
"A rare Zambian emerald, admired for its natural beauty and distinct jardin inclusions — a signature of authenticity, magnified 20x to reveal the gem’s unique internal landscape."
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Emerald is the gem of deep connection and intuitive clarity. It nurtures harmony in relationships, inspires unwavering loyalty, and awakens the inner eye to foresee possibilities and sense honesty in the hearts of others.
Modern Valuation Factors
- Color: The most important factor, with bluish-green to pure green hues being most prized
- Clarity: Inclusions are expected but should not compromise structural integrity
- Cut: Often cut in emerald or oval shapes to maximize color and protect the stone
- Carat: Large, high-quality emeralds are exceptionally rare
Emerald valuation considers four key aspects:
Care & Preservation
- Clean only with mild soap and lukewarm water using a soft brush
- Avoid exposure to chemicals, heat, and sudden temperature changes
- Store separately in soft cloth to prevent scratches
- Remove before physical activities or household chores