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0.62 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Emerald Pair from Zambia
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Stone type: | Emerald | Emerald |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR13391 | PR13391 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.11 Width: 3.66 Height: 2.8 | Length: 5.06 Width: 3.63 Height: 2.81 |
Weight: | 0.31 Ct. | 0.31 Ct. |
Color: help | Green | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $500 | $500 |
This matched pair of Zambian emeralds presents a rare combination of precision cutting and intense natural color, ideal for a collector or a jeweler seeking a complementary set that will endure across generations. Each stone weighs 0.31 carats, and each oval measures 5.11 x 3.66 x 2.80 millimeters and 5.06 x 3.63 x 2.81 millimeters respectively. Both are fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut that optimizes light return while preserving weight, and both exhibit an excellent polish that enhances luster and face up brilliance. The clarity grade is very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, a favoured balance for emeralds that retains strong visual appeal while reflecting natural formation. Color intensity is described as intense, which signals saturated green tones characteristic of fine Zambian material. Enhancement is noted as standard, consistent with accepted local practices to improve stability and appearance, and the origin is Zambia, a source renowned for emeralds with deep verdant hues and crystalline transparency. The Natural Emerald Company presents these stones as a matched pair, ideal for twin settings such as earrings, cufflinks, or paired accents in a linked heirloom piece.
Understanding the grading details will help an educated buyer appreciate the value proposition these stones offer. Clarity grade very slightly included indicates that inclusions are present but not conspicuous to the unaided eye, preserving the gem when viewed in normal wear. For emeralds, slight internal features are part of the species character, and a VSI grade combined with intense color often carries more market weight than a clearer but diluted colored stone. The mixed brilliant cut, combining facets designed for both pavilion and crown performance, allows these ovals to display strong scintillation while maintaining even color distribution across the table. The dimensions show tight matching, with only hundredths of a millimeter variance, and equal carat weights that ensure symmetry and consistent face up area when mounted together. Excellent polish reduces light leakage at facet junctions and contributes to pleasing surface reflections, creating the perceptual brightness that collectors and connoisseurs prize.
The geological origin of Zambia contributes materially to their desirability and potential permanence as heirlooms. Zambian emeralds commonly derive from hydrothermal veins with chromium and vanadium trace elements that promote intense green saturation with a slightly bluish undertone, an appearance highly sought after in classical and modern jewelry designs. Standard enhancement for emeralds typically refers to the controlled use of colorless oils or resins to fill surface reaching fissures, a treatment accepted throughout the trade when disclosed, because it stabilizes the gem and improves transparency without misleading the viewer about the stone origin or intrinsic color. Proper setting and occasional maintenance will preserve the enhancement and protect the gem, and the inherent toughness of emeralds, coupled with careful mounting, makes them suitable for daily wear in rings, studs, or pendant pairs. These factors support the long term use of these stones in pieces intended to be worn, admired, and then passed forward.
When considering gems as an intergenerational gift, matching pairs carry distinct emotional and practical benefits that make them especially well suited as heirlooms. A closely matched pair like this one maintains coherence in design when set into complementary pieces that tell a family story, for instance a pair of earrings combined with a tie pin or a linked pair of pendants that can be separated and passed to different heirs while remaining visually and materially connected. The equal carat weights and tightly matched proportions simplify the work of a trusted jeweler who can design a balanced setting that protects the stones and allows future resizing or reworking without compromising symmetry. From an investment perspective, provenance from Zambia and full disclosure of standard enhancement align with best practices in the trade, adding to transparency and trust. The Natural Emerald Company recommends formal documentation and optional independent grading to accompany provenance, creating a clear record that future generations will value. These emeralds are more than visually arresting gems, they are durable, well matched candidates for a family legacy, ready to be set by a skilled artisan and preserved as a meaningful heirloom.


























