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6.19 Ct. Cabochon Emerald from Colombia
Item ID: | E8542 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.37 Width: 10.44 Height: 7.36 |
Weight: | 6.19 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Sugar Loaf |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia |
Per carat price: help | $6,200 |
One beautiful translucent GIA certified 6.19 carat cushion shape green emerald is offered by The Natural Emerald Company, and it represents a fine example of classic Colombian material combined with careful cutting and reliable laboratory documentation. The gem measures 11.37 x 10.44 x 7.36 mm, a substantial size for an emerald that will read impressively in jewelry while still retaining desirable proportions for a secure setting. The sugar loaf cut gives the stone a softened domed profile, which emphasizes the depth of color and the gemological character of natural emeralds. The stone is accompanied by a GIA certificate, which confirms its identity, notes its Colombian origin, and classifies the color as green under the laboratory color classification system. For an educated buyer the GIA report provides essential provenance and technical assurance, removing uncertainty about origin and treatment disclosures, and permitting confident decision making in both aesthetic and investment contexts.
Color and clarity are primary determinants of value in emeralds, and this piece performs strongly on both counts. The stone displays intense color intensity, which in Colombian emeralds is particularly prized because it signals the presence of chromium and vanadium in balanced proportions that produce vivid, saturated green hues. The gem is described as translucent, a quality that works in concert with its intense color to present a rich, luminous face up appearance without the opacity that can limit visual appeal. Clarity is graded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that inclusions are minimal when viewed without magnification and do not materially interfere with the eye appeal of the stone. Inclusions in emeralds are common and are often considered part of their natural fingerprint, but a very slightly included eye level grade indicates above average clarity for a natural emerald of this size. The enhancement is standard, which in emerald trading parlance generally refers to the use of colorless oils or resins that improve apparent clarity without altering intrinsic color. Proper disclosure and a GIA certificate ensure that any enhancement is documented and that the buyer can account for this when assessing relative value.
The sugar loaf treatment of the cushion shape is both an aesthetic and practical choice, reflecting a cutter s intent to preserve weight and maximize color saturation. Sugar loaf cutting produces a domed, rounded surface that accentuates the internal color and gives a pleasing, soft light return that is particularly effective in translucent material. The dimensions of 11.37 x 10.44 x 7.36 mm correspond to a comfortable table diameter that will sit well in a variety of settings, from a statement ring to an elegant pendant. Excellent polish enhances the stone s surface integrity and allows light to enter and interact with the material without diffusion from surface abrasions. For mounting we recommend a protective bezel or a partially enclosed setting for everyday wear, because the cabochon like dome and the natural inclusions typical of emeralds benefit from physical protection. For formal or occasional wear, a prong setting that restricts direct impact on the girdle is also an excellent option, and the stone s balanced proportions will enable secure mounting by a skilled jeweler.
From a market perspective this emerald combines several attributes that educated buyers look for, making it both a beautiful wearable gem and a rational acquisition from an investment standpoint. Colombian origin remains one of the most sought after traits in the trade, because Colombian deposits historically produce some of the finest saturated green material in the market. A 6.19 carat weight at this color intensity and with a very slightly included eye level clarity is comparatively rare, and the GIA certification enhances resaleability and transparency. Buyers should note that standard enhancement is common and accepted in the emerald market provided it is fully disclosed, and it typically does not carry the same negative impact on value as undisclosed or heavy treatments. At The Natural Emerald Company we prioritize full disclosure, laboratory verification, and careful grading language so that collectors and connoisseurs can make informed choices. If you would like to review the GIA report, examine the stone in person, or discuss mounting options and valuation, we are available to assist with detailed documentation, magnified images, and guidance tailored to your needs.



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