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6.54 Ct. Emerald from Zambia
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Item ID: | E7828 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.25 Width: 10.67 Height: 7.45 |
Weight: | 6.54 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $6,200 |
This C. Dunaigre certified emerald represents an exacting example of gemological quality, weighing 6.54 carats, and exhibiting a classic emerald cut with dimensions 12.25 x 10.67 x 7.45 millimeters, originating from Zambia. The gem shows vivid color intensity, assessed as a pure, saturated green with remarkable tone and hue balance, and it has been evaluated at eye level as very very slightly included, indicating exceptional transparency when viewed without magnification. The faceting is executed in the traditional emerald cut format, employing broad, parallel step facets across the crown and pavilion, a substantial table plane for face up color presentation, and well executed truncated corners that preserve durability. The polish is graded as excellent, which manifests in crisp facet junctions, clean facet planes, and mirror like reflections that enhance both color delivery and the stone structural integrity. The enhancement is disclosed as standard, applied in a manner consistent with industry practice, and the certification by C. Dunaigre provides independent verification of weight, dimensions, clarity description, color assessment, treatment disclosure, and origin, a combination that supports provenance and market confidence.
The geometry of the emerald cut in this specimen has been optimized to reconcile weight retention with optical performance, producing broad flashes of color rather than scintillation typical of brilliant cuts, a characteristic highly prized by connoisseurs for its elegant, architectural light behavior. The step facets on the crown create large, balanced planes that act like color windows, allowing the vivid green body color to present with uniformity across the table, while the pavilion steps are engineered to return light in even, layered reflections that emphasize depth and saturation. The cutter appears to have controlled pavilion depth precisely relative to the measured 7.45 millimeter height, avoiding excessive windowing that would reduce perceived color intensity, and also minimizing undesirable extinction lines that can occur when step facets are misaligned. The interplay of facet orientation and facet polish produces subtle internal flashes that shift with movement, revealing secondary tones and the natural pleochroic character of emeralds, while the substantial face up surface area inherent to the stated dimensions provides a commanding presence for use in rings and bespoke jewelry designs.
Clarity and treatment considerations are documented with technical candor, the stone being described as very very slightly included at eye level, which in practical terms means that inclusions are minor, well distributed, and do not interfere with the gem face up allure or its structural soundness. Emeralds are classically known for internal features, often referred to as jardin, and the minimal nature of these features in this gem contributes to both its transparency and value. The declared standard enhancement has been applied in a professional manner to improve stability and visual continuity, and it is fully disclosed on the C. Dunaigre certification, which is an important factor when assessing long term maintenance and valuation. The excellent polish and careful facet alignment reduce the visual emphasis of any internal features, and the cut symmetry supports even light flow, which is essential for maximizing the face up vividness. From a craftsmanship standpoint, the cutter has demonstrated skill in balancing pavilion and crown relationships to preserve carat weight while producing a gem that reads larger than its weight might suggest when set, due to its broad table and idealized color saturation.
Acquiring this Zambian emerald from The Natural Emerald Company represents an investment in both aesthetic refinement and artisanal skill, as it combines certified gemological provenance, transparent treatment disclosure, and high quality cutting and polishing. Zambian emeralds are recognized for a particular subset of color expression within the global market, often displaying a slightly bluish green to pure green spectrum with strong saturation, and this stone’s vivid intensity places it into a collector grade category where demand is steady and resale considerations are favorable. Beyond market metrics, the object itself is a study in classical gem cutting, offering a refined and controlled visual language that complements a range of settings from minimalist solitaires to period inspired mountings. For the jeweler or collector seeking a piece that is simultaneously wearable and investment worthy, this emerald delivers a rare combination of size, certified origin, minimal visible inclusions, and superior polish. The Natural Emerald Company stands behind the documentation and presentation of the gem, and ownership of this stone is an acquisition of enduring beauty, technical excellence, and verifiable provenance.



























