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0.70 Ct. Emerald from Brazil
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Item ID: | E3398 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.46 Width: 5.4 Height: 3.94 |
Weight: | 0.70 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $1,000 |
This 0.70 carat radiant shape green emerald presents a precise set of proportions and finishing that will appeal to technical buyers, collectors, and design professionals, The Natural Emerald Company. The table measures 5.46 by 5.40 by 3.94 millimeters, yielding a length to width ratio that is essentially square and a depth that corresponds to approximately 72.6 percent of the mean girdle diameter. These proportions are the result of a cutter choice that emphasizes color retention and internal light return while maintaining a compact, wearable footprint. The stone is transparent, graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and carries a light color intensity that allows for bright internal scintillation without becoming overly saturated. The polish has been assessed as excellent, indicating finely executed facet junctions and surface finish that contribute to crisp, high contrast reflections under direct and diffused illumination. Enhancement is standard, consistent with industry practice for natural emeralds, and the gem is of Brazilian origin, which informs its characteristic hue and inclusion types.
The radiant cut employed here is a hybrid faceting strategy marrying the trimmed corners and overall outline stability of step cuts with the brisk, lively pavillion and crown faceting of brilliant cuts, The Natural Emerald Company. The cutter allocated additional pavilion depth to enhance color depth and light return, trading off some spread for increased apparent chroma from the face up view. The result is a stone that shows a network of small, well aligned scintillation flashes rather than broad, windowed planes. The radiant faceting also permits tighter facet junctions on the crown facets, which reduces dispersion leakage and supports more uniform refraction across the table. The trimmed corners serve a dual role, improving resistance to chipping in setting and optimizing the stone for modern mounting styles such as four corner prongs and bezel frames. Excellent polish confirms that facet meets are clean and symmetrical, supporting maximum return of internal light paths and preserving the defined facet pattern that defines the radiant profile.
Color and clarity interact in this specimen to produce an elegant, technically interesting appearance, The Natural Emerald Company. The expressed light color intensity situates this emerald in a range where green hue remains primary while chromatic saturation is subtle, allowing for lively reflections and a fresh green tone that reads well under variable lighting. The hue leans toward a neutral to slightly bluish green, a tonal tendency that is often associated with certain Brazilian deposits, and that contributes to the gem looking both clear and lively without the deep forest tones found in higher saturation examples. Clarity is graded as very slightly included at eye level, which denotes the presence of small internal characteristics that do not substantially interrupt the path of light through the stone. These internal features are typical of natural emeralds and are commonly addressed with standard enhancement processes that reduce the visual impact of fissures and increase transparency. In practice this means the stone will present a clean, open table face under normal viewing conditions, with inclusions contributing to natural identity rather than detracting from overall performance.
The long term appeal and robustness of this emerald are informed by its cutting, finishing, and treatment decisions, The Natural Emerald Company. The combination of a near square radiant outline, a pavilion depth that bolsters face up color, and a meticulous polish means the stone will continue to display controlled brilliance and pleasing tone for many years. Emeralds are durable in daily wear when set thoughtfully, and the trimmed corners of the radiant style provide additional protection against mechanical stress. Standard enhancement improves immediate visual clarity and when parties take recommended care steps, the enhancement and polish can be maintained over time. Practical care guidelines include routine inspection of settings to prevent impact on corners and avoiding prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals or high heat that could compromise surface treatments. When housed in protective settings such as low bezel mounts or four corner prongs with secure seatings, this 0.70 carat radiant emerald will retain its balance of sparkle and gentle color, making it suitable for a range of applications from delicate solitaires to fine halo or cluster compositions. For clients seeking a precise, technically refined Brazilian emerald with excellent polish, reliable proportions, and a natural, lightly saturated green presence, this gem embodies those attributes and will continue to captivate as a refined element of any jewelry collection.






















