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0.37 Ct. Emerald from Russia
This loose stone ships by Nov 10
Item ID: | E9936 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.22 Width: 4.08 Height: 3.1 |
Weight: | 0.37 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $2,641 |
I am pleased to introduce a beautifully transparent 0.37 carat oval green emerald, with precise dimensions of 5.22 x 4.08 x 3.10 mm, offered by The Natural Emerald Company. This gem is faceted in a mixed brilliant cut, combining the depth and color preservation of step cutting with the scintillation and light return of brilliant style faceting. The cutting proportions have been optimized to preserve the stone’s intense color intensity while allowing excellent return of light to the table, and the polish has been graded excellent which yields crisp facet junctions and smooth, reflective surfaces. Importantly for discerning buyers, this emerald is natural and unenhanced, a feature that significantly increases its rarity and market value, and its origin is Russia, a historic source known for producing fine quality emerald material with classic green hues. The combination of carat weight, oval outline, and precise measurements make this gem well suited for both classic solitaire settings and more contemporary designs, and the mixed brilliant cut ensures it reads larger than its weight might suggest when set into jewelry.
Clarity has been evaluated as slightly included at eye level, a common and acceptable clarity tier for natural emeralds, and worth contextualizing for an educated buyer. Slightly included indicates the presence of natural growth features and internal characteristics that are visible upon careful observation, but which do not dominate the stone or materially reduce its beauty. Many collectors and connoisseurs view such inclusions as proof of natural origin, and they can act as a fingerprint that links the gem to its geological birth. These inclusions in emeralds often take the form of feather like patterns or mineral inclusions that do not compromise stability when the gem is properly set and cared for, and because this stone has not been subjected to oils or resins for clarity enhancement, its clarity grade accurately reflects the untreated nature of the crystal. From a durability perspective, the slightly included grade means routine protective setting choices will maximize longevity, and it also keeps the price in a sweet spot for buyers seeking genuine natural material with strong color and good transparency.
Color is the defining attribute of this emerald, and its intense color intensity sets it apart as a specimen that will satisfy a specialist eye. The hue is classic green with a lively tone that is neither too dark to mute brilliance nor too light to appear weak, and the saturation is robust enough to be immediately striking in hand. Russian emeralds are often appreciated for their pure green tone with minimal secondary hues, and this gem displays that lineage in a concentrated manner. For an educated buyer, the absence of enhancement is particularly salient, because treatments such as oiling or resin filling are common in the market and materially affect both appearance and value. Unenhanced material commands a premium because the color and clarity are entirely natural attributes of the crystal, and this piece exemplifies that value proposition. The mixed brilliant cut was selected to balance color retention with lively scintillation, so viewers experience both deep color and bright flashes of light across the crown facets. When considering investment or bespoke design, this emerald’s combination of intense color, natural clarity, excellent polish, and verified Russian origin makes it an attractive option for a collector who values provenance and natural state.
Understanding how this emerald will perform under different lighting conditions is essential for both purchase and design decisions, and the gem offers pleasing versatility. In bright daylight or under north facing natural light, the stone will reveal its saturated green hue with strong evenness across the table, and the mixed brilliant facets will produce clean white brilliance and lively flashes. In direct sunlight the gem will display more contrast and scintillation, with brighter white highlights on the facet edges juxtaposed against the deep green body color. Under warm incandescent or candlelight the green will take on a richer, slightly warmer appearance, emphasizing depth and giving the gem a sumptuous glow that is highly flattering in evening wear. Cool LED and fluorescent lighting can accentuate the stone’s brilliance, sometimes making the green appear slightly more vivid, which is beneficial for display in retail settings and for photographs. Because the stone is transparent with excellent polish, it transmits light well, allowing internal inclusions to remain visible but not distracting, and the play between the step elements of the mixed cut and the brilliant facets creates both flash and depth. For mounting, designs that protect the girdle and crown will preserve the gem’s appearance over time, and settings that allow light into the pavilion will maximize brilliance. Should you wish to view this emerald in person, The Natural Emerald Company can arrange controlled lighting comparisons so you can see firsthand how this untreated Russian emerald performs across the range of real world conditions.

























