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4.32 Ct. Emerald from Colombia
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Item ID: | E8896 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.66 Width: 9.6 Height: 7.15 |
Weight: | 4.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia |
Per carat price: help | $12,325 |
This cushion shape emerald weighs four point three two carats, and measures nine point six six by nine point six zero by seven point one five millimeters, a substantial size for a transparent Colombian stone. The mixed brilliant cut has been selected to balance color saturation and brilliance, and the excellent polish amplifies light return from the pavilion and crown facets. Color is vivid, a hallmark of top quality Colombian material, and the stone reads as transparent to the eye, offering an immediate and lively visual presence. Clarity has been evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, which in emerald grading indicates visible internal features under careful scrutiny, yet exceptional clarity for a natural emerald of this intensity. Enhancement is standard and fully disclosed, and the origin is Colombia, a country whose classic emeralds are prized for their pure green with subtle blue undertones, an attribute that commands attention from connoisseurs and collectors alike.
To an educated buyer, the technical details matter because they describe how the gem will perform in jewelry and over time. The clarity grade of very slightly included means the internal characteristics, often called jardin in emerald parlance, are present but do not detract from the gem when mounted, and they serve as natural fingerprints that confirm authenticity. Standard enhancement typically refers to the introduction of a refractive medium such as oil or resin into surface reaching fissures, a historically accepted practice that improves apparent clarity while being fully disclosable. The mixed brilliant cut, combining step like pavilion facets with a brilliant style crown, optimizes for color retention and scintillation, a deliberate choice when working with material that exhibits deep, vivid saturation. Excellent polish ensures smooth facet junctions and optimal light transmission, which together with the cutter s orientation relative to the crystal axis secures the most attractive face up color and stability in a finished piece.
The journey of this emerald from mine to market is a careful blend of traditional skill and modern gemological oversight. Extracted from a Columbian deposit, the rough was first evaluated for color zoning, clarity patterns, and potential yield, then selected for cutting that would preserve the stone s best face up color. A master cutter spent hours with the rough, choosing a cushion outline and a mixed brilliant facet arrangement to marry color saturation with brilliance, mindful that over cutting can dilute the hue while under cutting can leave lifeless areas. Following preforming and fine faceting, the stone received a high quality polish, then a standard enhancement treatment where necessary to improve stability and visual appeal, always with full disclosure recorded. At The Natural Emerald Company the finished gem underwent independent inspection, precise measurement, professional photography, and provenance documentation, so that the buyer receives not only a beautiful stone, but also traceability and confidence in disclosure.
For collectors and jewelry designers the combination of weight, form, and origin makes this emerald particularly desirable. At four point three two carats the cushion shape offers a classic platform for a solitaire or a three stone mounting, and the vivid Colombian green will command center stage whether set in platinum, eighteen karat yellow gold, or a halo configuration to accentuate color. Because the gem retains natural inclusions and has received standard enhancement, careful setting choices such as protective bezels or secure prong work are recommended to limit exposure to knocks and to preserve the integrity of the treatment. The Natural Emerald Company stands behind the provenance and disclosed treatment of this gem, and our gem specialists can provide guidance on certification, secure setting, and long term care, so that the new owner enjoys a rare combination of natural beauty, documented origin, and market transparency.



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