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6.15 Ct. Emerald from Ethiopia
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Item ID: | E9458 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.83 Width: 10.48 Height: 7.86 |
Weight: | 6.15 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Ethiopia |
Per carat price: help | $1,700 |
This exceptional transparent emerald is a refined addition to any high end gemstone collection, offered by The Natural Emerald Company, and it embodies the qualities that serious collectors look for in a showpiece. The stone weighs 6.15 carats and is cut in an elegant oval shape, with precise dimensions of 12.83 x 10.48 x 7.86 mm, a size that presents a commanding face up presence while remaining eminently wearable in bespoke jewelry. The cutting style is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, a thoughtful choice that balances scintillation and color saturation. Visually the stone presents an intense green hue, and under direct light the mixed brilliant pavilion and crown facets return lively flashes and a deep, even saturation across the surface. The polish is graded excellent, which allows light to enter and exit the gem without obstruction, enhancing both brilliance and the apparent depth of color. The clarity is described as slightly included evaluated at eye level, a grade that reflects the natural character of emeralds while preserving a high degree of visual appeal. Enhancement is standard, consistent with industry practice for emeralds, and the origin is Ethiopia, a source increasingly recognized for producing vivid green emeralds with attractive transparency.
To an educated buyer, the combination of carat weight, cut, color intensity, clarity, and polish defines the intrinsic value of this emerald. At 6.15 carats, this emerald sits well above the typical sizes most collectors encounter, and the actual dimensions of 12.83 x 10.48 x 7.86 mm translate into a substantial visual footprint that will dominate a jewelry setting without appearing bulky. The mixed brilliant cut is deliberate, blending facets that maximize fire with step like facets that concentrate and showcase the green color. This cut strategy is often employed in higher grade colored stones to enhance perceived saturation and to mitigate the softening effect that large table facets can have on color. An excellent polish is not merely aesthetic, it is structural, reducing surface abrasions that can scatter light and diminish color intensity, and it assures that the gem will perform optimally in any lighting environment. Slightly included clarity, as evaluated at eye level, means that inclusions are present yet not detracting from the gem s overall beauty. In emeralds inclusions are common and often expected, they contribute to the stone s individuality, and when they are minor or well positioned, they do not reduce desirability. Standard enhancement indicates a trade accepted treatment, most commonly the application of colorless oils or resins to minimize the appearance of surface reaching fissures, a practice that improves stability and appearance while remaining within the norms of the gem trade when properly disclosed.
The Ethiopian origin of this emerald further enhances its appeal to collectors who follow provenance and geological narratives, because Ethiopian emeralds have emerged as a significant and modern source of fine green stones. Deposits in Ethiopia have produced emeralds with vivid, often intense green color and noteworthy transparency, offering attractive alternatives to traditional sources. While Colombian emeralds remain the historic benchmark for color and prestige, Ethiopian stones can provide comparable color intensity and an interesting provenance story, often at a more accessible price per carat for similar visual quality. The transparent nature of this particular emerald, coupled with its intense color, places it among the more rare specimens from newer deposits, and collectors seeking diversification will appreciate both the geographic distinction and the aesthetic quality. For the discerning investor or collector, this piece presents a compelling balance of rarity, beauty, and provenance, factors that drive long term desirability and potential appreciation. The Natural Emerald Company stands ready to provide further documentation of origin and enhancement status, and we encourage buyers to consider the full technical profile when assessing the stone s place within a curated collection.
This emerald is ideally suited as a centerpiece for bespoke high end jewelry, and it will elevate any collection through its combination of scale, color, and craftsmanship. In ring form the 12.83 x 10.48 mm oval will sit boldly yet comfortably, and as a pendant the stone will read as a refined, museum quality example of modern emerald cutting. Collectors who commission bespoke settings will find that the mixed brilliant cut adapts well to designs that emphasize light performance, such as haloed mounts with contrasting diamonds to accentuate the emerald s intense green without overwhelming it. Because the stone carries standard enhancement, conservative care is advised, and the buyer should avoid ultrasonic cleaning or harsh chemical exposure, and instead use gentle soap and water and a soft brush, with routine checks by a professional jeweler to monitor the integrity of any filling material. The Natural Emerald Company provides full disclosure on enhancement, and we supply certification and condition reports upon request, assisting buyers in maintaining provenance and resale value. For the connoisseur seeking a meaningful acquisition that combines geological interest, technical excellence, and immediate visual impact, this 6.15 carat Ethiopian oval emerald represents a rare opportunity to acquire a piece that will anchor a high end gemstone collection for generations.























