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0.70 Ct. Emerald from Colombia
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Item ID: | E4154 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.78 Width: 4.97 Height: 3.33 |
Weight: | 0.70 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia |
Per carat price: help | $5,920 |
This exceptional green emerald, presented by The Natural Emerald Company, is a transparent, certified gemstone weighing 0.70 carat, cut in a classic Asscher octagon shape, and faceted to maximize its optical performance. The stone measures 5.78 by 4.97 by 3.33 millimeters, proportions that yield a depth of about 62 percent, a balanced geometry that allows for an elegant face up presence without sacrificing light return. The vivid color intensity of this emerald is immediately striking, showing a pure green saturation that is the hallmark of quality Colombian material, and the excellent polish ensures crisp facet junctions and lively reflections. At this size and clarity, the Asscher cut gives the gem a refined, architectural look with step facets that create a hall of mirrors effect, producing flashes of emerald green and bright white scintillation that play beautifully as the stone moves.
From a gemological perspective this emerald has been graded as slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which tells a knowledgeable buyer several important things at once. Slightly included implies that natural inclusions are present, as is common in emeralds, but that they do not materially disrupt transparency or the stone s overall brilliance when worn. These inclusions are part of the natural character of emeralds and are often viewed as internal fingerprints that confirm natural origin, particularly when paired with Colombian provenance. The enhancement is listed as standard, a widely accepted and disclosed practice in the trade, typically involving the careful use of natural oils or stable resins to reduce the visibility of surface reaching fissures and to improve apparent clarity. This treatment is industry standard, fully stable with normal wear when properly set and cared for, and it is acceptable to most collectors and connoisseurs when clearly disclosed. The excellent polish, precise Asscher faceting, and the trade accepted enhancement together result in a gemstone that offers exceptional face up color and an appealing clarity appearance for its carat weight.
For the educated buyer the value proposition of this emerald is compelling, because it combines classic origin, premium color, and thoughtful cutting to deliver a stone that performs well in jewelry and retains desirability among collectors. Colombian emeralds are prized for their vivid and pure green hues, and that origin alone often commands a market premium. When color intensity is vivid and the gem remains transparent with only slight inclusions, the balance between aesthetic appeal and rarity becomes favorable, especially in an Asscher cut which presents color uniformly across the table and emphasizes tone rather than sparkle. The 0.70 carat weight makes this gem versatile for many applications, serving equally well as a refined ring center, a striking pendant, or an elegant element in a pair of fine earrings. The measured depth and proportions suggest efficient face up size and secure settings, and the excellent polish ensures the stone will read bright in most lighting conditions. For buyers seeking an emerald that offers provenance, pleasing visual weight, and a timeless cut that complements both vintage and contemporary designs, this gemstone represents a prudent and attractive choice.
Beyond its material and market attributes this emerald carries a range of traditional metaphysical associations that appeal to many collectors and those who value the symbolic aspects of gemstones. Emerald has long been associated with the heart center, promoting emotional balance, compassion, and unconditional love, and many wearers find that an emerald encourages openness in relationships and a greater capacity for empathy. The vivid green of this stone is thought to resonate with renewal and growth, supporting recovery from stress and fostering vitality and optimism. In metaphysical practice emeralds are also associated with enhanced mental clarity, improved memory, and the sharpening of intuition, offering a calming influence that can aid meditation and reflection. Some traditions link emeralds with abundance and prosperous outcomes, making them popular talismans for those who wish to attract stability and success. It is important to present these properties as potential benefits that have been valued in historical and contemporary spiritual practices, rather than as guarantees, and individual experience will of course vary.
Care and handling complete the practical profile of this gem, because understanding how to preserve the beauty and integrity of an emerald is essential for long term enjoyment. Given the standard enhancement, avoid prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals, steam cleaning, or ultrasonic cleaning which can affect treatments and compromise surface condition, and instead opt for gentle warm soapy water and a soft brush for routine cleaning. When setting this Asscher octagon shape consider protective settings such as bezel or partial bezel mounts to guard the corners and to hold any filled fissures secure, and consult with a trusted jeweler if you plan to resize or alter a mounting to prevent thermal or mechanical stress. The Natural Emerald Company is available to discuss custom settings, certification documentation, and care recommendations, and we welcome inquiries from buyers who would like additional provenance details, imagery, or independent verification. This emerald is a fine example of Colombian material that combines trade recognized enhancement, thoughtful cutting, and a vivid color profile, offering both aesthetic pleasure and a confident purchase for collectors and connoisseurs.



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