The Elegance of Emeralds
Historical Significance
Cleopatra's Treasure
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The Science Behind Emeralds
Formation and Composition
Emeralds, a variety of beryl, owe their green colour to traces of chromium and vanadium. Formed under intense heat and pressure, these gems are a testament to the extraordinary forces of nature.
Natural Inclusions: "Jardin"
As seen here: Birds in Poetry "Feather in the Willows" Ring
Craftsmanship in Emerald Jewellery
Cutting Challenges
Caring for Emerald Jewellery
Maintenance Tips
Despite their undeniable beauty, emeralds require gentle care, especially in fine jewellery collections. They are softer than diamonds and sapphires, making them more susceptible to scratches and impacts.
Emerald in Modern Jewellery
With their deep green allure and rich historical heritage significance, emeralds remain one of the most treasured gemstones in high jewellery. Their unique beauty, combined with the stories they carry, makes them more than just a gem—they are a piece of history, a work of art, and a symbol of nature’s wonders.
Symbolism and Trends
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