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2.64 Ct. Emerald from Zambia
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Item ID: | E9449 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.43 Width: 8.06 Height: 5.63 |
Weight: | 2.64 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $8,663 |
This exceptional Zambian emerald presents a rare combination of size, color and cut that sets it apart from the ordinary stones found on the market. Weighing 2.64 carats, and measuring 8.43 by 8.06 by 5.63 millimeters, this asscher octagon shape gem offers a commanding face up presence while retaining elegant proportions. The asscher cut lends a refined step facet geometry that emphasizes clarity and depth, creating a distinctive interplay of light and color that round and brilliant cuts cannot replicate. With a clarity grade of slightly included at eye level, the stone maintains transparency and visual purity, allowing its intense green saturation to dominate the eye without distraction. The polish is excellent, so each facet meets cleanly and reflects light with crisp, mirror like return, elevating overall brilliance and perceived size. Enhancement is standard as is customary in fine emeralds, which preserves the natural origin and beauty of the gem while stabilizing its internal features for enduring wear. Origin from Zambia brings a lively, deep green that sits between the vividness of Colombian material and the richer tones of some African deposits, offering an appealing balance that many collectors and jewelry designers actively seek.
When compared to other emeralds on the market this stone demonstrates clear advantages in quality and value. Many commercially offered emeralds of similar carat weight exhibit heavy inclusions that cloud transparency, or they are cut to maximize weight rather than optical performance. This asscher cut was executed to showcase color and light rather than to simply retain carat weight, giving a more luminous and crisp appearance than stones with poor faceting. Versus lower grade material, the intense color of this gem is naturally saturated with minimal brown or yellow modifiers, so it reads as true green under varied lighting. Versus synthetic or heavily filled stones, this natural emerald from Zambia carries the tactile and optical irregularities that serious collectors prize, while the standard enhancement is a responsible treatment used across the trade to ensure stability without detracting from intrinsic value. For those who compare investment potential, a transparent 2.64 carat emerald with excellent polish and a measured, artful cut is rarer than many expect, and historically stones with these attributes retain collector interest and resale desirability better than stones that merely boast size.
Purchasing this gem from The Natural Emerald Company is an investment in beauty and craftsmanship, provenance and lasting value. We curate material with an emphasis on cutting that honors the crystal and color, and this particular asscher octagon embodies that philosophy, offering a classic silhouette that adapts beautifully to rings, pendants or bespoke designs. The stone promises immediate visual impact in jewelry while also serving as a tangible asset that carries the story of responsible sourcing from Zambian mines and careful lapidary work. With proper setting that protects the pavilion and thoughtful care that respects the stone and its standard enhancement, this emerald will reward the wearer for generations, evolving from a striking fashion statement into a treasured heirloom. If you seek a gemstone that bridges aesthetic excellence and long term value, this 2.64 carat Zambian asscher emerald represents a superior choice in the current market, and we at The Natural Emerald Company are ready to assist with custom design guidance, secure packaging and detailed information to help you make this confident and inspired acquisition.
























