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1.32 Ct. Emerald from Zambia
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Item ID: | E8920 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.14 Width: 7.01 Height: 4.07 |
Weight: | 1.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $3,423 |
From the moment this transparent 1.32 carat round shape green emerald first revealed itself deep within the rich soils of Zambia, it carried a story of earth and time, pressure and patience. At The Natural Emerald Company we trace that journey with reverence, because each emerald is a living record of its origin. This stone, measuring 7.14 by 7.01 by 4.07 mm, was liberated from its matrix and sent to a lapidary who understood how to reveal its vivid color intensity while preserving its natural character. The mixed brilliant cut chosen for this gem was a deliberate decision, aimed at marrying the emeralds intrinsic depth of color with bright, lively scintillation. Under the loupe it reads as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a clarity that offers a trustworthy balance between visible purity and the telltale signs of authenticity that collectors cherish. The enhancement is standard, a common treatment that complements the stone without obscuring its origin or soul, and the polish achieved is excellent, allowing light to travel and return as lively, saturated green.
The cutting and finishing stage is where a rough heart is taught to sing, and this emerald’s mixed brilliant faceting was tailored to its proportions, preserving weight while opening up the rich Zambian hue. The pavilion depth of 4.07 mm gives a comfortable balance, it allows jewelers to seat the stone in a variety of settings without excessive modification, and the 7.14 by 7.01 mm table gives a commanding presence on the finger or in a pendant. Because it is transparent with vivid color intensity, this gem adapts beautifully to designs that want color to be the protagonist. Imagine it as the single bright note in a clean, modern solitaire ring, where four or six fine prongs lift the pavilion and let the mixed brilliant cut flash with every movement. Alternatively picture the same stone embraced by a halo of small diamonds, where the white fire will contrast and intensify the green, making the round center appear larger and more regal. At The Natural Emerald Company we provide guidance on prong thickness and bezel proportions, so the gem sits securely while maintaining the best visual balance.
Customization possibilities for this emerald are as varied as personal style, and the stone lends itself to both timeless and avant garde interpretations. For an heirloom quality ring, a vintage inspired setting with milgrain details and a subtle split shoulder will frame the stone beautifully, enhancing the sense of age and history. For everyday elegance, a low bezel set in warm yellow gold will protect the girdle and provide a rich color backdrop that emphasizes the vivid green. If the intention is to craft dramatic earrings, consider twin studs matched to this tone, or pair this round emerald with a tapered baguette diamond on each side for a balanced trio composition. For a pendant, a minimal bezel or a suspended three prong crown will allow the emerald to catch light from multiple angles while resting close to the collarbone. Men looking for a distinct signet or statement piece will find the 7.14 mm round an ideal focal point when set in a bold bezel atop a brushed metal face. Designers who favor contrast can combine the vivid green with cool platinum or white gold, enhanced by pavé diamonds along the band for sparkle, or with rose gold for a contemporary warm contrast that highlights green like a painter chooses a complementary tone.
When we advise clients on settings we always consider the stone’s story, the practicalities of wear, and the aesthetic outcome, because customization is where craftsmanship meets personality. The mixed brilliant cut and the stone dimensions mean it is versatile enough to move between styles without losing identity. For daily wear pieces we recommend secure prong work or a protective bezel, particularly because inclusions that give emeralds their character can also be stress points if the mounting is too exposed. For occasion pieces that prioritize light play, open prong settings and halo accents deliver maximum brilliance and the illusion of scale. Custom design opens possibilities such as engraved shoulders that reference a meaningful landscape, colored gemstone accents like sapphires or diamonds that tell a complementary story, and bespoke settings that use open gallery work to allow light to travel through the pavilion, enhancing the vivid color. At The Natural Emerald Company we work with experienced jewelers to provide CAD previews and hand sketches, so you can visualize this Zambian emerald as a solitaire ring, a halo pendant, a three stone ring, a pair of studs, an asymmetric cocktail ring, or even as the centerpiece of a refined bracelet or brooch, every option rooted in the gem’s natural attributes and your individual taste.

























