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1.32 Ct. Emerald from Russia
This loose stone ships by Jun 29
Item ID: | E9060 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.71 Width: 5.74 Height: 4.62 |
Weight: | 1.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $2,161 |
One beautiful, transparent, 1.32 carat pear shape green emerald awaits in this offering from The Natural Emerald Company, a gem that balances classical elegance with gemological integrity. The stone measures 9.71 by 5.74 by 4.62 millimeters, a proportion that suits both solitaire and halo settings, and it is fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut that harmonizes sparkle with depth of color. At first glance the hue reads as a vivid green with medium color intensity, a tone that is lively without being overstated, and the overall polish has been assessed as excellent, giving crisp facet junctions and a reflective surface that enhances both scintillation and clarity. The gem is transparent in the strict mineralogical sense, which means light transmits through the crystal with minimal clouding, and the overall visual balance of color, cut, and clarity makes it an appealing choice for a buyer who values natural origin and sound cutting technique.
From a grading standpoint, this emerald was evaluated at eye level and assigned a clarity grade of very slightly included. For emeralds, which form in geologically complex environments, this clarity grade is an indicator of strong visibility and minimal distraction when worn, since the inclusions are small and not readily apparent without magnification. The mixed brilliant cut has been used intentionally to maximize the gems brilliance while preserving as much weight and natural material as possible, a consideration that often differentiates fine emerald cutting from mass produced work. The stone shows standard enhancement, which in the trade commonly indicates careful oiling or resin infill to stabilize and visually optimize the surface and internal features. This enhancement is widely accepted by connoisseurs when fully disclosed, and it has been performed to maintain long term stability, supported by the gem's excellent polish and facet symmetry. In practical terms, the combination of transparency, medium color intensity, and very slightly included clarity places this emerald in a category prized by educated buyers who seek a natural appearance and durable beauty.
The story of this emerald begins deep within the Earth, over millions of years, in a geological theater of heat, pressure, and fluid circulation. Emerald is a variety of beryl colored by trace elements, and its formation requires a precise confluence of ingredients that seldom occur together. In regions such as the Russian terrains that produced this stone, magmatic activity and tectonic compression created fractures and veins within host rocks, and hydrothermal fluids rich in beryllium migrated through these structural pathways. When those beryllium bearing fluids encountered chromium or vanadium rich metasedimentary rocks, the essential chemistry for green beryl was present, and crystals began to nucleate and grow. Over a span of millions of years, these crystals slowly accreted, layer by layer, within pockets and cavities, developing internal structures and characteristic inclusions that record the conditions under which they grew. The moderate temperature and pressure regime in many Russian deposits tends to produce emeralds with clear, bright green tones and interesting internal features that gemologists and collectors recognize as signatures of their origin.
Understanding the origin enhances appreciation of the gem and also informs care and valuation. Russian emeralds are respected for their historical provenance and geological distinctiveness, and this particular 1.32 carat pear shape exhibits qualities that make it both wearable and collectible. Its medium color intensity is well suited to a variety of settings because it reads as natural in daylight and maintains presence under artificial light, and the pear shape offers versatility from a classic ring to an elegant pendant or drop earring. The mixed brilliant cut improves return of light and complements the gem's transparency, while the very slightly included clarity grade assures that inclusions do not unduly affect durability or visual appeal. Standard enhancement, when performed responsibly and disclosed, is a practical conservation measure for emeralds, and it is factored into market pricing in a way that experienced buyers understand. The Natural Emerald Company provides disclosure about treatment and origin, and can assist with independent certification where required, supporting provenance and long term value.
For the educated buyer who appreciates both the science and the story behind gemstones, this emerald represents an informed purchase. Its dimensions, 9.71 by 5.74 by 4.62 millimeters, provide a tangible sense of scale that allows jewelers to plan a setting that protects the girdle and the point of the pear, while showcasing the crown facets to best effect. The gem responds well to closed or semi closed settings that limit exposure to knocks and harsh chemicals, and routine care includes avoiding ultrasonic cleaners and extreme temperature changes, while periodic inspection by a trusted jeweler will preserve the enhancement and remove surface residues. From an investment perspective, natural emeralds with transparent clarity and clear lineage remain desirable in the marketplace, particularly when they combine pleasing optics with responsible disclosure. The Natural Emerald Company stands behind this emerald with expert evaluation and documentation, and our team can provide additional imagery, mounting recommendations, and certified grading reports to support confidence in your selection. This Russian emerald is a specimen that connects geological time with thoughtful craftsmanship, offering both beauty and a well documented profile for discerning collectors and jewelers alike.

























