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2.90 Ct. Emerald from Colombia - Muzo
Item ID: | E10249 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.99 Width: 7.9 Height: 5.54 |
Weight: | 2.90 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia - Muzo |
Per carat price: help | $15,216 |
This 2.90 carat pear shape green emerald from The Natural Emerald Company is a rare and elegant offering, measuring 13.99 x 7.90 x 5.54 mm, with a faceted mixed brilliant cut, intense color intensity, and an excellent polish, presenting as a transparent gem with a clarity grade of slightly included evaluated at eye level, and a standard enhancement that is commonly accepted in the trade to improve appearance while maintaining stability. Compared to many commercial emeralds that are either smaller, more heavily included, or cut to maximize weight rather than light performance, this gem has been expertly faceted to balance depth of tone with lively light return, producing a vivid, lively green that reads as rich and pure rather than dull or overly dark. The pear shape adds versatility and elegance compared to round or emerald cuts that can sometimes mute natural color, and the mixed brilliant cutting style gives this stone a brilliance and scintillation that is uncommon in emeralds of similar carat weight on the open market. When buyers compare this stone to typical catalog offerings, they will notice that the combination of nearly three carat weight, clean transparency to the eye, and a masterful polish places it above mass market pieces that compromise one or more of these attributes.
The origin of this emerald is Colombia, Muzo, and that provenance materially increases its desirability and market value, because Muzo is synonymous with the most classic and sought after emerald color, a saturated pure green with depth and a lively internal glow that collectors and connoisseurs prize. Stones from Muzo form under unique geological conditions that produce rich chromium and vanadium signatures, which translate into a green that is more vivid and more complex than many stones from other sources, such as some Zambian gems that can read bluer, or Brazilian stones that can be lighter and less saturated. Historically Muzo emeralds have commanded premium prices and strong demand among jewelers and investors, and the origin alone often leads to stronger long term appreciation and collector interest, because provenance is a key differentiator in the colored stone market. For those who are weighing multiple options, a Muzo emerald of high visual quality and transparent appearance will often outperform similar looking stones from other localities in both immediate presence and durable value, making this piece an especially attractive selection for someone seeking a meaningful, market savvy acquisition.
From a value and ownership perspective, The Natural Emerald Company positions this emerald as a superior alternative to many similar items offered by large scale retailers, because we prioritize cut integrity, honest clarity assessment, and clear origin disclosure, rather than masking shortcomings with aggressive treatments or overstating weight at the expense of beauty. The standard enhancement on this stone is consistent with industry practice and is disclosed openly, and because the gem was cut with attention to proportions and polish, it will sit beautifully in a custom ring or pendant, delivering both visual impact and practical wearability. Given the slightly included clarity, which reads clean to the naked eye, a secure setting such as a bezel or partial bezel with protective prongs will safeguard the stone while allowing maximum light to reach the mixed brilliant facets, and the dimensions make it an ideal centerpiece for a statement ring or an elegant drop pendant. Compared to lab created alternatives and lower provenance natural stones, this Muzo gem offers the intangible benefits of rarity, geological pedigree, and collector prestige, combined with the tangible benefits of nearly three carats of intense, transparent green and an excellent polish, making it a compelling choice for discerning buyers who want a gem that will perform as jewelry and endure as an heirloom. If you are comparing options, consider the long term desirability of origin, the visual advantages of skilled cutting, and the confidence that comes from dealing with The Natural Emerald Company.





























