- Pendant24
- Stone11
- Setting4
- Reports4























Vedic Bluish Green Beryl Pendant 1.00 Ct., Silver
Wax Polymer Replica
Model of your Completed
Setting Design!

View 360° media
Item ID: | K13151 |
|---|---|
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.46 Width: 5.45 Height: 3.9 |
Weight: | 1.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $360 |
This pendant centers on a transparent bluish green beryl weighing 1.00 carat, cut in a classical emerald cut that emphasizes linear symmetry and color zoning. The stone measures 6.46 by 5.45 by 3.90 mm, with an elongated rectangular table and truncated corners that create the characteristic step cut geometry. The emerald cut on this beryl is executed to reveal broad flat facets on the crown and pavilion, producing even light planes rather than brilliant sparkle, which in turn emphasizes the gem color and internal character. Clarity is graded very slightly included at eye level, indicating that inclusions are minor, commonly limited to thin growth features or minute feathering that do not interrupt the visual calm of the step facets. Color is described as medium saturation bluish green, uniform across the table with subtle depth toward the pavilion, giving the stone a serene, oceanic presence. The polish is excellent, with crisp facet junctions and smooth facet planes that maximize internal reflection and allow the stone to communicate its color evenly to the viewer. Origin is Brazil, a source known for producing beryls with balanced hue and clarity, and this provenance contributes to the piece provenance and traceability.
The setting is entirely in silver, executed as a low profile bezel that follows the octagonal geometry of the emerald cut while protecting the girdle and corners of the stone. The bezel is milled to fit the stone precisely, so that metal meets gem with minimal intrusion on the visible table, preserving the step cut silhouette. The pendant back is engineered to allow controlled light entry to the pavilion through a discreet gallery, which enhances light return without sacrificing protection. The bail is proportioned to accept a range of chain widths while maintaining pendant orientation so that the table remains level when worn. Surfaces are finished to a high polish, with subtle chamfering on exterior edges to reduce wear at contact points and to catch light in complementary planes to the gem. This combination of a protective bezel and an open gallery is a considered technical choice, balancing durability with optical performance, and it is a hallmark of The Natural Gemstone Company approach to practical gem jewelry design.
From a gemological and craftsmanship perspective this pendant is designed for longevity and stable optical performance. The emerald cut beryl benefits from the step cut form because it reduces the visibility of surface abrasions and concentrates color, making maintenance straightforward. The clarity grade very slightly included means routine inspections for stress or impact are advisable, but the silver bezel adds mechanical protection to the girdle and corners which are the most vulnerable points on an emerald cut. Cleaning can be performed with warm water and a mild detergent, using a soft brush to clear the gallery and bezel seat, and periodic polishing of the silver will restore the bright metal finish should any minor surface wear appear. If a future custodian wishes to reset the stone into a different metal or mounting, the precise seat allows for safe removal by a skilled lapidary without excessive risk to the stone. The gem also offers stable color over time under normal wear conditions, and the medium saturation bluish green will continue to read as a distinctive hue that is neither overly bright nor overly muted, a trait that supports its role as a lasting piece.
Beyond the technical specifications this pendant is conceived to become a meaningful heirloom, an object that will carry personal narratives across generations. The emerald cut beryl is a gem that communicates restraint, a composed center that rewards close inspection and quiet appreciation, qualities that translate well into a family heirloom. Imagine the pendant passed from parent to child, the silver surface acquiring a soft patina from decades of wear while the beryl retains its internal clarity and color, becoming a tactile link to memory. The design choices that prioritize protection and serviceability mean that the piece can be adapted by future owners, whether through resizing of the chain, repolishing of the metal, or eventual resetting, without losing the central stone, which is the true carrier of family significance. When The Natural Gemstone Company places this pendant into a new home, it is accompanied by a clear statement of origin and grading observations, so that each successor receives the same factual record that validates provenance and supports conservation choices. In this way the pendant is both a technical object crafted with precision and a vessel for legacy, designed to be worn, cared for, and treasured across the span of generations.











































