7.08 Carats Brazilian Emerald No-Oil (Certified) & 0.56 Carats Diamonds VS2 (34 melees) 3.6 Grams Set In 14 Karat Yellow Gold Pendant Includes 14 Karat Chain 18 Inches
7.08 Carat No-Oil Brazilian Emerald & Diamond Pendant in 14K Yellow Gold (Certified)
Elevate your collection with a piece of breathtaking rarity—featuring a 7.08 carat natural emerald with no evidence of treatment, certified by gemologist Charles I. Carmona. This Brazilian emerald stuns with its deep, semi-transparent medium-dark green hue, enhanced only by nature and masterful cutting.
Framed by 34 brilliant VS2 clarity diamonds totaling 0.56 carats, this pendant is set in radiant 14K yellow gold, offering a striking contrast that enhances the emerald’s glow. Suspended from a classic 18-inch yellow gold chain, the piece is both bold and elegant—perfect for collectors and connoisseurs of fine gemstones.
- Emerald Weight: 7.08 carats
- Measurements: 12.15 x 9.58 x 7.55 mm
- Treatment: None (no-oil, no enhancement)
- Diamond Weight: 0.56 carats (34 melee, VS2 clarity)
- Pendant Weight: 3.6g (14K Yellow Gold)
- Chain: 14K Yellow Gold, 18 inches
- Origin: Brazil
- Certification by Charles I. Carmona, Graduate Gemologist
- Report Number: 501-247
💚 No-oil emeralds over 7 carats are exceedingly rare, making this an extraordinary treasure destined for heirloom status.
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