No reserve price - 1 pcs Green Emerald - 2.03 ct - Instituto Gemólogico Español (IGE) - 2.03ct Colombian Emerald






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Natural Colombian Emerald – 2.03 ct – Pear Cut – Vivid Green (Grade A) – IGE Certified
An attractive 2.03-carat natural emerald, featuring a beautiful pear-shaped cut and a vivid bluish-green colour, accompanied by a gemological grading certificate issued by the Instituto Gemológico Español (IGE).
The gemstone displays a lively green appearance with subtle bluish undertones, characteristic natural inclusions and an appealing combination of colour and transparency.
According to the IGE grading report, the emerald has been classified as Grade A – Vivid Green, with transparent appearance and moderately included clarity.
Its elegant pear-shaped cut makes it particularly suitable for a bespoke jewellery creation, such as a pendant or a statement ring.
Gemstone Specifications
* Gemstone: Natural Emerald
* Mineral species: Beryl
* Weight: 2.03 ct
* Shape & Cut: Pear
* Measurements: 11.92 × 7.57 × 4.68 mm
* Colour: Bluish Green
* Colour Grade: A – Vivid Green
* Transparency: Transparent
* Colour Distribution: Slightly Uneven
* Clarity Grade: Moderately Included
* Clarity Enhancement: F2 (Moderate)
* Geographical Origin: Colombia (gemological characteristics consistent with Colombian origin)
Gemological Certification
The gemstone is accompanied by an individual grading certificate issued by the Instituto Gemológico Español (IGE).
Certificate Number: 923021644154
Certificate Date: October 14, 2026
The certificate documents the gemstone’s natural identification, weight, dimensions, colour classification, transparency, clarity, enhancement level and geographical origin assessment.
The authenticity of the report can be verified through the laboratory’s official website: www.ige.org/ereport
Additional Information
Colombian emeralds are internationally appreciated for their distinctive green colours and their importance in the world of fine gemstones.
This particular emerald stands out for its IGE-certified A – Vivid Green colour grade, elegant pear-shaped proportions and natural internal characteristics.
The gemstone is presented in its IGE laboratory identification case and is accompanied by its original gemological grading certificate.
All photographs show the actual gemstone under different viewing conditions. Images are enlarged to illustrate its colour, cut and natural inclusions.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description. Actual colour appearance may vary depending on lighting conditions and screen settings.
Sending from EU.
Natural Colombian Emerald – 2.03 ct – Pear Cut – Vivid Green (Grade A) – IGE Certified
An attractive 2.03-carat natural emerald, featuring a beautiful pear-shaped cut and a vivid bluish-green colour, accompanied by a gemological grading certificate issued by the Instituto Gemológico Español (IGE).
The gemstone displays a lively green appearance with subtle bluish undertones, characteristic natural inclusions and an appealing combination of colour and transparency.
According to the IGE grading report, the emerald has been classified as Grade A – Vivid Green, with transparent appearance and moderately included clarity.
Its elegant pear-shaped cut makes it particularly suitable for a bespoke jewellery creation, such as a pendant or a statement ring.
Gemstone Specifications
* Gemstone: Natural Emerald
* Mineral species: Beryl
* Weight: 2.03 ct
* Shape & Cut: Pear
* Measurements: 11.92 × 7.57 × 4.68 mm
* Colour: Bluish Green
* Colour Grade: A – Vivid Green
* Transparency: Transparent
* Colour Distribution: Slightly Uneven
* Clarity Grade: Moderately Included
* Clarity Enhancement: F2 (Moderate)
* Geographical Origin: Colombia (gemological characteristics consistent with Colombian origin)
Gemological Certification
The gemstone is accompanied by an individual grading certificate issued by the Instituto Gemológico Español (IGE).
Certificate Number: 923021644154
Certificate Date: October 14, 2026
The certificate documents the gemstone’s natural identification, weight, dimensions, colour classification, transparency, clarity, enhancement level and geographical origin assessment.
The authenticity of the report can be verified through the laboratory’s official website: www.ige.org/ereport
Additional Information
Colombian emeralds are internationally appreciated for their distinctive green colours and their importance in the world of fine gemstones.
This particular emerald stands out for its IGE-certified A – Vivid Green colour grade, elegant pear-shaped proportions and natural internal characteristics.
The gemstone is presented in its IGE laboratory identification case and is accompanied by its original gemological grading certificate.
All photographs show the actual gemstone under different viewing conditions. Images are enlarged to illustrate its colour, cut and natural inclusions.
Please examine the photographs carefully, as they form an integral part of the description. Actual colour appearance may vary depending on lighting conditions and screen settings.
Sending from EU.
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