1 pcs Green Emerald - 4.69 ct - Bellerophon Gemlab - Brazil Origin






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Emerald, 1 stone, 4.686 ct, octagon faceted cut, green and transparent, Brazilian origin, oil-treated, accompanied by Bellerophon Gemlab Report No. B77241.
Description from the seller
Natural Brazilian Emerald – 4.686 ct – Certified
One loose natural emerald originating from Brazil, accompanied by Bellerophon Gemlab Report No. B77241.
Weight: 4.686 ct
Measurements: 10.64 × 10.63 × 7.17 mm
Shape and cut: Faceted octagonal
Colour: Green
Colour distribution: Even
Colour stability: Stable
Clarity: Transparent
Fluorescence: None
Treatment: Moderate amount of oil
Origin: Brazil
Estimated geological age: Approximately 520 million years
The emerald displays an attractive green colour and a substantial face-up appearance of approximately 10.6 mm. Natural inclusions and fissures characteristic of emerald are visible under magnification and in the photographs. Please examine all images carefully, as they form an important part of the description.
The gemstone is accompanied by its original Bellerophon Gemlab report.
Photography:
The photographs were taken under natural daylight and indoor lighting to show the gemstone under different conditions. Colours may vary slightly depending on the lighting conditions and screen settings. Macro photography can make inclusions appear more prominent than they are to the unaided eye.
Shipping:
The gemstone will be securely packaged and shipped using DHL or FedEx, depending on the destination, with tracking provided. Any customs duties, import taxes, VAT or clearance charges imposed by the destination country are the sole responsibility of the buyer.
Natural Brazilian Emerald – 4.686 ct – Certified
One loose natural emerald originating from Brazil, accompanied by Bellerophon Gemlab Report No. B77241.
Weight: 4.686 ct
Measurements: 10.64 × 10.63 × 7.17 mm
Shape and cut: Faceted octagonal
Colour: Green
Colour distribution: Even
Colour stability: Stable
Clarity: Transparent
Fluorescence: None
Treatment: Moderate amount of oil
Origin: Brazil
Estimated geological age: Approximately 520 million years
The emerald displays an attractive green colour and a substantial face-up appearance of approximately 10.6 mm. Natural inclusions and fissures characteristic of emerald are visible under magnification and in the photographs. Please examine all images carefully, as they form an important part of the description.
The gemstone is accompanied by its original Bellerophon Gemlab report.
Photography:
The photographs were taken under natural daylight and indoor lighting to show the gemstone under different conditions. Colours may vary slightly depending on the lighting conditions and screen settings. Macro photography can make inclusions appear more prominent than they are to the unaided eye.
Shipping:
The gemstone will be securely packaged and shipped using DHL or FedEx, depending on the destination, with tracking provided. Any customs duties, import taxes, VAT or clearance charges imposed by the destination country are the sole responsibility of the buyer.
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