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1.27 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Emerald Pair from Colombia
Stone type: | Emerald | Emerald |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR12826 | PR12826 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.06 Width: 6.01 Height: 3.58 | Length: 6.08 Width: 6.04 Height: 3.07 |
Weight: | 0.66 Ct. | 0.61 Ct. |
Color: help | Green | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia | Colombia |
This matched pair presents as round green emeralds weighing 0.66 carats and 0.61 carats respectively, exhibiting dimensions 6.06 by 6.01 by 3.58 millimeters, and 6.08 by 6.04 by 3.07 millimeters, cut to a mixed brilliant faceting style, clarity evaluated as slightly included at eye level, color intensity classified as intense, polish graded excellent, enhancement recorded as standard, origin Colombia, provenance verified by The Natural Emerald Company. The mixed brilliant cut employed here marries a faceted crown with pavilion faceting designed to optimize light return while preserving the gem material, the crown facets maximize scintillation and dispersion across the table, while the pavilion geometry is tuned to deepen the saturated green and mask internal characteristics. The pair shows excellent polish across facet junctions, which enhances contrast and face up brilliance, and the transparency is high for emeralds with slight inclusions, delivering clean color saturation without significant clouding. Dimensionally the stones differ in pavilion depth, the first stone presenting an average depth near 59.4 percent of average diameter, the second closer to 50.7 percent, a variation that affects light behaviour and seat requirements when designing settings.
Optical and material considerations relevant to craftsmanship include the intense green hue with strong saturation and medium to medium deep tone, the mixed brilliant design that creates pronounced internal flash and table brilliance, and the slightly included clarity which is visible under magnification and at times to the unaided eye depending on viewing angle. Standard enhancement for Colombian emeralds typically involves oiling or resin filling to stabilize fissures and improve appearance, this treatment is common and reversible in the hands of a lapidary and should be disclosed for long term care. The cut proportions produce differences in face up brightness, the deeper pavilion stone will exhibit stronger return and apparent depth of color, while the shallower stone will appear slightly lighter and more lively in bright light. For setting and protection, the slightly included grade recommends consideration of protective mounting methods, for example a low bezel or deep collet seat that supports girdle integrity and reduces edge exposure, especially when intended for rings or active wear, while stud or pendant settings may be executed with minimal bezel height to preserve maximum optical performance.
When designing complementary pieces for couples these technical attributes provide both opportunities and constraints for bespoke executions, the close weight match and identical round shape allow for mirror image designs, while the slight difference in depth can be used deliberately to create paired pieces that read as coordinated rather than identical. A classical approach is to set each emerald as a solitaire with a low bezel in 18 karat yellow gold to enhance warmth and saturation, alternatively white metals like platinum or 18 karat white gold will introduce high contrast and emphasize brilliance. For engagement and his counterpart one stone can be mounted as a low profile engagement stud or ring, while the companion stone can be set in a cufflink or signet style with a deeper collet to accommodate pavilion variance, dimensional seat adjustments ensure secure fit without altering orientation. Complementary designs may also employ matched side stones such as tapered baguette diamonds or small round brilliants in G to H color and VS to SI clarity, micro pave halos can be used to increase visual weight and create optical parity across unequal depths, and using identical mounting geometry with scaled proportions maintains parity while respecting the stones intrinsic differences.
At The Natural Emerald Company we approach such pairs with a focus on technical matching and design flexibility, we can provide tailored recommendations for metal choice, bezel wall thickness, seat depth and prong profiles to harmonize optical performance and wearer lifestyle, we also offer precision recutting where minimal material loss can improve parity in pavilion depth and table size while preserving weight and color. For couples seeking symbolic sets we advise considering matched studs, one for each partner, engagement and promise ring pairs that mirror each other in profile, and mixed gender sets such as a ring paired with cufflinks or a pendant paired with a signet, each design can emphasize either unity through identical settings or complementarity through deliberate contrast in metal and mount. Contact our design team at The Natural Emerald Company for a technical consultation, we will provide CAD mock ups, setting specifications, and care guidance to ensure longevity and optimal presentation of these Colombian emeralds.


























