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3.25Ct New Colombian Color Emerald From Brazil!!
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 8.500 x 8.500 x 4.800mm
- Weight (cts)
- 3.250
- Treatment
- Oiled (Cedar/Joban)
- Shape
- Octagonal, Emerald
- Type
- Faceted
- Colours
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Gemstone Information
- Type: Natural Emerald
- Weight: 3.25Ct
- Birth Stone: May
- Treatment: Joban Oiled
- Color: Green
- Origin: Brazil
- Certificate: None
Introducing the Amazing Brazilian Emerald!
Wow, this is one super cool green gem called the Brazilian Joban Emerald. It's like a hidden treasure from Brazil!
The color? Oh, it's GREEN, like grass and leaves, but more sparkly and magical!
It's kinda heavy for its size, and that makes it even more special.
The shape? Well, it's cut in a fancy way called the Brilliantly OctagonCut. Sounds fancy, right?
It shines like a star in the night sky! The quality is really good, with no yucky stuff inside (that's what they call 'clarity').
There's only 1 of these gems, just one piece! It's super unique.
They say it got a special treatment called 'Joban Oiled' to make it even prettier. It's like putting glitter on your art project!
And guess what? It's from Brazil, a country far away known for its beautiful emeralds. So, this gem is like a piece of Brazil in your hand!
So, if you want a magical green gem that's one of a kind, this Brazilian Joban Emerald is where it's at!
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- 8.500 x 8.500 x 4.800 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 3.250
- Treatment
- Oiled (Cedar/Joban)
- Shape
- Octagonal, Emerald
- Type
- Faceted
- Colours
-
Gemstone Information
- Type: Natural Emerald
- Weight: 3.25Ct
- Birth Stone: May
- Treatment: Joban Oiled
- Color: Green
- Origin: Brazil
- Certificate: None
Introducing the Amazing Brazilian Emerald!
Wow, this is one super cool green gem called the Brazilian Joban Emerald. It's like a hidden treasure from Brazil!
The color? Oh, it's GREEN, like grass and leaves, but more sparkly and magical!
It's kinda heavy for its size, and that makes it even more special.
The shape? Well, it's cut in a fancy way called the Brilliantly OctagonCut. Sounds fancy, right?
It shines like a star in the night sky! The quality is really good, with no yucky stuff inside (that's what they call 'clarity').
There's only 1 of these gems, just one piece! It's super unique.
They say it got a special treatment called 'Joban Oiled' to make it even prettier. It's like putting glitter on your art project!
And guess what? It's from Brazil, a country far away known for its beautiful emeralds. So, this gem is like a piece of Brazil in your hand!
So, if you want a magical green gem that's one of a kind, this Brazilian Joban Emerald is where it's at!
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| Standard Shipping - Tracked | $12.00 / 14 days | $12.00 / 14 days |
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Thailand
Standard Shipping - Tracked is discounted to $20.00 on orders with 2 or more items
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| FedEx | $32.00 / 7 days | $32.00 / 7 days |
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Thailand
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Rest of the world
FedEx is discounted to $49.00 on orders with 2 or more items
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NeutralDescription stated no yucky stuff inside. Stone has a fracture that runs from side to side and top to bottom. Not visible in video.
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Positive
Item received as expected. Thx u
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Positive
I like it
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Positive
Cool looking stone
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Positive
Very nice looking sapphire
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