3.22 CT EMERALD

Emeralds, the green variety of the mineral beryl, have been cherished for centuries for their lush and captivating green color. The rich, deep green hue of emeralds is attributed to the presence of chromium or vanadium in their composition. One of the most famous sources of emeralds historically is Colombia & Zambia, known for producing some of the finest and most intense green specimens. The allure of emeralds lies not only in their vibrant color but also in their historical significance, cultural importance, and association with luxury.

Emeralds, like other gemstones, are graded based on the “Four Cs”: color, clarity, cut, and carat weight. The most desirable emeralds exhibit a vivid green color with high transparency and minimal inclusions. Emeralds are highly prized and continue to be sought after for both high-end jewelry and collector’s pieces, representing a timeless and elegant choice for those who appreciate the allure of green gemstones.