1 pcs Green Emerald - 4.23 ct - Gem research Swiss Lab (GRS)





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Natural emerald (beryl), single stone of 4.23 ct, green cushion with a mixed cut, transparent and eye-clean, with no evidence of treatment and origin from Zambia, documented by GRS report GRS2026-037657.
Description from the seller
GRS 認証の天然エメラルド・ベリル。非常に美しいネオン系の青緑色のトーンと、肉眼でクリーンなエメラルドです。光沢も良く、写真に見えるような亀裂はありません。
GRS Report No : GRS2026-037657
Weight : 4.23 ctw
Species : Natural Beryl
Color : Green
Shape : Cushion
Measurements : 12.11 x 9.28 x 5.87 mm
Transparency : Transparent
Comment : CE (0): Insignificant
Origin :
Gemmological testing revealed characteristics corresponding to those of a natural emerald from:
Zambia
Please check GRS Report for further information.
Shipping will be via FedEx with full insurance delivery service.
Seller's Story
GRS 認証の天然エメラルド・ベリル。非常に美しいネオン系の青緑色のトーンと、肉眼でクリーンなエメラルドです。光沢も良く、写真に見えるような亀裂はありません。
GRS Report No : GRS2026-037657
Weight : 4.23 ctw
Species : Natural Beryl
Color : Green
Shape : Cushion
Measurements : 12.11 x 9.28 x 5.87 mm
Transparency : Transparent
Comment : CE (0): Insignificant
Origin :
Gemmological testing revealed characteristics corresponding to those of a natural emerald from:
Zambia
Please check GRS Report for further information.
Shipping will be via FedEx with full insurance delivery service.
Seller's Story
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