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2.15 Ct. Emerald from Russia
Item ID: | E9130 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.37 Width: 6.46 Height: 5.66 |
Weight: | 2.15 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $1,680 |
This 2.15 carat emerald cut emerald from Russia exemplifies measured precision in both dimension and finish, and arrives to you under the stewardship of The Natural Emerald Company. The stone measures 8.37 x 6.46 x 5.66 mm, and presents as transparent with a medium color intensity that balances saturation and tone for classic green presence. The emerald cut faceting is executed to emphasize planar step facets, a generous table, and crisply trimmed corners, producing broad, parallel facet planes that reveal the gem s internal architecture. Clarity is graded slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which for this stone means inclusions are present but not dominant to unaided observation, and they sit within the complex lattice of natural growth features rather than as surface reaching fractures. Enhancement is standard, consistent with responsible industry practice to stabilize clarity and appearance, and the polish is excellent, yielding sharp facet junctions and a smooth table that optimizes color transmission and minimizes surface diffusion.
From a lapidary perspective the emerald cut is both a technical and aesthetic choice, and the cutting of this piece reflects deliberate decisions to maximize color and stability. The step cut economy of facets creates a hall of mirrors effect, where even modest light yields large flashes of color and dark green windows, so pavilion and crown step proportions were calibrated to favor even color distribution across the table. With a depth that translates to approximately 76 percent relative to the average of length and width, the cutter prioritized color depth over superficial brightness, a common and appropriate approach for emeralds where body color is the primary attribute. The broad, parallel facets underscore the stone s medium color intensity, allowing hue uniformity to be read on first glance, while the excellent polish ensures that facet planes present consistently under inspection, aiding facet contrast and the perception of internal clarity. Slight inclusions are accommodated by the cut geometry, often masked by the emerald cut s larger facet surfaces, and the standard enhancement stabilizes fine fissures without obscuring the gem s natural character.
This emerald is ideally suited to become a generational heirloom, both for its material qualities and for the pragmatic care profile of emeralds. Emeralds register approximately 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, making them robust enough for long term wearable use when set with appropriate protection at the corners and girdle. We recommend secure mounting strategies that respect the stone s step cut geometry, such as a low bezel or a protective four prong setting that anchors the trimmed corners, and precious metals like platinum or 18 karat gold to provide durable support and minimal galvanic interaction with treatments. Standard enhancement typically involves light oiling to fill surface reaching fissures, and this treatment can be renewed by a qualified professional as needed over decades, preserving stability and appearance for successive generations. Avoid ultrasonic cleaning and harsh chemicals, favoring mild soap and warm water with a soft brush, and periodic inspection for setting security and treatment condition will maintain value and beauty. With provenance from Russia, precise cutting, excellent polish, and a weight that provides both presence and wearability, this emerald from The Natural Emerald Company embodies the technical strengths and timeless proportions that make an heirloom both emotionally resonant and materially resilient.
























