1.00 Carat Colombian Emerald F1 (Certified) & 0.26 Carats Diamonds VS2 Set In 18 Karat Yellow Gold
1.00ct Colombian Emerald (F1) & Diamond Stud Earrings in 18K Yellow Gold – 32 Melee Diamonds
These exquisite Colombian emerald and diamond stud earrings blend timeless elegance with vibrant natural beauty. Featuring a closely matched pair of natural round mixed-cut emeralds totaling 1.00 carat, each stone showcases a medium-dark green hue, moderate inclusions, and a good cut, all consistent with the finest emeralds sourced from Colombia.
Each emerald is certified F1 clarity enhanced, indicating minor oil treatment—a traditional and accepted method used to enrich the stone’s natural appearance without compromising its integrity.
Surrounding the emeralds are 32 brilliant VS2-clarity melee diamonds, totaling 0.26 carats, set in radiant 18K yellow gold. Weighing 1.9 grams in total, these earrings offer a balanced feel and understated luxury, ideal for both special occasions and refined everyday wear.
Certified by Charles I. Carmona, Graduate Gemologist (GIA), these earrings are a rare and wearable investment.
Details:
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Emerald Total Weight: 1.00 carat
– (0.485ct: 4.97–4.83 x 3.68 mm)
– (0.515ct: 5.11–5.03 x 3.94 mm) - Shape/Cut: Round mixed cut
- Color: Medium-dark green
- Clarity: Moderately included
- Enhancement: Minor clarity enhancement (F1)
- Origin: Colombia
- Diamond Total Weight: 0.26 carats (VS2 clarity, 32 melee diamonds)
- Metal: Solid 18K Yellow Gold
- Total Weight: 1.9 grams
- Certification Included
Item Number: 540-243
Certification Date: 06/24/2025
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