8.95 Carats Colombian Emerald F1 GIA (Certified) & 0.55 Carats Diamonds Set In 14 Karat Yellow Gold. Includes 14 Karat Dia-Cut Chain 18” Adjustable 16”
Stunning 8.95 Carat Colombian Emerald & Diamond Pendant – GIA Certified
Exquisite and rare, this breathtaking pendant features a natural 8.95 carat Colombian Emerald, GIA-certified (Report #1232579942), with a vibrant green hue and classic octagonal step cut. Known for their unmatched beauty and value, Colombian emeralds are among the most sought-after gemstones in the world. This emerald has undergone standard F1 clarity enhancement to reveal its natural brilliance and character. It is accented by 0.55 carats of fine white diamonds—34 melee stones—meticulously set in 14 karat yellow gold. The pendant itself contains 3.6 grams of gold.
GIA Report Details:
- Weight: 8.95 carats
- Measurements: 13.14 × 11.21 × 9.47 mm
- Shape: Octagonal
- Cutting Style: Step Cut
- Transparency: Transparent
- Treatment: Clarity Enhanced (F1)
- Origin: Colombia
Chain Included:
The pendant is paired with a 14 karat yellow gold diamond-cut chain, designed to enhance the brilliance of the emerald. It weighs 1.4 grams and features an adjustable length—wear it at either 16” or 18” for versatility and layering. The fine diamond-cut detailing adds shimmer and texture to complement the piece without overwhelming its centerpiece.
A timeless and elegant addition to any fine jewelry collection, ideal for special occasions or heirloom investment. Includes GIA report and gift-ready packaging.
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