1.62 ct. GIA Certified F1 Baguette cut Loose Natural Emerald

Ref. LEM364
GEMS: High-quality genuine natural Colombian emerald baguette cut form the Muzo mine.
CARAT WEIGHT: 1.62 ct.
COLOR: Deep green, excellent brightness.
CLARITY: Eye clean natural flaws absolutely normal in all genuine emeralds. It does not have black carbon spots, cracks or external refilled fractures.
SHAPE OR CUT: Baguette cut - rectangular.
MEASUREMENTS: 9.73L x 5.20W x 4.11D millimeters.
TREATMENT: GIA certified F1 minor clarity enhancement with colorless cedar wood oil.

This GIA certified F1 loose rectangular baguette-cut emerald originates from Colombia's prestigious Muzo mines, renowned for producing the world's finest emeralds. Weighing 1.62 carats, this stone displays exceptional eye-clean clarity and vibrant color saturation characteristic of premium Colombian emeralds. The elegant baguette cut maximizes the stone's natural beauty while providing versatility for custom jewelry design. Perfect for creating statement pendants, sophisticated necklaces, or heirloom-quality rings, this certified loose emerald combines rarity, quality, and value for discerning collectors and jewelry artisans.

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When you purchase any of our Colombian emeralds, we provide you a Gemstone Sales Receipt, it displays a colorful picture of the item, shows specific information about the origin & attributes of the gemstone, as well as the transaction details. It would be your proof of purchase and our guarantee of authenticity of the emerald you bought.

All emeralds or beryl have a natural formation of cylindrical and hexagonal shape, naturally the color is not even throughout all the rough cylinder, the color is found as a layer of color around the cylinder thin or thick and more accentuated at the base of it which is one of the tips of the cylinder; viewed from the side, the cylinder is bluish and when viewed from one of the tips, the color is yellowish, the diagonal cut of the stone taking the two combined colors, the two perfectly balanced colors, the desired bluish green appears into the gem already cut, if the miner is lucky and finds this base with solid color, then the gem will have an even color, but if the color is not like that then it will be a gem with the color in a large or small zone, that depends on the position and shape of the rough emerald stone.