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8.64 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Emerald Pair from Colombia - Muzo
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Stone type: | Emerald | Emerald |
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Item ID: | PR14177 | PR14177 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.23 Width: 9.34 Height: 6.69 | Length: 10.23 Width: 9.34 Height: 6.69 |
Weight: | 4.33 Ct. | 4.31 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 - Muzo | Colombia - Muzo |
Per carat price: help | $11,050 | $11,050 |
This pair of Colombian Muzo emeralds presented by The Natural Emerald Company comprises two closely matched stones weighing 4.33 carats and 4.31 carats respectively, each measured at 10.23 x 9.34 x 6.69 millimeters, asscher octagon in outline, asscher cut with strong step faceting and truncated corners. The asscher cut in this instance has been executed to emphasize the characteristic hall of mirrors effect that step faceting imparts, with broad crown steps that cascade into a deep stepped pavilion, and a generous table that anchors the visual plane. The measured depth of these stones is approximately six point sixty nine millimeters, yielding a depth ratio of approximately sixty eight point four percent when referenced to the average of the length and width, a proportion that supports color saturation while preserving face up presence. Origin is Muzo Colombia, which is noted for its dense chromium induced green, and enhancement is standard, applied to stabilize and improve clarity in a manner consistent with high quality Colombian material.
The cutting and faceting deserve technical emphasis, because the asscher octagon shape is not merely an aesthetic choice, it is a structural one that controls light return and color distribution. The faceting architecture here uses large, well aligned pavilion steps to focus and deepen the green, while the crown steps have been cut with calibrated slope and facet width to avoid excessive light leakage through the table, thereby maintaining a vivid color intensity throughout. The octagonal outline and symmetrically truncated corners reduce the appearance of corner weight loss when set, and the precise girdle and pavilion junctions indicate skilled lapidary work. Polish is graded excellent, manifested by crisp facet junctions and mirror like facet planes, which maximize luster and contribute to strong, even reflections across the table and along the step facets.
Clarity has been evaluated as slightly included at eye level, which in emerald nomenclature corresponds to inclusions that are visible under direct observation but do not materially detract from overall transparency or color appeal. The internal characteristics present as classic jardin formations and discrete growth related features, rather than diffuse clouding, allowing light to penetrate and interact with the chromophores responsible for the vivid green. This clarity grade, combined with the asscher step architecture, actually enhances the perceived depth of color by providing micro contrast within the pavilion steps, a quality often prized by connoisseurs. Standard enhancement has been applied to reduce the visibility of surface reaching fissures and to improve overall stability, a practice that is industry accepted for Colombian emeralds. From a practical standpoint, these stones are best served by secure settings that protect the girdle and corners, such as bezel or partial bezel settings, and by routine care that avoids harsh ultrasonic cleaning.
Pristine condition is a defining attribute of this pair, and it materially contributes to their collectible value. There are no reported recuts or repolishes, facet surfaces are intact and free of chips or nicks, and the pair is exceptionally well matched in weight, dimension, color intensity and facet alignment, which enhances suitability as companion stones in high end jewelry. The close parity of four point three three and four point three one carats with identical length and width dimensions is a rare combination that simplifies design decisions and elevates pairing value for earrings, a matched set in a ring and pendant combination, or bespoke designs where mirror image symmetry is required. When provenance, cut quality, polish excellence, vivid Muzo color and pristine physical condition are considered together, these emeralds represent an investment in both gemological integrity and aesthetic performance, and The Natural Emerald Company stands ready to provide full gemological documentation, high resolution imaging and consultation to support integration of these stones into the finest jewelry settings.



























