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1.67 Ct. Emerald from Russia
This loose stone ships by Nov 4
Item ID: | E7815 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10 Width: 5.08 Height: 4.38 |
Weight: | 1.67 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $480 |
This specimen is a transparent, emerald cut green emerald weighing 1.67 carat, with exact dimensions 10.00 x 5.08 x 4.38 mm. The cut is a classic emerald cut, executed with excellent polish, producing crisp step facets and a high degree of light return for this shape. Clarity has been evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, which is an uncommon clarity grade for emeralds of this size and cut, and it translates to an open, clean appearance without the cloudiness that often affects stones of similar carat. Color intensity is described as light, yielding a delicate mint to pale green tone that is uniform across the table and pavilion. Importantly, this emerald has no enhancement, making it a natural, untreated gem, and its documented origin is Russia, which adds a distinct provenance seldom found in the wider market of commercial emeralds.
From a connoisseur perspective this emerald is notable for several reasons that enhance its appeal to educated buyers and collectors. Russian emeralds, particularly in an untreated state and exhibiting transparency at this scale, are comparatively rare when set against the larger supply of Colombian, Zambian, and Brazilian material. The combination of a substantial 1.67 carat weight and an unenhanced, transparent body in an emerald cut is unusual because many emeralds of similar size require clarity treatments to meet eye clean standards. The light color intensity offers a refined aesthetic that suits contemporary jewelry design, especially in white gold, platinum, or palladium settings where the soft green reads clearly without competing warm tones. From an investment standpoint, the lack of enhancement and clear Russian origin make this gem more defensible in both resale and appraisal contexts, since untreated emeralds command a premium and documented provenance supports long term value retention. The stone’s proportions, excellent polish, and very slightly included clarity mean it will set beautifully in a solitaire or a three stone ring, and it will also serve as an elegant center for bespoke pieces where the subtle color can be highlighted. For buyers seeking a rare, untreated emerald with provenance and collector appeal, The Natural Emerald Company presents this example as a noteworthy and responsible acquisition.


