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Pave Green Beryl Necklace 0.73 Ct., Silver
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Item ID: | K13155 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.17 Width: 4.11 Height: 3.77 |
Weight: | 0.73 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $329 |
This necklace is set entirely in silver, designed to present a single, transparent green beryl as its focal point, complemented by a delicate arrangement of white round natural diamonds. The center stone is an emerald cut green beryl weighing 0.73 carats, with precise measurements of 6.17 by 4.11 by 3.77 millimeters, and an emerald step cut that emphasizes clarity and color. The beryl has a clarity assessment of very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a medium color saturation that provides a restrained and versatile green tone, and an excellent polish that enhances light return from the step facets. The accompanying diamonds total approximately 0.147 carats, and are white round shapes with a clarity grade of VS and a color grade in the F to G range, chosen to provide a bright, near colorless accent that frames and lifts the center stone without competing with its hue.
From a gemological perspective the emerald cut was selected for its ability to display the true optical character of the beryl. The elongated rectangular facets of the emerald cut create broad hall of mirrors reflections that allow the eye to read the stone for purity and color rather than just brilliance. With a very very slightly included clarity grading, inclusions are minimal and do not detract from transparency at normal viewing distances, which is especially important in step cut stones where clarity is paramount. The medium saturation in this specimen produces a green that reads as fresh and natural, with enough chroma to remain distinct against silver, but without the intensity that would make it dominantly exotic. The excellent polish contributes to crisp facet junctions and stable reflections, and the 6.17 by 4.11 by 3.77 millimeter proportions create a balanced face up appearance that suits a refined pendant scale.
The round white diamonds were selected to provide scintillating contrast and a measured halo effect around the center beryl. With a collective weight of approximately 0.147 carats, and clarity VS and color F to G, these diamonds offer lively sparkle and a clean, near colorless backdrop that complements the green without introducing warmth. The stones are set in silver so that the cool tone of the metal reinforces the clarity and color presentation of both the beryl and the diamonds. The mounting has been engineered to secure the emerald cut stone while allowing light to enter from both the table and the pavilion, preserving the step cut optical pattern and permitting the halo diamonds to contribute peripheral scintillation. In profile the setting is sufficiently low to sit comfortably against the neckline, and the silver chain and fittings provide a consistent tone and finish that supports everyday wear while maintaining the refined character of the piece.
The history of this necklace begins with traceable sourcing and careful selection at origin, which is central to its provenance and to our approach at The Natural Gemstone Company. The green beryl originated in Brazil, acquired from a parcel that was inspected for color, clarity and cutting potential, and selected for its medium saturation and transparency. The rough was routed through trusted channels to skilled cutters who oriented the material to achieve the emerald cut proportions that best balanced weight retention and optical quality. The accompanying diamonds were procured from reputable suppliers that observe responsible sourcing practices, and they were matched for color and clarity to create a unified halo. At our bench the components were assembled with particular attention to facet alignment, prong geometry and the relationship between the center table and the surrounding stones, ensuring a finished piece that reflects both the natural character of the gemstones and the precision of the setting. This necklace conveys a clear provenance from Brazilian rough to finished pendant, and it represents a considered collaboration between miners, cutters and jewelers working to present a single, transparent green beryl within a thoughtfully composed and technically executed silver setting.
















































