0.8 ct Raw gem-quality Muzo emerald crystal!- 0.16 g





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0.8 ct raw jewel-quality Muzo emerald crystal from Muzo, Colombia.
Description from the seller
Beautiful emerald crystal in a great size! Consistent top color and clarity, also usable as a faceted stone!
Finely formed exterior surfaces in the typical emerald crystal structure!
With the transparency, this emerald from the world-famous Muzo mine offers a true piece of jewelry!!
Photographed with zoom and in sunlight!
The package will be insured and shipped with a tracking number.
Please note the shipping costs. These have been checked and are recognized by Catawiki.
As the buyer, you bear all import and customs costs that may arise afterwards. These can vary depending on country/size/value.
In some listings the stones are backlit, illuminated from below/behind/side or from above to better depict the color and the internal structure. Every device, whether a camera or a monitor, handles colors slightly differently. This can easily lead to slightly different color tones compared to reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description.
Beautiful emerald crystal in a great size! Consistent top color and clarity, also usable as a faceted stone!
Finely formed exterior surfaces in the typical emerald crystal structure!
With the transparency, this emerald from the world-famous Muzo mine offers a true piece of jewelry!!
Photographed with zoom and in sunlight!
The package will be insured and shipped with a tracking number.
Please note the shipping costs. These have been checked and are recognized by Catawiki.
As the buyer, you bear all import and customs costs that may arise afterwards. These can vary depending on country/size/value.
In some listings the stones are backlit, illuminated from below/behind/side or from above to better depict the color and the internal structure. Every device, whether a camera or a monitor, handles colors slightly differently. This can easily lead to slightly different color tones compared to reality, which is usually explained directly in the stone description.

