One of one
Emerald
The green this house was built on.
Beryl, coloured by chromium
Emerald is the green variety of beryl, and the one stone where a flawless example is so rare that inclusions are read as fingerprints rather than faults. Everything we carry comes out of three valleys we know personally — Swat and Chitral in Pakistan, Panjshir across the border in Afghanistan. We select for a saturated, faintly bluish green and for a lively interior, because a stone with life in it outlasts a stone that is merely clean.
Living with it. Softer than sapphire and often oiled, so keep emerald away from ultrasonic cleaners, heat and solvents. Warm water and a soft brush is all it wants.
- Where ours comes from
- Swat · Panjshir · Chitral
- Hardness
- 7.5–8 Mohs
- Usual cut
- Emerald / step
- Colour range
- Green
Three Valleys
Emerald is bought by origin
Emerald in Stock
6 available · Photographed as it arrived
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