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2.35 Ct. Emerald from Colombia
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Item ID: | E8236 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.72 Width: 7.63 Height: 5.36 |
Weight: | 2.35 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia |
Per carat price: help | $5,780 |
In the world of fine gemstones this GUBELIN certified Colombian emerald presented by The Natural Emerald Company stands apart, it is a transparent 2.35 carat emerald, with an elegant emerald cut and precise proportions that measure 8.72 x 7.63 x 5.36 mm. The vivid green color intensity is immediate and alive, the clarity grade is slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and the polish is excellent. The enhancement is standard, disclosed and stable, which is a normal and accepted practice for emeralds to improve durability and aesthetics without compromising natural origin. Compared to many stones on the market this emerald has a rare combination of transparency and vivid color, a balance that often commands a premium, the GUBELIN certification provides independent verification of these attributes, and that assurance elevates its desirability beyond uncertified or loosely documented examples.
Imagine its birth millions of years ago deep within the Colombian earth, where tectonic forces folded ancient sedimentary layers and created the perfect crucible for emerald formation. Mineral rich hydrothermal fluids percolated through cracks and fissures, carrying chromium and vanadium, the trace elements that ultimately paint an emerald its green. As the fluids cooled slowly within narrow veins and pockets, beryl crystals began to grow, layer upon layer, each infinitesimal addition preserving within it a record of pressure, temperature, and chemical environment. Tiny mineral inclusions and fine growth features became part of the crystal structure, those slightly included characteristics that today authenticate its natural formation. Over vast spans of time heat, pressure, and tectonic uplift drove these emerald bearing veins closer to the surface, where erosion and human curiosity eventually revealed them. Compared to emeralds from other localities such as Zambia or Brazil, Colombian emeralds formed in this unique geological setting often show a particular interplay of chromium and vanadium that yields an intense vivid green with an inner luminosity, a trait collectors and connoisseurs instinctively seek.
When you compare this emerald to others available on the market the differences become tangible, the emerald cut is an exceptional choice for this material, it emphasizes color while providing large, clean facets that allow light to penetrate and return with depth and richness. At 8.72 x 7.63 x 5.36 mm its face up size appears generous for a 2.35 carat weight, and the cut proportions preserve weight while presenting a classic, sophisticated silhouette, many round or mixed cut stones sacrifice color depth for brilliance, this emerald cut instead showcases the green as its primary virtue. Slight inclusions evaluated at eye level are typical for fine natural emeralds and in many ways they are a hallmark of authenticity, they also contribute to the stone's character, unlike glass filled imitations or synthetics which lack that natural fingerprint. The excellent polish executed by skilled lapidaries enhances light performance and tactile quality, the facets are crisp and the symmetry supports even light distribution, compared with poorly cut market pieces this gem delivers a refined, finished presence that is ready for a high quality setting.
Beyond beauty this emerald represents tangible value, the combination of GUBELIN certification, Colombian origin, vivid color, transparency, and superior cut creates a proposition that is both aesthetically superior and prudently valuable, provenance matters, and certification from a respected laboratory like GUBELIN reduces uncertainty for buyers, this typically supports stronger resale value and collector interest, for those who compare gemstones as investments or legacy jewelry this gem stands above uncertified alternatives. Enhancement is standard, and while some market pieces conceal extensive or undisclosed treatments, this emerald is forthright about its treatment state which maintains trust and preserves long term desirability. The Natural Emerald Company sources responsibly and offers detailed documentation and personalized service, whether you are considering a bespoke engagement ring, a classic solitaire pendant, or an heirloom piece, the combination of technical excellence and natural history embodied in this 2.35 carat emerald is rare. For buyers weighing options between lab grown substitutes, heavily treated stones, or lesser provenance examples, this GUBELIN certified Colombian emerald offers a clear advantage in authenticity, color intensity, and future value, and it carries with it a story that begins deep within ancient earth formations and culminates in a meticulously cut, polished, and presented gemstone from The Natural Emerald Company.



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