Emerald ring, code 570.5

Emerald Ring Code 570.5

This jewelry piece features a Colombian emerald stone weighing 2.135 carats (1 piece). It also includes 8 pear-cut diamonds weighing 1.885 carats, and 78 brilliant-cut diamonds weighing 0.645 carats.

Gold Weight: 9.02 g

Diamond: 2.53 Carats

Stone: Colombian Emerald

Stone Weight: 2.135 Carats

Purity: 18

Additional Details: The Colombian emerald is considered one of the most beautiful and famous colored gemstones in the world, holding high value and having been used in the making of various jewelry for many years. The emerald is one of the most expensive gemstones that has been admired since ancient times, and the most important type of this stone is the Colombian emerald. Colombia is a country in South America that extracts and produces the highest quantity and finest quality of emeralds in the global market, to the extent that it is estimated Colombia holds 70 to 90 percent of the world's emerald market.

Colombian emeralds have been favored by celebrities, kings, and the wealthy since the time of Cleopatra and likely even before. The color tones and brilliance of Colombian emeralds are unique, giving them a special allure. The color of a Colombian emerald includes a dark green spectrum; they possess a pure and warm color and are of very high quality. Since dark green emeralds are rare in nature, the Colombian emerald, with its specific dark hue, is highly regarded. Although the color of Colombian emeralds has little variety, the deep green of this type distinguishes it from its Brazilian and Zambian counterparts. The Colombian emerald is considered a classic and luxurious stone that displays its beauty on all types of jewelry and is suitable for use with different styles, especially formal styles. The Colombian emerald is suitable for use in various types of jewelry, and the type of emerald cut, the number and dimensions of the emerald stones used in their construction, as well as the presence of other gemstones such as diamonds alongside the emerald, create diversity in models of jewelry featuring this precious stone. A ring with a Colombian emerald stone is one of the most striking types of stone-set rings that has fans worldwide. This stone harmonizes well with all gold colors, especially white gold, and will have a unique appearance when placed alongside stones like brilliant-cut diamonds. Buying a women's emerald ring is an excellent and magnificent choice for gifting, wearing at parties, or for use as a solitaire ring or an engagement ring. In addition to being admired for its deep green color, the Colombian emerald is favored by many for its numerous physical and spiritual properties. In the past, this colored precious stone was associated with mystery and was used to boost morale and provide peace of mind. This luxurious and energetic stone is known to be effective in improving eye diseases and digestive issues, and is recommended for increasing wealth, memory power, concentration, vitality, and health.

The pear-cut diamond has a combined form of a round and marquise cut; part of it is round and curved, and another part has a sharp angle. The raw diamond must be cut in a way that preserves its volume as much as possible so that after cutting, it can remain close to its initial weight.

One of the popular and famous cuts applied to this diamond stone for centuries is the round cut, which is known today as the "Brilliant" cut. It was first performed in Europe in the 1700s and underwent changes over time to become the modern brilliant stone. The brilliant is a type of diamond cut that has a 58-faceted shape. This 58-faceted cut was invented in 1919 by Marcel Tolkowsky, a diamond cutter from the city of Antwerp, Belgium, who created this multi-faceted cut on the round diamond shape common at that time using mathematical methods. Many gemologists know this 58-faceted cut as the "Tolkowsky cut," but colloquially, we know this cut as the "Brilliant cut."