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2.25 Ct. Emerald from Colombia
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Item ID: | E9321 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.54 Width: 8.04 Height: 5.27 |
Weight: | 2.25 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia |
Per carat price: help | $4,250 |
This transparent Colombian emerald from The Natural Emerald Company weighs 2.25 carats, and is cut into a classic cushion outline with precise dimensions of 8.56 x 8.03 x 5.24 mm. The cutter employed a mixed brilliant schema, combining a faceted brilliant crown with a more architectural step influenced pavilion to maximize both color delivery and scintillation. Clarity is graded as very slightly included at eye level, which for emeralds signifies minimal surface reaching fissures that do not materially interrupt the field of view, and the polish is graded excellent. Color intensity is described as intense, producing the vivid green saturation prized in fine Colombian stones, and the enhancement is standard, a customary clarity stabilization that improves transparency while preserving the gem as a natural, untreated origin specimen in all other respects. The parcel history and material characteristics confirm Colombian origin, and our dossier at The Natural Emerald Company accompanies the gem to verify provenance and the nature of enhancement.
Technically the mixed brilliant cushion configuration of this gem is engineered for optimal light management. The crown facets are arranged to balance large, well proportioned table reflections with secondary facets that break light into small, lively flashes, while the step influenced pavilion preserves the depth of color by reducing light leakage. The measured depth of 5.24 mm relative to the mean diameter of 8.295 mm yields a depth ratio of approximately 63.2 percent, a proportion that sits within the ideal range for bridging color saturation and return of white light. The faceting pattern produces a pleasing interplay between broad, velvety color zones and pinpoint brilliancy, a behavior often sought by connoisseurs who wish to showcase both classic emerald tonal richness and contemporary sparkle. The cutter achieved tight facet junctions and symmetrical alignment across the table and girdle, contributing to the excellent polish and a crisp visual presentation when set.
Clarity characteristics for this stone are consistent with high quality Colombian emerald material. The very slightly included grade at eye level indicates internal features that are visible only upon careful inspection, and these features add to the gemology narrative without detracting from visual appeal. Standard enhancement has been applied in a controlled manner to fill minor surface reaching fissures, resulting in improved transparency and stability while maintaining natural internal textures that authenticate the stone. For an experienced buyer this balance between natural inclusion pattern and conservative enhancement is important, because it preserves diagnostic characteristics used to determine origin, while delivering the clarity required for fine jewelry. The excellent polish enhances windowing control and minimizes the appearance of any internal features through precise facet engineering, so the eye perceives a clean, saturated plane of color with lively reflective life across the crown.
When compared to historically famous emeralds this gem occupies a distinct and highly desirable niche. It is not an enormous museum piece like the Gachalá find which exemplifies the rare extra large specimens, nor does it mimic the museum mounted Chalk Emerald in sheer celebrity, yet its intense Colombian green and exceptional finish recall the qualities that made those famous stones so prized. Where museum examples emphasize scale and historical provenance, this 2.25 carat cushion presents a more wearable, immediately marketable form of the same visual virtues, namely saturated vivid color, strong transparency, and refined cutting. For collectors who appreciate the technical subtleties of cutting, the mixed brilliant approach offers a modern reinterpretation of classical emerald attributes, producing a stone that photographs like a museum gem yet performs as a wearable jewel. The Natural Emerald Company supplies full documentation of origin, enhancement, and proportions, and we recommend protective yet elegant settings that both secure the stone and showcase its intense color and scintillation, making this emerald an excellent choice for discerning buyers seeking both technical refinement and historical lineage in a single gem.



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