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3.87 Ct. Emerald from Colombia
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Item ID: | E9370 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.59 Width: 9.38 Height: 6.1 |
Weight: | 3.87 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 | $1,573 |
This emerald is a transparent, emerald cut gem weighing 3.87 carats with dimensions of 10.59 by 9.38 by 6.10 millimeters. The emerald cut is an excellent choice for a stone of this character because its long step facets create a hall of mirrors effect that emphasizes depth of color and clarity rather than sparkle alone. The color intensity is vivid, presenting a lively and saturated green that reads immediately as Colombian in origin. The clarity grade is slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which is consistent with natural emeralds and often regarded as part of their fingerprint. The polish is excellent, giving crisp facet junctions and smooth facet planes that allow light to enter and return through the table with minimal obstruction. Enhancement is disclosed as standard, representing the accepted clarity enhancement treatments used throughout the trade to improve apparent transparency and stability, and the origin is Colombia, a region famed for producing some of the finest emeralds in history. The Natural Emerald Company stands behind the disclosed origin and quality for collectors and buyers who seek full transparency.
From a gemological perspective this stone offers a combination of attributes that appeals to an educated buyer. Color in emeralds is described by hue, tone, and saturation. This gem shows a pure green hue with a tone that sits in the medium to medium deep range, and a saturation that is vivid, which gives the stone life and presence even at a modest table size. The slightly included clarity grade means that inclusions are visible when the gem is examined at normal viewing distance, yet they do not dominate the visual field. Inclusions in emeralds are not merely flaws, they are part of the natural signature of formation. Traditional emerald inclusions such as three phase inclusions or fine fissures can confirm natural origin and differentiate a genuine Colombian specimen from synthetics or lower grade material. The measurements indicate a slightly rectangular profile, and the depth at approximately sixty one percent is within a range that supports strong color performance while maintaining a pleasing face up appearance. The excellent polish further enables the gem to display uniform color across the table and pavilion, a quality that many faceted emeralds lack. The disclosed enhancement follows industry standard practices, typically using stable oils or resins to reduce the visibility of surface reaching fissures. This practice is both historical and accepted when fully disclosed, and it improves optical performance without changing the underlying gem chemistry.
Comparing this 3.87 carat emerald to famous historical stones helps to contextualize its value. The Chalk Emerald and the Hooker Emerald at major museums are celebrated for their exceptional Colombian color and historical provenance, and they are much larger in carat weight. The Mogul Mughal Emerald is a spectacular example of historical carving and size, and it illustrates how emeralds have been prized for centuries. What the present gem shares with such legendary stones is origin and color character rather than scale. A vivid Colombian green in a well cut emerald is a hallmark associated with the most desirable historical gems, and here that character is captured in a size that is highly wearable and versatile. For the educated buyer the rarity in this instance is not merely carat weight but the combination of a transparent crystal, vivid saturation, a clean looking table, and an excellent polish in a nearly four carat emerald cut. Those who appreciate museum quality color will recognize that similar color proportions in a larger specimen are exponentially rarer and more expensive, making this emerald an attractive balance of quality and practicality. The Natural Emerald Company can provide documentation regarding origin and treatment on request, and we recommend regular professional inspection and gentle cleaning in warm soapy water to preserve the integrity of the stone and any traditional enhancements. This emerald is a piece that bridges historical prestige and contemporary wearability, offering the discerning buyer a tangible connection to the finest Colombian material that has defined emerald excellence for centuries.



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