Natural Colombian Emerald Specimen Pendant

Natural Colombian Emerald Specimen Pendant
This is a highly aesthetic and unique display specimen. Emeralds (chrome-green beryl) of this size and quality are very rarely found in the famous emerald mines of Colombia, and even more rarely do they survive to market as specimens rather than as cutting material. These crystals, with radiant, intense color, are not gemmy. They are however translucent and brilliantly sparkling. They would make great cabochon material for the jewelry trade. Most such pieces like this would have been cut. This one was saved as part of the large collection of a fine collector in Bogotá, Colombia. This fine piece can be displayed from a number of angles. Locality: these selected specimens that are part of this collection are from Boyaca mines in Colombia including Muzo, Chivor, Penas Blancas and Coscuez. Size: Small cabinet. Provenance: Private collection in Bogotá, Colombia. Weight: 29.25 ct.. Support in 950 Silver Sterling.

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