance is an important component of heirloom value, and the Russian origin of the emerald provides a documented story that can be preserved with the ring, an element that enriches provenance records when passed to descendants. The Natural Emerald Company can provide detailed documentation of the stone characteristics and origin, along with recommended maintenance intervals, a service history log, and options for engraved inscriptions or family crests to personalize the piece for generational transfer.
When considered as a family legacy, the ring is engineered to perform as a wearable archive, combining predictable material behavior with serviceable construction, attributes that reduce the risk of irreversible alteration during routine maintenance. Routine professional inspection to verify prong security, cleaning to restore facet brilliance, and conservative conservation treatments when necessary will retain the original optical performance and physical form, allowing the ring to carry both intrinsic gemological value and extrinsic family narrative. For clients seeking a technically refined piece with clear documentation and durable design that is intended to be passed down, The Natural Emerald Company can advise on bespoke options, including matching wedding bands, securing photographic and gemological records, and creating a stewardship plan for future custodians, please contact our specialists for a personalized consultation and to arrange secure viewing and appraisal.















































