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3.70 Ct. Emerald from Zambia
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Item ID: | E10849 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.53 Width: 8.82 Height: 6.41 |
Weight: | 3.70 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $2,405 |
This pear shaped green emerald weighs 3.70 carats, with calibrated dimensions of 11.53 by 8.82 by 6.41 millimeters, presenting a length to width ratio of approximately 1.31 and a table-to-depth proportion that yields a depth percentage near 63 percent, dimensions that favor a compact, visually dense outline with strong color presence. The cutting style is faceted, executed in a pear outline with emerald-style faceting on the pavilion and a subtly optimized crown profile, a mixed cut approach that combines shallow step facets with selective brilliant-style facets to enhance internal color saturation and controlled light return. The stone’s polish is graded excellent, producing crisp facet junctions and smooth pavilion and crown planes that maximize surface luster and minimize light leakage. Color evaluation at standard daylight conditions places the gem in the intense category for color intensity, exhibiting a vivid, pure green body color with minimal secondary hue bias, a saturation and tone pairing that reads as highly desirable in Zambian material. Clarity is assessed as slightly included at eye level, consistent with natural emeralds where fissures and crystal inclusions are present but do not materially interrupt the gem’s overall transparency or visual appeal when mounted. Enhancement is disclosed as standard, a conventional clarity enhancement used to stabilize and visually integrate natural fissures, disclosed and applied in a manner consistent with industry practice to preserve structural integrity while improving apparent clarity.
From a gemological and setting perspective this specimen is well suited to designs that emphasize color depth and face-up presence, the shorter pear proportions concentrate the vivid green when viewed table-up, making it an ideal solitary center for an ethical engagement ring, a bold pendant, or a bespoke three-stone composition. The mixed faceting strategy yields lively scintillation along the crown facets and a steady flash of color from the pavilion, recommending protective settings that reduce exposure to lateral knocks, such as a bezel or a low-profile prong mount with a protective V-prong at the tip. Given the depth percentage and pavilion architecture, the stone returns strong face-up optical weight, so metal choices and setting artistry can be calibrated to balance color contrast and perceived size, for example, warm or neutral metals to complement the intense green. Because the gem is slightly included and standard-enhanced, routine care should avoid harsh chemical or thermal treatments post-setting, and ultrasonic cleaning is not recommended; gentle soap and warm water with a soft brush preserves the fill and finish.
The origin of this emerald is Zambia, a source noted for producing stones with vivid saturation and a crystalline clarity spectrum that differs from Colombian material by presenting a slightly cooler, richly chromatic green. The Natural Emerald Company procures this emerald through traceable supply chains that emphasize direct partnerships with vetted Zambian operations, documented chain-of-custody, and adherence to local mining regulations and international ethical standards. Our sourcing protocols include on-site verification where possible, third-party due diligence on mine practices, and community impact assessments that prioritize fair wages, safe working conditions, and reinvestment into local infrastructure. Standard enhancement is fully disclosed at sale, and the stone is accompanied by our internal report detailing measurements, weight, cut description, clarity grading, enhancement disclosure, and geographic origin to enable informed decision-making. We work with cutters and polishers who operate transparently, favoring artisanal workshops that employ skilled local craftsmen, thereby reducing intermediaries and ensuring a higher proportion of value returns to the producing communities.
For conscious collectors this pear-shaped Zambian emerald represents an intersection of technical refinement and ethical provenance, a gem that can anchor a responsible jewelry collection while satisfying exacting aesthetic and gemological criteria. The combination of intense color, expert faceting, and an excellent polish delivers visual impact, while the slightly included clarity and standard enhancement reflect the natural character of emeralds and our commitment to full disclosure. The Natural Emerald Company offers bespoke setting consultations, optional independent laboratory verification upon request, and lifetime support for setting and maintenance to ensure the stone’s longevity. Collectors who prioritize traceability, artisan support, and environmental stewardship will find this emerald a fitting centerpiece, capable of translating technical excellence into a meaningful, responsibly sourced heirloom.

























