sparkle_zo
Shiny_Rock
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- Dec 13, 2009
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minousbijoux|1447288735|3948478 said:Honestly, its hard to tell anything from those pics, as it looks more like a tsavorite than an emerald.
sparkle_zo|1447291517|3948520 said:Yes, pictures are not helpful, I realize. I forgot to mention that this emerald is eye clean.
I'll try to get better pics tomorrow, but just based on weight, color and clarity ... do you think the price is right?
TL|1447331362|3948705 said:If I were going to spend that kind of money on an emerald, I would want an AGL prestige report determining the type and amount of clarity enhancement and origin. For such a clean Columbian emerald of that size, the price seems a bit low, which would raise some red flags to me.
Jajabis|1447368748|3948957 said:http://www.awesomegems.com/emerald-priceguide.html
What picture's show could be total different from what the stone actually look's like. I'd get the report and compare to the website above. As you can see, being from columbia could add a heck of a price to the stone.
Lab REPORT!
One stone could be worth that price PER carat depending on the lab report.
Carat Weight: 3.8ct. Cut: Emerald
Size: 9x9mm Color: G 6/5-6 Green, med-dark tone, very strong to vivid saturation
Clarity: VS, Type III
very slightly included to unaided eye Origin: Colombia
Price per carat: $10,500.00 Enhancement code - E
Evidence of typical oil enhancement
Or it could be worth
Carat Weight: 3.9ct. Cut: Emerald (octagon radiant cut)
Size: 9.41x8.87mm x7.47(d) Color: vslbG 4/4 Green to very slightly bluish-Green, medium tone, moderately strong saturation
Clarity: VS, Type III
very slightly included with typical emerald garden that is barely visible to the unaided eye Origin: Colombian
Price per carat: $2,000.00 Enhancement code - E
Evidence of typical oil enhancement