Cut stone
Muzo, Colombia · Cut by Christian, 6 July 2026
Photographs at ×5 zoom: most inclusions are not visible to the naked eye.
Price incl. VAT, France and European Union.
Outside the European Union: the price is understood exclusive of French VAT. Any import duties and taxes are payable by the recipient.
One-of-a-kind piece, a single example available.
Specifications
| Reference | JOH-02026-CD52 |
|---|---|
| Origin The country is established by the laboratory from the inclusions and the chemical composition of the stone. The exact mine is stated only when we can prove it: otherwise we write Colombia and nothing more. | Colombia |
| Weight The carat is a unit of mass, not of size: 1 ct equals 0.2 gram. Two stones of the same weight can look very different depending on their cut. Rely on the dimensions in millimeters just below. | 0.61 ct |
| Color This is the first price criterion on an emerald. What is sought is a sustained green, neither too dark, which would deaden the stone, nor too light, which would strip it of presence. The video on the listing shows the real color, without retouching. | Medium green |
| Shape & cut The emerald cut, rectangular with clipped corners, protects a fragile material and brings out depth of color rather than sparkle. Pear, cushion and oval serve the same ends with a different silhouette. | Emerald |
| Treatment Almost every emerald on the market receives a filling in its open fissures, oil or resin. The laboratory measures two distinct things, the nature of the product used and the amount found. The value shown here is taken from the report, word for word. | Minor oil |
| Comments | Natural stone, no solid resin treatment (perma) |
| Certificate The report of an independent laboratory, readable in full below. It is the only item in the file that we do not write ourselves: it lets you check our claims without taking our word for it. | Bellerophon Gemlab · n° T24295 |
We withdraw the stone from sale for 48 hours, while you decide. No commitment and no deposit.
Tell us what you want to see: the color in daylight, the jardin of inclusions, the stone in movement.
Description of the stone
This step-cut octagon has everything you expect from a classic, a pure, generous green and a lively brilliance.
A few discreet feathers run through the crystal without taking anything from its brilliance. Minor oil declared, according to traditional lapidary practice.
An easy size to set, with no constraints for the jeweler. Photographs and video of the exact stone, without retouching.
Frequently asked questions
Our photographs and our video show the exact stone, with no retouching at all. But the color of an emerald is never fixed: it changes with exposure to light. The same green will look deeper in daylight, warmer under a lamp, darker in shade. That is true of every emerald, not only ours.
This is why video remains the most faithful rendering: the stone moves, and you see it from several angles and under several angles of light, as if you were holding it. If you want to see it in other conditions, ask us for an extra video: we will film it and send it to you.
A secure handover comes first. Depending on your project, we hand the stone to you in person, anywhere in the world, or ship it by FedEx, within France or internationally, insured and signed for on delivery. It always travels with its certificate. Timing depends on the delivery method and, for a FedEx shipment, on the destination country.
Journey of this emerald
We documented this emerald's journey, from the rough stone through to its independent certification.
Muzo, Colombia · Cut by Christian, 6 July 2026
N° JOH-02026-CD52
Independent laboratory report supplied with every stone
FedEx shipping, insured and against signature
A question about a stone gets an answer the next business day
Hand-picked on the spot, no middleman
Authenticity
Every stone comes with a report from an independent laboratory. Check it for yourself.
Authenticity confirmed by the report of an independent gemological laboratory.
Our authenticity and treatment disclosure policy →Color, garden of inclusions, cut, weight and treatment: the five criteria that set the price of a stone are set out on a separate page.