1 pcs Green Emerald - 15.18 ct - International Gemological Institute (IGI)






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Emerald, one stone, 15.18 carats, origin Zambia, IGI report 764694871; color green, semi-transparent, emerald-cut with mixed facets, moderate inclusions and heat-treated.
Description from the seller
Large emerald with a semi-transparent green color, excellent cut, very good symmetry, perfect for making jewelry or for your collection
Weight: 15.18 carats
Measurements: 16.39x13.15x9.18 mm
Shape and cut style: Emerald, mixed
Color and transparency: Green, Semi-Transparent
Country of Origin: Zambia
For more details and information, please consult IGI report 764694871
Large emerald with a semi-transparent green color, excellent cut, very good symmetry, perfect for making jewelry or for your collection
Weight: 15.18 carats
Measurements: 16.39x13.15x9.18 mm
Shape and cut style: Emerald, mixed
Color and transparency: Green, Semi-Transparent
Country of Origin: Zambia
For more details and information, please consult IGI report 764694871
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