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2.34 Ct. Emerald from Zambia
This loose stone ships by Aug 25
Item ID: | E10109 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.32 Width: 7.16 Height: 5.45 |
Weight: | 2.34 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $1,665 |
From the mineral-rich soils of Zambia to the careful hands of our cutters at The Natural Emerald Company, this pear shaped green emerald tells a story of earth, time, and craftsmanship. Formed over millions of years under pressures that coaxed chromium and vanadium into a crystalline lattice, it was recovered in a region known for producing some of the most vivid and transparent emeralds in the world. Weighing 2.34 carats, with dimensions of 11.32 x 7.16 x 5.45 mm, this gem displays a vivid color intensity and a transparency that allows light to travel through its heart. The mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish were chosen to honor both the stone's clarity and its lively green hue, maximizing sparkle while preserving natural weight and character. Its clarity grade is slightly included, evaluated at eye level, and these natural inclusions are embraced as marks of authenticity, reminders of the emeralds long journey from deep within the earth. Enhancement is standard, a traditional and accepted practice that stabilizes and enhances clarity, allowing the true color and life of the gem to shine through.
Throughout history emeralds have been treasured for more than their beauty, they have carried cultural meanings and practical roles across civilizations, from the talismans of ancient Egypt to the imperial treasures of Mughal courts. Healers, rulers, and jewelers prized the green stone for associations with protection, renewal, and insight, uses that influenced the cuts and settings passed down through generations. At The Natural Emerald Company we honor that heritage by pairing traditional reverence with modern gemological standards, sourcing responsibly from Zambia, and cutting with a sensitivity to both historical form and contemporary wearability. The pear shape, evocative of teardrops and leaves, adapts beautifully to a ring or pendant, inviting a wearer to carry a piece of that tradition every day. If you seek a gem that connects geological history, cultural legacy, and refined design, this 2.34 carat Zambian emerald offers a tangible link, ready to be set into a piece that will become part of your own story.
























