Zimbabwean emeralds, particularly those from the Sandawana mines, are known for their deep green color and high chromium content, according to gemological resources. The Sandawana deposits are located in the Mberengwa District, Midlands Province, and are characterized by emeralds found at the contact between greenstones and pegmatite intrusions. While the emeralds can be of high quality, they are also known for being highly included, making large, gem-quality specimens relatively rare

HISTORY OF EMERALD

Emerald was favorite of Cleopatra, Spanish Conquistadors and today’s Red Carpet, wars have waged over this treasured stone. In the 1st century AD, Roman historian Pliny the Elder wrote that “nothing greens greener” than emeralda sentiment that continues today, as it remains one of the most sought-after gems on the market. The beautiful green hues of this beryl variety, combined with its rarity, make it one of the world’s most valuable gemstones.

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