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1.25 Ct. Emerald from Colombia
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Item ID: | E7394 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.87 Width: 8.12 Height: 5.07 |
Weight: | 1.25 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Trillion |
Cut: | Trillion Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia |
Per carat price: help | $6,475 |
This transparent GRS certified 1.25 carat emerald presents a rare combination of precise dimensions, refined cutting, and verified origin, all of which support its potential as a long lasting family heirloom. The stone is fashioned in a trillion shape, with measured dimensions of 7.87 by 8.12 by 5.07 millimeters, and a depth that preserves strong brilliance while maintaining classic emerald character. The clarity grade is very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, indicating natural internal characteristics that affirm authenticity without compromising visual appeal. The color displays vivid intensity, a hallmark of high quality Colombian material, and the polish has been graded excellent, producing clean facet junctions and consistent light return. Enhancement is listed as standard, and the supplied GRS documentation records both origin and treatment details, providing transparent provenance and technical verification from a reputable laboratory.
The trillion cut amplifies color saturation while offering a contemporary yet timeless geometry, making this stone highly adaptable to multiple jewelry styles. The three sided silhouette concentrates tone toward the center, creating an even field of green that reads rich and vivid under normal viewing conditions, while the triangular facets create a lively interplay of flashes and depth. The slightly included clarity grade contributes to the stone character, with internal features that under close inspection demonstrate natural formation rather than synthetic origin. The excellent polish enhances both luster and the stone ability to face up clean in a variety of mounting designs, whether set as a single solitaire, paired with accent diamonds, or integrated into a custom piece that balances modern lines and classical proportions.
Practical considerations for longevity are straightforward, and when combined with appropriate setting and care, they support the gem becoming a maintained and treasured heirloom. Emeralds rank high on lists of durable gem materials, yet they are typically softer than corundum and require protective mounting to resist knocks to pointed corners and edges associated with a trillion shape. A bezel or partially bezel set design, or a bespoke mounting that shelters the corners while allowing light to interact with the crown, will reduce risk of chipping and preserve the polish. Routine maintenance includes gentle cleaning with mild detergent and water, avoidance of harsh chemicals, and periodic professional inspection to assess the integrity of the setting and the condition of any traditional clarity enhancement. Retaining the GRS certificate and noting any maintenance work in a family record will assist future custodians in understanding the stone provenance and care history.
The Colombian origin recorded on the GRS certificate adds clear heritage value, Colombian emeralds maintaining a long established reputation for deep, pure green color and quality that collectors and connoisseurs recognize. The Natural Emerald Company provides the accompanying laboratory documentation that links this particular stone to that provenance, a factor that materially enhances collectibility and trust in long term preservation. The GRS report documents not only weight and measurements, but treatment status and origin information, creating a provenance package that travels with the gem across ownership transitions. This level of documentation supports prudent estate planning, insurance, and cataloguing, and it allows future generations to appreciate both the physical attributes and the verified history of the stone.
To become a true generational heirloom, a gemstone must combine enduring material qualities, thoughtful design, and clear provenance, all of which this 1.25 carat Colombian emerald supplies. A considered commission to a skilled jeweler, using a protective yet elegant setting, will preserve the stone structural integrity while highlighting its vivid color and distinctive trillion geometry. Preserving the GRS certificate, documenting any maintenance, and arranging periodic professional appraisal and inspection will protect both value and sentiment. Over time, the stone may be reinterpreted within new mounts to suit evolving tastes, while retaining its core identity through certification and care. The Natural Emerald Company stands ready to provide the report and provenance documentation that underpin this emerald ability to be conserved, admired, and passed from one generation to the next.



























