11.47 Ct. Emerald from Colombia

If you are searching for a statement emerald that ends your quest for the perfect engagement ring or a rare collector piece, this 11.47 carat transparent green emerald from Colombia will answer that need. The dimensions 13.84 x 12.98 x 9.94 mm and the classic emerald cut create a commanding presence on the finger while preserving elegant proportions, and the vivid color intensity projects a rich, alive green that captures attention from every angle. Clarity grade very slightly included evaluated at eye level combined with standard enhancement and excellent polish ensures the stone remains remarkably clean to the eye, allowing light to travel through the step facets with graceful flashes and deep internal glow. The Natural Emerald Company presents this gem as a solution for clients who want the rare balance of size, color, and clarity without compromise, a gem that performs beautifully in a solitaire ring, halo setting, or as the centerpiece of a bespoke collection.

Every facet of this emerald has been considered to enhance its natural beauty, and the emerald cut amplifies its clarity while generating broad flashes of color that change subtly as the stone moves. The excellent polish gives crisp facet junctions and mirror like tables, so reflections remain lively and precise, while the transparency accentuates the stone crystal structure, creating depth and a three dimensional character that feels alive under different lighting. For the modern bride who wants presence and refinement, this stone offers head turning color and classic lines, and for the discerning collector the Colombian origin and natural characteristics make it an investment quality specimen. At The Natural Emerald Company we understand the desire to find a gem that resolves both emotional and aesthetic desires, and this emerald answers that brief by combining exceptional visual performance with genuine natural provenance, making it the definitive choice for those who will not settle for less.

This emerald comes with the pictured GIA certificate that was originally issued while the stone was set in a mounting. It is now being offered for sale loose (unset), but the GIA grading remains valid.