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0.69 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Emerald Pair from Zambia
This pair of stones ships by Jul 31
Stone type: | Emerald | Emerald |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR13631 | PR13631 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.94 Width: 3.96 Height: 2.32 | Length: 6.11 Width: 4.13 Height: 2.69 |
Weight: | 0.30 Ct. | 0.39 Ct. |
Color: help | Green | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard | Standard |
Origin: help | Zambia | Zambia |
Per carat price: help | $1,100 | $1,100 |
This pair of transparent pear shape emeralds presents as a closely matched set in both hue and proportion. The two stones weigh 0.30 carats and 0.39 carats respectively, and maintain slender proportions that are well suited to matched earring or pendant applications. The measurements are 5.94 x 3.96 x 2.32 mm for the smaller stone, and 6.11 x 4.13 x 2.69 mm for the larger stone. Both stones are fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut, which combines facets designed to maximize return of light with pavilion geometry that favors scintillation. Clarity is graded as slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a common and acceptable clarity grade for high quality emeralds. Color intensity is classified as intense, and polish is excellent, offering a clean, reflective surface that supports strong brilliance and saturation. Enhancement follows standard practice for emeralds, and the stated origin is Zambia. The Natural Emerald Company presents these stones as a balanced natural pair, suitable for refined settings.
Optical performance and surface quality are central to the assessment of this pair. The mixed brilliant cut in a pear outline supports a lively interaction of light across the crown facets and through the pavilion, which aids in delivering visible sparkle while preserving color saturation. The intense green color is distributed consistently across the table and crown facets, and the transparent character of the material permits internal light transmission that enhances the perceived depth of color. The slightly included clarity grade means that small natural features are present, but these do not significantly interrupt the overall transparency when the stones are viewed at normal working distances. The excellent polish ensures that facet junctions and plane surfaces reflect light cleanly, supporting both brilliance and apparent size. The slight difference in weight and dimensions yields a natural but well coordinated pair, and the pear shape allows for symmetrical orientation in matched earrings or for pairing as a focal stone with a complementary accent in a pendant. Standard enhancement is indicated in accordance with industry norms for emeralds, and the origin of Zambia is consistent with the observed character of deep, vivid green.
When compared to other gemstone sets, this pair demonstrates a particular harmony that arises from shared origin, cut style, and intense saturation. Compared to Colombian emerald pairs, which are often noted for a bluish green nuance and a particular velvety depth, Zambian stones frequently exhibit a pure and bright green that leans toward vivid saturation. As a matched pair, these Zambian emeralds therefore read as more luminous and vivid than many yellowish or bluish green stones from other localities. Compared to a set that might pair emeralds with tsavorite garnet, the two emeralds shown here present a more uniform tone and a smoother transition of hue across both stones. Tsavorite can be intensely green and highly brilliant, but its color tends toward a cleaner, slightly different green that can create contrast rather than unity when combined directly with emeralds. Green tourmaline and peridot commonly occupy different areas of the green spectrum, with tourmaline often appearing darker or more brownish green, and peridot showing a distinct yellow green. These differences make those stones more suited to contrast pairings, whereas the current Zambian emerald pair offers intrinsic color harmony ideal for matched sets that require visual continuity. In the context of mixed gemstone designs where color gradation is desired, these emeralds can provide a stable central green tone that bridges to other greens with minimal visual dissonance.
Practical considerations for setting and care follow from the physical and gemological profile of the stones. The pear shape requires attention to tip protection and to facet orientation when set in prong or bezel styles, and the slightly included clarity status suggests prudent use of protective settings for daily wear. The excellent polish supports open settings that allow light to enter the pavilion, which will maximize perceived brilliance and color depth. Standard enhancement should be disclosed to buyers as part of routine documentation, and consideration of professional cleaning and gentle handling will preserve surface finish. For design teams and clients seeking a matched pair with consistent color and complementary proportions, these stones offer a reliable foundation. For technical inquiries, matching services, or additional images and viewing options, The Natural Emerald Company can provide full documentation and support to ensure the stones meet the requirements of a proposed design or production process.


























