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Men's Emerald Ring 4.36 Ct., Platinum 950
Wax Polymer Replica
Model of your Completed
Setting Design!

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Item ID: | S4606 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.06 Width: 9.89 Height: 8.22 |
Weight: | 4.36 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $1,572 |
This men's ring centers on a precisely evaluated 4.36 carat round green emerald, with exact dimensions of 10.06 x 9.89 x 8.22 mm, cut to a mixed brilliant configuration. The mixed brilliant faceting has been chosen to balance optimal light return with color saturation, employing a brilliant style crown to enhance table scintillation, and a modified pavilion geometry to concentrate color depth toward the face of the gem. The crown facets are proportioned to produce lively facet contrast without over diluting the stone color, the table is calibrated to maximize face up coverage for a gem of this diameter, and the girdle thickness has been maintained to permit secure mechanical setting while preserving the visual mass of the stone. At 4.36 carats and approximately 10 millimeters across, this emerald presents a commanding presence on the hand while remaining balanced against the substantial band architecture, and the mixed brilliant design ensures the gem projects both fire and saturated green tone when viewed in typical lighting conditions.
The material qualities of the emerald are described with technical precision, clarity graded as slightly included when evaluated at eye level, intense color saturation, and an excellent polish. Slight inclusions in an emerald of this character remain consistent with natural formation and are localized on the pavilion and internal growth planes in a manner that does not materially impede transparency. The intense saturation indicates a strong chroma in the green range, producing a vivid, deep green that remains lively under incident light, characteristic of high quality Zambian material. The excellent polish indicates that facet junctions are crisp and reflective, that pavilion culet termination is smooth, and that the polishing workflow preserved facet symmetry to enhance the mixed brilliant optical return. The origin, Zambia, is notable for a combination of vivid color and relatively clean material compared with many other deposits, and the sourcing of this specimen leverages those geological tendencies to present a green of both depth and clarity.
The mounting is executed in solid 18K white gold, chosen for its neutral white spectral reflection which provides contrast to the green center stone, and for the metal hardness properties that allow precise, robust setting elements. The design integrates a broad, weighty shank with opposing robust claws that register at the stone girdle, forming a secure cradle while minimizing visible metal above the table. This partial cradle approach exposes the crown and table to light, allowing the mixed brilliant facet architecture to perform maximally, while the opposing claws capture the stone from two axis points to limit lateral movement. The gallery is engineered with an open undercut beneath the pavilion, facilitating upward and side light ingress which intensifies the face up appearance of the color and increases internal reflections. The band profile is squared to the hand with internal rounding for comfort, and the external shoulders taper subtly to direct the eye toward the emerald, the visual weight of the shank and the polished white gold surface acting as a monochrome field that naturally accentuates the saturated green.
The manufacture of this ring reflects deliberate gem first design principles consistent with the practices of The Natural Emerald Company, focusing on facet alignment, setting geometry, and metal finishing to emphasize the center stone. Each facet plane on the emerald has been verified for symmetry and junction integrity during the setting process, and the claws have been hand finished to ensure even pressure distribution on the girdle, preserving the stone integrity while maintaining a clean silhouette. The 18K white gold receives a multi stage polish sequence to achieve a mirror finish that frames the emerald without competing for attention, and final assembly includes a visual and tactile inspection to confirm that the crown remains prominent, the pavilion is unobstructed, and the overall balance of proportions directs visual focus to the gem. For buyers who prioritize technical detail and artisanal execution, this ring provides a clear statement of design intent, combining a high saturation Zambian emerald, a mixed brilliant cut optimized for face up color, and a restrained yet powerful mounting that consistently draws attention to the center stone, all presented under the quality assurance of The Natural Emerald Company.

























































