- Stone14
- Reports6














3.34 Ct. Emerald from Colombia
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | E6499 |
|---|---|
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.34 Width: 7.87 Height: 7.14 |
Weight: | 3.34 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Colombia |
Per carat price: help | $54,000 |
From the heart of Colombia where emeralds are born in narrow veins of hydrothermal rock, this stone began its life as a whisper of green deep within the earth. Centuries of geological patience yielded a crystal that carries the slow, deliberate energy of its birthplace, a place where mists rise from mountain valleys and miners still honor techniques handed down through generations. Miners in regions such as Muzo and Chivor learned to read the land and to follow the seams that promise color and clarity, and in those hands this rough emerald was removed from its matrix. The earth shaped the tone, the trace elements tuned the vivid green, and cultural reverence for these gems wove them into the fabric of local life. For the Muisca and other Andean peoples, emeralds were more than ornaments, they were talismans and symbols of life and renewal, traded and treasured long before they found their way into European courts. The story of this example is rooted in that history, a continuation of a lineage that links a single crystal to the rituals and reverence of its homeland.
When the rough reached the workshop, it entered a second life, guided by the hands of cutters who respect the material and seek to reveal its inner fire rather than to impose an alien form. The result is a transparent AGL certified emerald of 3.34 carat, fashioned into a cushion shape with dimensions of 9.34 x 7.87 x 7.14 millimeters. The cutting style is faceted, executed with a mixed brilliant cut to balance brilliance and depth, and the polish is excellent, reflecting light with a lively, velvety presence. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity grade reads very slightly included, a testament to natural growth characteristics that authenticate its origin and make every viewing intimate and unique. The color intensity is vivid, a lush green that evokes the living landscapes of its Colombian birth, and importantly, this emerald bears no enhancement. Its AGL certification confirms provenance and treatment status, carrying with it the assurance that what you hold is a natural, untreated example of Colombian gem heritage. At The Natural Emerald Company we guided this gem from provenance to presentation, ensuring each step honored both the science of gemology and the traditions of craft.
To set this emerald into jewelry is to continue a cultural conversation that spans continents and centuries, to create a wearable heirloom that links past and present. Historically, emeralds suffused rites of royalty and healing, mounted in the crowns and talismans of rulers, worn as protections and as symbols of abundance, and this stone carries that same capacity for meaning. Imagine it as the center of a signet or a ring, cradled in a bezel that echoes the organic curves of the valleys where it was found, or set in a pendant that lets light pass through and awaken its inner glow. Its dimensions and mixed brilliant faceting make it versatile for both classic and contemporary settings, lending itself to designs that honor tradition while embracing modern lines. Caring for such a gem is straightforward, gentle cleaning with mild soap and water, avoidance of harsh chemicals and extreme heat, and occasional professional inspection to maintain its mount and polish. At The Natural Emerald Company we provide the AGL documentation with the gem, and we stand by the provenance and integrity of every stone we place into a commission. When you choose this emerald, you are preserving a natural artifact, a story from Colombian earth, a piece of cultural heritage to be carried forward, cherished, and perhaps someday passed down as a legacy.




























