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6.99 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Emerald Pair from Colombia
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Stone type: | Emerald | Emerald |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR14176 | PR14176 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.25 Width: 8.85 Height: 7.21 | Length: 9.25 Width: 8.85 Height: 7.21 |
Weight: | 3.44 Ct. | 3.55 Ct. |
Color: help | Green | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher Cut | Asscher Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Standard | Standard |
Origin: help | Colombia | Colombia |
Per carat price: help | $9,788 | $9,788 |
A rare duet of Colombian origin, presented by The Natural Emerald Company, these two transparent emeralds make a statement of exclusivity reserved for a discerning few. One stone weighs 3.44 carats and the other 3.55 carats, each precisely measured at 9.25 x 8.85 x 7.21 mm, offering superb symmetry and balance for a matched pair. Both are fashioned in an asscher octagon shape, a form that announces its presence with architectural calm and historic refinement. Their vivid color intensity announces the classic Colombian green that collectors prize, while the clarity is graded slightly included at eye level, a natural fingerprint that confirms authenticity and character. Enhancement is standard, disclosed and carefully executed to preserve the gemological integrity, and an excellent polish elevates the surface sheen so each facet catches and returns light with luminous clarity. Owning this pair means joining an elite circle of connoisseurs who seek not just color and weight, but provenance, matched dimensions, and the highest standards of finishing.
The asscher octagon cut of these stones is at the heart of their rare appeal, a cutting style that requires patient hands and a practiced eye to reveal interior life without sacrificing color depth. The asscher step cut creates broad, deep facets arranged in precise concentric planes, a geometry that emphasizes depth and color saturation rather than scintillation alone. Against other cutting traditions, the asscher octagon reads as disciplined and refined, producing a hall of mirrors effect where planes reflect and refract light in broad flashes, revealing the vivid green in layers that feel almost painterly. By contrast, brilliant cuts scatter light into rainbow flashes and lively sparkle, while traditional emerald cuts favor elongated steps that emphasize clarity and transparency. The artisans who shaped these gems balanced the table size, facet proportions, and pavilion and crown angles to maximize the Colombian green while preserving the internal character that makes each stone unique.
Comparing cutting techniques clarifies the craftsmanship behind this pair, and highlights why matched asscher emeralds of this quality are so scarce. A brilliant cutter aims to disperse light into scintillation, working with dozens of minute facets to prioritize sparkle, but this approach can dilute pure color in stones where hue is the primary treasure. An emerald cutter typically elongates the stone and opens a larger table to display internal features, yet when a cutter pursues an asscher octagon, the challenge is to craft step facets that concentrate color and create depth while avoiding windowing or dead zones. The cutters at The Natural Emerald Company employed hand guided precision and thoughtful facet sequencing to ensure that each pavilion plane supports a vibrant return of green, and that the crown facets are polished to an evenness that allows the color to sing. Matching two stones to such tight dimensional and visual tolerances demands iterative review under consistent daylight simulation, meticulous reorientation, and the skill to adjust angles by fractions of a degree to achieve harmonious pairing.
Beyond the technical comparison, the result is an object of bespoke rarity, a matched pair destined for settings where craftsmanship and provenance matter as much as color and carat. These two stones can be mounted as earrings, a pendant and ring set, or as companion stones in a single commissioned piece, each option designed to celebrate their shared dimensions and complementary strengths. Their slight inclusions, visible at eye level only under close inspection, are embraced as natural signatures, each one a reassurance of authenticity and an element that makes the pair impossible to replicate by synthetic or improvised means. The excellent polish ensures that metalwork will meet gemstone with minimal modification, allowing fine settings to cradle the asscher octagon facets without obscuring the angular geometry that defines their look. For private clients and collectors who request an exclusive selection, this pair represents a rare opportunity, because emeralds of matched carat weight, identical dimensions, vivid intensity, and Colombian origin do not arrive to market often, and when they do, they are quickly claimed.
At The Natural Emerald Company we present these stones with full transparency, and with the option for custom commissioning that honors both gem and owner. Enhancement status is stated as standard, consistent with industry practice, and we provide detailed imagery and in person viewing for serious clients, together with gemological documentation on request to confirm origin, weight, and clarity assessment. For the collector who values discreet luxury and the quiet distinction of owning items from a limited trove, this matched asscher octagon pair offers an invitation to join a small circle of owners who possess a truly singular expression of Colombian emerald. If you seek a bespoke setting, a private consultation, or a careful appraisal tailored to investment and legacy, our team will guide you through options for mounting, metal choices, and design language that preserve the stones integrity while amplifying their presence. Owning this pair is not simply a purchase, it is the acquisition of a rare dialogue between natural beauty and human mastery, a conversation curated by The Natural Emerald Company for those who appreciate the finest of nature and the finest of hands.



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