3.33 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Emerald Pair from Ethiopia

From the moment these two Ethiopian emeralds first caught the light in the earth, their story began, a slow conversation between geology and time. Mined in pockets where ancient volcanic activity met hydrothermal rhythms, each crystal grew under pressure and patience, soaking in trace elements that give emeralds their living green. At The Natural Emerald Company we traced their origin back to small scale miners whose hands have long known these stones, and we respect the cultural threads that connect community, land, and craft. The pair weighs 1.54 carats and 1.79 carats respectively, each cut in the classic emerald cut shape, the first measuring 8.24 x 6.23 x 4.38 mm, the second 8.18 x 6.24 x 4.82 mm. Their clarity is slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the kind of internal fingerprint that testifies to a natural history rather than a flaw, their color intensity is intense, and their polish is excellent. Enhancement is standard, the treatment that stabilizes and reveals the stone without diminishing its origin story.

These two stones are ideal for crafting a custom pair of earrings that will feel heirloom born from nature and human hands, a design that honors their Ethiopian roots and the journey they have traveled. Imagine the emerald cuts set in warm gold to emphasize the deep green, or cool platinum to let their brilliance sing, each mounting designed to balance the slight difference in carat weight so that when worn they speak in harmony. Because the cut is emerald, their step facets will catch the light in broad planes, creating a refined glow that suits both daytime confidence and evening grace. As a salesperson at The Natural Emerald Company I work with jewelers and clients to translate this provenance into a piece that reflects personal narrative, whether the design leans minimal and modern, or richly ornate with halo accents that celebrate the stones history. When you choose these emeralds for custom earrings you are choosing more than color and clarity, you are choosing a lineage of earth and craft, an intimate link from Ethiopian mine to final setting, a pair that will be worn and remembered.