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1.81 Ct. Emerald from Russia
Item ID: | E9151 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.33 Width: 7.04 Height: 5.02 |
Weight: | 1.81 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
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 | $1,680 |
This pear shaped emerald presents as a precisely executed gem, weighing 1.81 carats and measuring 10.33 x 7.04 x 5.02 mm, offering a deliberate balance between face up presence and comfortable depth. The mixed brilliant cut combines a faceted crown with triangular and kite facets converging to a finely faceted pavilion, producing lively internal reflections while preserving the characteristic soft dispersion of emeralds. Faceting symmetry is engineered to optimize the pear outline, with an acute tip and smoothly rounded bulb, and the result is a controlled light return that emphasizes the stone s intense color intensity. Polish is excellent, each facet meeting cleanly at sharp junctions, which enhances table brilliance and pavilion return, and the girdle appears to be proportioned for secure mounting without sacrificing visual spread.
Under standard gemological assessment the clarity is described as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a grade that captures the exceptional transparency of this material while acknowledging natural internal features that are intrinsic to emeralds. The inclusions in this specimen form an unmistakable signature, a combination of fine acicular silk, isolated crystalline platelets, and localized three phase pockets that contain minute liquid and vapor phases, each positioned along growth planes. These inclusions are not random blemishes, they are oriented structural markers, they create subtle internal reflectivity and micro facetting that interact with the mixed brilliant geometry to produce scintillation and dynamic light modulation as the stone moves. In certain pavilion zones the inclusions create delicate veiling sometimes described as jardin, a textured pattern that enhances depth of field rather than diminishing it, and under magnification these features reveal growth zoning that confirms natural crystallization rather than synthetic origin. Enhancement is standard, with oiling used to improve apparent clarity and surface finish, and this treatment is consistent with traditional conservation practices for emeralds, reducing the visual impact of tiny fissures while retaining the stone s inherent optical properties.
Color is the dominant visual attribute of this emerald, an intense green with a clean saturation that reads strongly at face up view, and the interplay between hue and internal structure yields a richly faceted color experience. The mixed brilliant cut was selected to concentrate color toward the center while allowing peripheral facetting to break highlights into controlled flashes, producing an effect that is both vivid and nuanced. Craftsmanship extends beyond faceting to include attention to pavilion depth and girdle geometry, ensuring that the stone responds predictably to setting in a ring or pendant, and the 5.02 mm depth is managed to maintain a broad visual table without creating a closed or dull appearance. Origin from Russia contributes to the gem s profile, as Russian emeralds often display the kind of tight, crystalline inclusion textures and clean saturation apparent here, a provenance that appeals to connoisseurs seeking distinctive regional characteristics. For the discerning buyer The Natural Emerald Company presents this emerald as an exemplar of natural gemology, a stone whose internal architecture and cut combine to produce an unmistakable signature that will remain legible under inspection and enchanting in daily wear. Care recommendations include avoidance of steam and ultrasonic cleaning due to standard oil enhancement, periodic inspection and professional re oiling if necessary, and selection of mounting styles that protect the acute pear tip while allowing light to enter the crown facets, such as a partial bezel with prong support or a custom setting that preserves the facet junctions and maximizes the gem s optical performance.






















