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0.95 Ct. Emerald from Zambia
Item ID: | E10906 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.15 Width: 5.49 Height: 2.68 |
Weight: | 0.95 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Marquise |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $540 |
This 0.95 carat marquise emerald from The Natural Emerald Company is executed with precision, offering dimensions 10.15 by 5.49 by 2.68 millimeters and an elongated length to width ratio of approximately 1.85 to 1, a proportion that emphasizes length and finger elongation in mounted jewelry. The cutting style is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, combining a brilliant facet crown with a modified step pavilion to balance fire and color saturation, and the excellent polish yields crisp facet junctions and a lively table reflection. Clarity is graded very slightly included at eye level, a grade that indicates minor internal features which are not disruptive to overall transparency, and the color intensity is intense, presenting a saturated green typical of high quality Zambian material. Enhancement is standard, reflecting conventional clarity treatments that discreetly minimize the visibility of fissures and enhance apparent transparency, while preserving the natural optic properties of the beryl crystal. The skilled cutting and careful facet alignment optimize light return across the marquise outline, controlling windowing and maximizing perceived depth of color, attributes that are important to buyers who evaluate both gem optics and craftsmanship.
On the Mohs scale of mineral hardness this emerald registers approximately 7.5 to 8, which places it well above quartz and most common silicates, and below corundum and diamond. For practical comparison, diamond is 10, corundum including sapphire and ruby is 9, topaz is 8, and quartz is 7, therefore this emerald offers good scratch resistance for everyday wearable jewelry, while requiring more protective consideration than harder gems. Toughness for emeralds is influenced by internal features, and the very slightly included clarity grade combined with standard enhancement in this specimen improves practical durability, but localized stress at the marquise points remains a concern, so a protective setting such as a bezel or reinforced prong design is recommended for rings. Ultrasonic cleaning and harsh chemical exposure should be avoided, and routine inspection of the setting is advised to maintain long term stability. This marquise emerald from Zambia represents a technically refined option for connoisseurs who require controlled facet design, strong color saturation, and responsible enhancement practices, available through The Natural Emerald Company.
























