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Accent Stones Emerald Ring 2.82 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | E7158 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.7 Width: 7.68 Height: 4.69 |
Weight: | 2.82 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Marquise |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $4,080 |
This ring centers a transparent 2.82 carat marquise emerald, dimensions 14.70 x 7.68 x 4.69 mm, cut in a mixed brilliant style to maximize internal life and optical symmetry. The stone exhibits vivid color saturation and an excellent polish, with a clarity grade of very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, characteristics typical of high quality Zambian emerald material. The emerald is secured in a four prong setting that elevates the stone to allow controlled light entry, while a delicate open gallery beneath the crown contributes to stability without obscuring the pavilion. Complementing the center stone are white lab grown diamonds set to each shoulder, round shaped stones weighing approximately 0.36 carats in total, and pear shaped stones weighing approximately 0.20 carats, all graded color F with clarity Very Slightly Included, identified as VS1 and VS2 across the mounting. The proportions of the side stones are selected to enhance the marquise silhouette, and the entire composition is executed in 18K yellow gold, providing a warm metal contrast that reinforces the green saturation of the central emerald.
The setting language of this ring references several historically significant approaches to gem presentation without mimicking any single period piece. The marquise profile itself echoes the navette forms favored in 18th century French court jewelry where elongated shapes were prized for their ability to elongate the wearers hand. The use of clustered shoulders and a raised gallery calls to mind the pierced and galleried workmanship characteristic of late Victorian and Edwardian settings, where undercuts and openwork were employed to increase brilliance and to produce a lighter visual weight. The three stone progression along the shoulder and the restrained use of prongs reflect the balanced clarity and geometry often found in early 20th century engagement designs. From a practical perspective the mounting combines these historical references to achieve secure stone retention, optimal light performance, and everyday wearability. This piece, presented by The Natural Emerald Company, is a considered synthesis of gemstone quality, proportionate accenting, and traditional setting principles, articulated to showcase the Zambian marquise while maintaining structural integrity and refined visual harmony.

























































