Swat Pakistan emerald 1.05ct
$400.00
I have here a lovely oval emerald ready to go into your engagement or other very special ring or pendant.
This one has beautiful clarity and the most mesmerizing color. A true work of the earth’s art.
Sourced from Swat Valley Pakistan, this emerald is only treated with minor oil. Nothing more.
Emeralds are 20x rarer than diamonds, but the price of this stone will not cost you nearly as much as a comparable diamond. This is because of my relationships with the source in Pakistan and the great price on rough I get, I can pass these savings along to you, the consumer.
Weighing 1.05ct and measuring 7×5.5mm
1 in stock
Additional information
| Stone Type |
Emerald |
|---|---|
| Cut |
Oval |
| Size |
1 – 3ct |
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