Beautiful Big Juicy Natural Emerald Vintage Pendant 18K Gold 1970s
To me emeralds are one of the most captivating gemstones. They are renowned for their exquisite green hue and historical significance. A variety of the mineral beryl, emeralds derive their enchanting color from trace amounts of chromium, vanadium, and iron within their crystal structure. The intense green shades range from a cool, deep green to a vibrant, lively green, often described as "emerald green."
Emeralds typically form in metamorphic rocks, where intense heat and pressure contribute to their crystalline structure. The presence of specific minerals during their formation, such as chromium and vanadium, imparts the characteristic green color. The process often involves the hydrothermal activity of hot fluids carrying these essential elements, which then interact with the existing beryl to produce emerald crystals.
Emerald inclusions are like the quirks and charms that make a person unforgettable. In emeralds, these inclusions are often referred to as "jardin," the French word for garden. The beauty of emerald gardens lies in their imperfections. These little landscapes are like nature's brushstrokes, creating mesmerizing patterns that resemble delicate ferns, feathers, or even moss-covered branches.
This particular emerald is cabochon cut, and she’s so big and beautiful with a gorgeous garden inside. She measures 10x8+5 mm (setting is 18x14mm without bale). The setting is solid 18k gold, not marked but tested. The bale has a rare teardrop shape that I really love.
Excellent condition with normal signs of age. 4.5 grams.
Emeralds are relatively softer than some other gemstones so please avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, and ultrasonic cleaning.
To me emeralds are one of the most captivating gemstones. They are renowned for their exquisite green hue and historical significance. A variety of the mineral beryl, emeralds derive their enchanting color from trace amounts of chromium, vanadium, and iron within their crystal structure. The intense green shades range from a cool, deep green to a vibrant, lively green, often described as "emerald green."
Emeralds typically form in metamorphic rocks, where intense heat and pressure contribute to their crystalline structure. The presence of specific minerals during their formation, such as chromium and vanadium, imparts the characteristic green color. The process often involves the hydrothermal activity of hot fluids carrying these essential elements, which then interact with the existing beryl to produce emerald crystals.
Emerald inclusions are like the quirks and charms that make a person unforgettable. In emeralds, these inclusions are often referred to as "jardin," the French word for garden. The beauty of emerald gardens lies in their imperfections. These little landscapes are like nature's brushstrokes, creating mesmerizing patterns that resemble delicate ferns, feathers, or even moss-covered branches.
This particular emerald is cabochon cut, and she’s so big and beautiful with a gorgeous garden inside. She measures 10x8+5 mm (setting is 18x14mm without bale). The setting is solid 18k gold, not marked but tested. The bale has a rare teardrop shape that I really love.
Excellent condition with normal signs of age. 4.5 grams.
Emeralds are relatively softer than some other gemstones so please avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, and ultrasonic cleaning.
To me emeralds are one of the most captivating gemstones. They are renowned for their exquisite green hue and historical significance. A variety of the mineral beryl, emeralds derive their enchanting color from trace amounts of chromium, vanadium, and iron within their crystal structure. The intense green shades range from a cool, deep green to a vibrant, lively green, often described as "emerald green."
Emeralds typically form in metamorphic rocks, where intense heat and pressure contribute to their crystalline structure. The presence of specific minerals during their formation, such as chromium and vanadium, imparts the characteristic green color. The process often involves the hydrothermal activity of hot fluids carrying these essential elements, which then interact with the existing beryl to produce emerald crystals.
Emerald inclusions are like the quirks and charms that make a person unforgettable. In emeralds, these inclusions are often referred to as "jardin," the French word for garden. The beauty of emerald gardens lies in their imperfections. These little landscapes are like nature's brushstrokes, creating mesmerizing patterns that resemble delicate ferns, feathers, or even moss-covered branches.
This particular emerald is cabochon cut, and she’s so big and beautiful with a gorgeous garden inside. She measures 10x8+5 mm (setting is 18x14mm without bale). The setting is solid 18k gold, not marked but tested. The bale has a rare teardrop shape that I really love.
Excellent condition with normal signs of age. 4.5 grams.
Emeralds are relatively softer than some other gemstones so please avoid exposure to harsh chemicals, extreme temperatures, and ultrasonic cleaning.
