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Antique Style Emerald Ring 3.32 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | E2897 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.15 Width: 7.53 Height: 6.05 |
Weight: | 3.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $4,760 |
This ring is centered by a transparent IGI certified emerald weighing 3.32 carats, presented in a classic emerald cut with dimensions of 10.15 by 7.53 by 6.05 millimeters, and evaluated with a clarity grade of very slightly included at eye level. The stone exhibits vivid color saturation that is evenly distributed across the pavilion and crown, and it carries a standard enhancement as reported on the IGI certificate. The cut is an elongated rectangular step cut, with broad table planes and parallel step facets that prioritize color transmission and face up color. The proportioned depth at 6.05 millimeters supports strong internal brilliance for a step cut of this size, while the excellent polish enhances facet junction crispness and minimizes surface diffusion, allowing the stone to deliver a clean, vibrant green in a range of lighting environments. The girdle appears consistent and well finished, providing secure seat for the mounting without distracting from the stone face, and the overall weight distribution and dimensions create a presence on the hand that reads larger than the raw carat weight might suggest.
From a faceting and light performance perspective, the emerald cut employed in this piece emphasizes a disciplined interplay between table size and step angle, producing a scintillation pattern defined by broad flashes and linear brilliance rather than dispersed sparkle. The large table plane allows the eye to read the emeralds vivid color directly, while the concentric steps of the crown and pavilion channel light in controlled reflections, producing a depth that is perceived as both luminous and deep. The excellent polish reduces light leakage at the facet boundaries, so light is reflected back through the crown in saturated green tones, preserving the gemomechanical integrity of the stone. The standard enhancement noted on the IGI report is consistent with known practices for emeralds sourced from Zambia, where clarity improvement treatments are executed to fill surface reaching fissures and improve visual transparency, always with an eye to preserving the stone stability and color. The mounting is executed in 18K yellow gold, whose warm hue complements and intensifies the emeralds green, and the setting design is crafted to balance visual lift and mechanical security. Prong placement at each corner secures the rectangular outline while minimizing obstruction of the table, and the gallery is engineered to allow controlled light return through the pavilion. Fine handwork is evident in the detailed shoulder engraving and subtle profile shaping, which reduce metal mass around the girdle, increasing the perceived gemstone scale without compromising longevity.
Beyond its technical merits, the optical behavior of this emerald and the construction of the ring articulate a narrative of enduring affection and engineered permanence, a symbolism that will resonate with buyers who value both gemological excellence and emotional provenance. The steady, ringing flashes characteristic of the step cut mirror the constancy of long term commitment, while the vivid saturation speaks to the vitality and depth of feeling that matures over time. Because the emeralds brilliance in this ring is achieved through disciplined proportions, precise polish, and careful clarity enhancement, it becomes a measured statement of fidelity, rather than a momentary spectacle. The 18K yellow gold setting offers a complementary warmth that frames the stone like a living memory, while the secure prong architecture and refined band carving reflect the craft techniques used to ensure that the ring will remain both aesthetically intact and structurally sound through daily wear. For those who select a piece as a promise of future continuity, the combination of provable certification, documented origin in Zambia, and meticulous fabrication provides a tangible assurance that the jewel will continue to symbolize an unbroken circle of care.
At The Natural Emerald Company we present this ring as an intersection of gemological precision and romantic intent, where the measured brilliance of the 3.32 carat IGI certified Zambian emerald is engineered into a wearable emblem of eternal love, and where every facet, proportion, and joinery detail is intended to sustain that symbolism for generations.






































