Emerald is a striking green gemstone, often associated with luxury and beauty. Its vivid color can range from deep green to lighter shades, depending on its chromium and vanadium content. Highly valued in jewelry, emeralds are typically cut into various shapes, with the “emerald cut” being particularly popular due to its step-cut facets that enhance the stone’s clarity. Historically, emeralds symbolize rebirth and love and have been cherished by various cultures for centuries.

Emerald is the bluish green to green variety of beryl, a mineral species that includes aquamarine. Highly saturated green color defines high quality emerald. Emerald cuts have concentric parallel rows of facets and beveled corners. “jardin,” or garden.

Wisdom and Intelligence: Emeralds are considered the "stone of successful love" and are said to enhance memory, mental clarity, and communication skills. Protection: In some cultures, emeralds were believed to protect against evil spirits, bringing prosperity and good fortune to the wearer