1.41 Ct. Cabochon Emerald from Colombia

From the rain soaked highlands of Colombia where emeralds form in slow geological alchemy, this gem began its journey nestled in metamorphic rock, fed by mineral rich waters that threaded chromium and vanadium into its crystal lattice. Miners who know the land by sight and touch recovered a rough that promised exceptional tone, and the specialists at The Natural Emerald Company selected it for its transparency and rare, vivid green. We weighed the stone at 1.41 carat, and measured it precisely at 8.10 by 6.24 by 3.80 mm, choosing an oval profile to honor the natural flow of its color. The cutter adopted a double cabochon cut to preserve the gem’s internal harmony, revealing intense color intensity while maintaining a clarity grade of very slightly included evaluated at eye level. With enhancement classified as standard our artisans proceeded to refine the surface to an excellent polish, coaxing from the stone a luster that speaks of Colombian soils and patient hands.

In the workshop the story continued as careful decisions shaped the finished gem, each stroke of the lap bringing depth and vibrancy to the dome of the cabochon, and each inspection affirming the transparency and stability that distinguish fine Colombian emeralds. The resulting piece is a beautiful green jewel that wears the history of its origin, practical specifications that include its double cabochon cut and precise dimensions, and the assurance of professional finishing from The Natural Emerald Company. Imagine this 1.41 carat oval as the heart of a pendant or the focal point of a bespoke ring, its intense green alive against warm metals, its very slight inclusions lending character and proof of natural formation. For collectors who value provenance, for designers who seek a canvas of true color, and for anyone who appreciates a gem that has traveled from earth to atelier with care, this emerald offers authenticity, beauty, and a story to pass on. Contact us at The Natural Emerald Company to learn more about setting options, certification, and how this Colombian treasure can become part of your story.