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4.71 Ct. Emerald from Russia
Item ID: | E10330 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.92 Width: 9.42 Height: 6.84 |
Weight: | 4.71 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $600 |
This pear shaped green emerald weighs 4.71 carat and measures 13.92 by 9.42 by 6.84 mm, presented by The Natural Emerald Company. The stone is transparent with a medium color intensity that balances saturation and tone to reveal a vivid but natural green. The cutting is faceted using a mixed brilliant scheme tailored to the pear outline. The girdle is proportioned to provide secure seating in practical settings while preserving weight, and the overall dimensions yield a pleasing length to width ratio for elegant drop settings. The origin is Russia, and the stone has received standard enhancement consistent with trade practice, applied to improve stability and light transmission without obscuring the gem s natural internal features. The polish of the pavilion and crown facets is graded excellent, producing crisp facet junctions and a clean surface finish that enhances both brilliance and the perception of depth.
From a faceting perspective this emerald demonstrates careful execution of a mixed brilliant approach, combining step influenced pavilion facets with a brilliant style crown to optimize both color and scintillation. The pavilion has been cut to maintain appropriate depth for a 13.92 by 9.42 mm pear, providing correct internal reflection paths that preserve color saturation in the table area while allowing flashes of white light from crown facet breaks. The crown angles are tuned to the gem s refractive index, so the crown facets disperse light into controlled flashes rather than excessive leakage. The girdle profile is consistent and faceting symmetry across the pear outline is precise, which minimizes table tilt and ensures stable optical performance under different lighting conditions. The excellent polish is the result of incremental polishing laps and meticulous final inspection, leaving facet planes free of polish lines and enhancing durability at facet junctions essential for daily wear.
Clarity has been evaluated at eye level and assigned a slightly included grading, a designation that in emeralds often denotes the presence of characteristic internal features rather than detracting flaws. In this specimen the inclusions present as a network of healed fissures and isolated crystal pockets, with occasional thin two phase or three phase inclusions typical for emeralds from crystalline Russian deposits. These internal markers act as a natural fingerprint, confirming origin and provenance while contributing to what gemmologists call the jardin or garden effect, an attractive internal texture that diffuses light and imparts depth. The inclusions influence light scattering and can create internal reflections that animate the stone when it is tilted, producing subtle contrasts between saturated green zones and lighter flashes. The standard enhancement has been applied to reduce the visual impact of surface reaching fissures and to stabilize optical continuity across facet planes, but the inclusion pattern remains visible and is integral to the gem s character. For collectors and connoisseurs these inclusions are not blemishes alone, they are identifiers that make this emerald a unique natural specimen.
When considering setting and long term care the technical attributes of this pear shaped gem inform best practices. The 6.84 mm depth provides sufficient pavilion volume to support bezel or prong mounting, and the slightly included clarity means the table area benefits from protective settings that limit contact and abrasion. A three or four prong basket with secure prongs at the tip and shoulders, or a partial bezel that protects the point, will preserve the integrity of the facet junctions and internal features. The mixed brilliant faceting yields strong light return under both natural daylight and artificial illumination, making this stone an excellent focal element for bespoke rings, pendants, or earrings where controlled light exposure will reveal its internal garden and crown brilliance. Routine maintenance should involve gentle cleaning with warm water and mild detergent and inspection for fill stability by a qualified gem professional. For clients seeking a documented natural Russian emerald with trade standard enhancement and a demonstrable inclusion fingerprint, The Natural Emerald Company can provide additional high resolution imagery and in person viewing options, along with guidance on custom mounting and long term care to ensure this 4.71 carat pear shaped emerald performs beautifully over a lifetime.

























