Pendant - 18 kt. White gold - 14.25ct. tw. Emerald - Diamond





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This 18-carat white-gold pendant features a 13.3-carat pear-shaped Colombian emerald with clarity enhancement and ten natural brilliant-cut diamonds, accompanied by LFG report 418179.
Description from the seller
Pendentif in 18-carat white gold, natural Colombian emerald of 13.30 ct and diamonds of 0.95 ct
Magnificent contemporary pendant in 18 carat white gold (750/1000), set with a large natural Colombian emerald, accompanied by 10 brilliant-cut diamonds.
Jewelry characteristics
* Jewelry: pendant
* Metal: white/gray gold 18 carats (750/1000)
* Total weight of the jewelry: 7.98 g
* Central stone: natural emerald (beryl)
* Geographical origin of the emerald: Colombia
* Emerald weight: 13.30 carats
* Shape: pear
* Dimensions of the emerald: 20.92 × 14.04 × 9.50 mm
* Supporting stones: 10 brilliant-cut diamonds
* Total diamond weight: approximately 0.95 carat
* Diamond color: G/H
* Diamond clarity: VS2/SI1
* Era: contemporary
* Condition: very good according to the Monaco Gem Lab report
Gemological certificates
The emerald is accompanied by a report from the French Gemology Laboratory (LFG), no. 418179, dated May 21, 2025, confirming its identification as a natural emerald and its Colombian origin.
The report notes F1 resin treatment, corresponding to a minor clarity enhancement.
A jewelry passport was also issued by Monaco Gem Lab on September 8, 2026, reference no. 259.1.1, describing the pendant, its 750 gold mounting, and its stones.
A remarkable piece due to the presence of its large central emerald, its pear shape, and its surrounding diamonds.
Both gemological documents will be supplied with the jewel.
Pendentif in 18-carat white gold, natural Colombian emerald of 13.30 ct and diamonds of 0.95 ct
Magnificent contemporary pendant in 18 carat white gold (750/1000), set with a large natural Colombian emerald, accompanied by 10 brilliant-cut diamonds.
Jewelry characteristics
* Jewelry: pendant
* Metal: white/gray gold 18 carats (750/1000)
* Total weight of the jewelry: 7.98 g
* Central stone: natural emerald (beryl)
* Geographical origin of the emerald: Colombia
* Emerald weight: 13.30 carats
* Shape: pear
* Dimensions of the emerald: 20.92 × 14.04 × 9.50 mm
* Supporting stones: 10 brilliant-cut diamonds
* Total diamond weight: approximately 0.95 carat
* Diamond color: G/H
* Diamond clarity: VS2/SI1
* Era: contemporary
* Condition: very good according to the Monaco Gem Lab report
Gemological certificates
The emerald is accompanied by a report from the French Gemology Laboratory (LFG), no. 418179, dated May 21, 2025, confirming its identification as a natural emerald and its Colombian origin.
The report notes F1 resin treatment, corresponding to a minor clarity enhancement.
A jewelry passport was also issued by Monaco Gem Lab on September 8, 2026, reference no. 259.1.1, describing the pendant, its 750 gold mounting, and its stones.
A remarkable piece due to the presence of its large central emerald, its pear shape, and its surrounding diamonds.
Both gemological documents will be supplied with the jewel.
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