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It is indeed a pleasure to showcase this magnificent and rare Colombian emerald macled crystal , it has a carat weight of 7.88 Ct and outstanding alpine green color which is iconic from the legendary mine of Muzo, a stepwise formation of 4 crystals joined and formed together from millions of years ago, the emerald has a marvelous crystal with natural carbon inclusions, we decided to polish some parts of the surface of the stone in order to reveal its authentic beauty and nature, this emerald is totally unique and untreated, we hope this piece goes with one who really knows to appreciate the beauty of this very rare type of Muzo emeralds.

Gem: Colombian Emerald

Origin: Muzo, Boyaca, Colombia

Color: Alpine green

Dimensions: 11.95x9.17x9.12mm

Weight: 7.88 CT

Price per carat: 450 USD

Final price: 3546 USD

Treatment: None

FIXED PRICE, this emerald is not available for negotiation, we’re always open to negotiate our products however there are some special items that are indeed of a particular quality and rarity therefore we just purely try to give the best price for them.

For hundreds of years, the mines of Colombia have yielded many of the world’s finest emeralds. They were known to the Indian inhabitants prior to the arrival of the Spanish Conquistadors in the 1500s. After being introduced to emeralds in the spring of 1537 as a gift from the Boyacá Indians, over the following decades it was the Spanish who began to send them from what they called “New Grenada” back to Europe. Although emeralds had previously been known from Egypt and a small mining area in Austria (and perhaps from Central Asia), the material from Colombia was of much better quality. There are three main mining areas in the country – Muzo, Coscuez, and Chivor – located in two mountain belts 50 to 80 kilometers northeast of Bogotá.

SALES POLICY

Lunariagems offers 7 days full refund and return policy for all buyers.

Our Gemstones look very similar to the ones in photos, we use the best cameras available at the moment to capture their true color and nature.