Emerald is a variety of beryl, characterized by an intense green color, probably due to the presence of chromium (up to 0.19%) and possibly vanadium and iron. Only the presence of chromium makes the beryl an emerald; the beryl in which only vanadium is present should instead be called Beryl Green.
In Buddhism it is considered one of the seven treasures and is equated with the Wisdom. The word "emerald" comes from Latin Smaragdus, from Greek ⁇ ⁇ (Smaragdos), but its original source is Izmargada Semitic term, or Maragata, a Sanskrit term, which literally means "green stone".
Emeralds tend to have numerous inclusions and fis on their surface. Unlike diamonds, where integrity is measured using a standard 10x magnifying glass, in emeralds it is measured with the naked eye.
Ident: 0030A
Material: 18 kt yellow and white gold
Stones: Emerald and Diamonds
Emerald Cut: Emerald
Emerald Carat: 0,90 ct
Cutting Diamonds: Brilliant
Brilliant Carats: 0.77 ct
Brilliant Color: G
Brilliant Purity: VVS
Size: 14
Weight: 7.7 gr
Gender: Female
