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0.88 Ct. Beryl from Nigeria
This loose stone ships by Nov 23
Item ID: | K16588 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.45 Width: 4.88 Height: 3.25 |
Weight: | 0.88 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Faint |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Nigeria |
Per carat price: help | $159 |
There is a patience to beauty that belongs to certain gemstones, and this transparent green beryl embodies that patience, quietly carrying the echoes of the earth and the refined touch of human hands. We present a single one piece, weighing 0.88 carat, cut in the classic emerald shape and measuring 7.45 x 4.88 x 3.25 millimeters, sourced from Nigeria, and left in its natural state with no enhancement. The clarity grade reads very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which means the stone offers a near pristine window into its crystalline core, and its excellent polish has been executed to honor the clean, architectural lines of the emerald cut. The faint green color intensity is subtle rather than loud, a whisper of verdant tone that points back to the ancient lore of beryl, a family of gems that has been admired by civilizations for millennia for its cool clarity and quiet presence. At The Natural Gemstone Company we seek stones that tell a story, and this green beryl carries a narrative of origin, careful cutting, and integrity of material that will reward a wearer who values lineage and restraint.
The emerald cut is a design that predates modern fashion shifts, rooted in the desire to reveal a gem in planes and steps that emphasize transparency and depth rather than scintillation alone, and this particular green beryl responds to light in ways that reinforce that tradition. In bright natural daylight the stone will reveal its palest green tone, the subtle hue lifting across the broad table to show internal clarity, faceted steps mirroring the sky and nearby colors, and the result is an appearance of cool serenity. Under direct sunlight the pale color will become more pronounced at points where light concentrates along the facet edges, creating a refined internal glow rather than a blaze of color, and the transparency will seem almost window like, inviting a closer look at the crystalline structure within. In softer interior lighting such as LED or halogen the emerald cut will play with contrast, the long facets producing a series of light and dark bands that emphasize the gem geometry, and this effect gives the stone a kind of intellectual beauty, an ordered interplay of light that suits restrained rings and refined pendants. By candlelight and other warm, low intensity sources the faint green will warm slightly, taking on an intimate and vintage feel, while the excellent polish will catch candle flickers along the step facets, creating flashes of brightness at the corners and a gentle brilliance along the girdle. Because this beryl is unenhanced and carries only very very slight inclusions visible at eye level, the light transmission is clean, so the gem will read as clear and classic in photographic studio lighting, and it will pair exceptionally well with both white metals that emphasize its cool clarity and warm metals that add contrast and a hint of heritage.
This green beryl is an invitation to a timeless design sensibility, an heirloom in the making for someone who seeks continuity rather than trend. The emerald cut has long been associated with refined tastes, historically favored by collectors who appreciated measured proportions and an emphasis on clarity, and when set thoughtfully this stone will sit like a tiny window into geological time. It will work beautifully as a center in a minimalist solitaire ring, because the step cut encourages the eye to travel across the face of the stone and to linger on its purity, and it can also be set with a halo of fine melee to introduce a delicate frame of sparkle that contrasts with the calm of the central beryl. For bespoke commissions we at The Natural Gemstone Company suggest settings that respect the stone geometry, such as four prong or bezel styles that allow the long table to breathe, and metals chosen to either echo the cool green with platinum and white gold, or to provide a warm counterpoint with yellow gold. Care for this unenhanced gem is straightforward, regular gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush will preserve the polish and clarity, and professional checks of the setting will ensure it remains secure for generations.
This is a stone for those who value story and subtlety, a green beryl that speaks in a language of centuries and quiet light, offered by The Natural Gemstone Company with the confidence of sourcing integrity and attentive gemological knowledge. Whether you are creating an engagement ring that honors a long family line, commissioning a pendant to mark a significant life moment, or adding a thoughtfully selected gemstone to a collection, this 0.88 carat emerald cut beryl from Nigeria will perform with dignified beauty under any light, revealing its calm green tone in daylit clarity, its facet architecture in controlled interior light, and its soft, romantic glow in candlelit moments. We look forward to helping you imagine the setting that will turn this natural treasure into a lasting symbol of refined taste.
























