Certified Natural Oval-Cut Emerald Gemstone (4.85 Ct) for Jewelry Making - Suitable for Women and Men

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Emerald, a Gemstone of Legends and Wonders

Item Details: - Width: 0.2 inches - Material: Gemstone - Metal Type: No-metal-type - Gem Type: Zambian - green emerald - Total Gem Weight: 4.85 carats - Stone Color: Green

Emerald, the Legendary Gemstone

Emerald, the most renowned member of the beryl family, was once believed to endow the wearer with the ability to foresee the future and reveal the truth, as well as provide protection against evil spells. It was also thought to have curative properties, curing diseases like cholera and malaria. Additionally, wearing an emerald was believed to reveal the truthfulness of a lover's oath and enhance one's eloquence.

Caring for Emerald Jewelry

To maintain the beauty of emerald jewelry, use a soft microfiber cloth to remove any accumulated oil and dirt. Avoid using an ultrasonic cleaner, as it can remove the natural oils that the emeralds have been treated with, potentially causing damage to the gemstones. Always put on your jewelry after applying makeup, hairspray, or perfume, as the chemicals may harm the emeralds.

The Journey of a Gemstone

Few people outside the gem industry are aware of the arduous journey a gemstone takes from the mine to the store counter. Whether it's a traditional jewelry store, an online shopping site, or a television broadcast, the process involves immense effort, including the extraction of tons of earth and countless hours of labor, to bring a gem to the market.

Expert Verification and Certification

Our expert gemologists have thoroughly verified this green emerald, ensuring it has passed numerous quality tests and has been certified, giving us complete confidence in its top-quality status. Only then do we deliver the stones to you, as we care deeply about your loved ones.

Versatile and Alluring Gemstone Collection

GEMHUB offers a delightful and captivating range of emeralds, rubies, and sapphires, catering to a wide variety of preferences, from the smallest to the most substantial carats. These gemstones come in diverse shapes, including pear, teardrop, oval, square, round, marquise, trillion, emerald, cushion, and even fancy cuts. Whether you're seeking a birthstone or simply a beautiful gemstone, GEMHUB has a gem that is sure to delight and fulfill your desires.

The Big Three Precious Gemstones

Emeralds, sapphires, and rubies (the "big three") are generally considered the most precious gemstones, with several factors contributing to their elevated status: rarity, durability, and exceptional beauty. These gemstones can even be valued higher per carat than diamonds, cementing their position as the ultimate colored gemstones.

Emerald: The Distinctive Green Gem Emerald is renowned for its distinctive green color and is one of the four recognized precious stones. Its lower density allows a 1-carat emerald to appear larger than a 1-carat diamond. Emeralds measure between 7.5 and 8 on the Mohs scale of hardness, making them a durable choice for jewelry.

Ruby: The Blood-Red Gem Ruby, a variety of the mineral corundum (aluminum oxide), is a pink-ish red to blood-red colored gemstone and one of the most popular traditional jewelry choices. Revered for its bright red color, hardness, durability, luster, and rarity, ruby ranks 9 on the Mohs scale of hardness, second only to the diamond.

Sapphire: The Deep Blue Gem Sapphire, a precious gemstone known for its deep blue hue, is also a variety of the corundum family. Sapphire blue stones are the most valuable naturally blue colored gemstones in the world. Sapphires come in a variety of shapes, with the oval, round, cushion, and emerald cuts being the most popular.

Yellow Sapphire: The September Birthstone The yellow sapphire, a member of the corundum family and a twin of the ruby and blue sapphire, is a reliable and safe gemstone to wear. The yellow color is derived from the presence of iron within the stone.

Gemstones in Home and Office Decor Gemstones have gained immense popularity and are now commonly used in home interior designs, adorning gardens, terraces, and office spaces, adding a touch of elegance and comfort to the surroundings.

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