Vivid green Swat Valley Pakistan emerald .39ct
$150.00
What a cutie this little emerald is!
If you’re looking for a custom septum ring, philtrum, labret, conch, etc. this is the emerald for you.
The color is vivid green and has amazing lustre and clarity.
Mined from the beautiful Swat Valley Pakistan, this emerald has only minor oil treatment.
The stone weighs .39ct and measures 4.5×3.6mm. This stone will look absolutely amazing in yellow or white gold.
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Additional information
| Stone Type |
Emerald |
|---|---|
| Cut |
Rectangle |
| Size |
Under 1ct |
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