2.3ct Swat Valley Pakistan Emerald

Unmistakable in color, this dark green natural emerald from Swat Valley Pakistan has everything you could want. Minimal oil treatment and beautiful "jardin" this stone would look amazing in a ring or pendant. Swat emerald has been mined for over 2000 years, with stones identified as from this area found in Roman archeological digs in France. It is widely considered to be some of the finest color emerald available. This particular stone is 1.40ct and measures 7.5x5.8mm.

This exceptional piece is a gorgeous emerald, ethically sourced from the pristine valleys of Swat in Pakistan. Meticulously handcrafted, it boasts an awe-inspiring size that will leave you breathless. This is a large stone, weighing 5.19ct and measures 9.5x9.4mm. This would be an ideal stone for a magnificent ring or pendant. The color is perfectly balanced vivid blue green with a splendid jardin. This large Swat Valley Emerald is a true testament to the mastery of nature, created over millions of years in the depths of the earth. Its clarity and remarkable cut ensure that it sparkles with brilliance from every angle, commanding attention wherever it goes. The allure of the Swat Valley Emerald extends beyond its mesmerizing beauty. This gemstone is believed to possess mystical healing properties and symbolizes abundance, fertility, and empowerment. It is said to bring harmony, balance, and prosperity to its wearer, making it a cherished treasure for generations to come. Adorn yourself with this exceptional Swat Valley Emerald and experience the power it holds. Imagine the envy in the eyes of others as you grace any occasion with this statement piece. Whether it's an extravagant gala, a romantic evening, or a celebration of personal accomplishments, this emerald will elevate your beauty and make you the center of attention.

Do you like rare gemstones? Have you heard of Pink Diaspore? This lavender to pink diaspore was first discovered in the Nangarhar province of Afghanistan in 2019 and started making its way to dealers in Peshawar Pakistan in 2020. Since we were in the middle of a worldwide pandemic at the time, this stone did not garner much attention, however one of my brokers in Pakistan got me some rough and I found it to be very interesting. There are small tubular inclusions in the stone, which can be seen under magnification. These add some great light refraction. The color goes from almost a hot pink at some angles to a soft lavender color. The hardness is 6.5-7 and can be worn as a pendant, brooch, or with care as a ring. This stone weighs 2.86ct and measures 9.6x5.9mm. Priced at a reasonable $300/ct, the total price for this stone is $858. Most dealers are now charging over $400/ct for this material.