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An emerald at the ear is colour at its most deliberate — a green so complete it absorbs the light the diamonds around it return. The form favours the drop: pear and cabochon emeralds suspended from diamond surmounts, chandelier pairs where green descends through white, and studs where two matched step-cut stones speak quietly. Every pair in this collection is set with emerald the gemstone — not the emerald cut, which is a diamond shape and lives in its own rooms — held in the House's vault, documented, and priced at one transparent figure.
From matched studs to pendent pairs carrying fifty carats — the spread is the widest of the three great colours, and the matched pair sets the bar: two emeralds of the same vivid, evenly saturated green, with inclusions that sit quietly in both stones, are far rarer than the sum of their weights. Origin matters commercially — Colombian stones carry the historic premium, fine Zambian material closes the gap on merit. Each listing carries the single, honest price.
Colour first, and in both stones at once — the greens must hold together in low light, where a lesser pair falls apart. Clarity is read on the emerald's own terms: the garden of inclusions is expected; the question is whether it interrupts the colour. Then treatment — nearly all emeralds are clarity-enhanced, the certificate states the degree per stone, and a pair with minor enhancement carries a serious premium. The diamonds around the emeralds are graded exactly as our white stones are.
Browse the wider gemstone earrings and diamond earrings collections, or stay with the great colours of the vault: sapphire and diamond earrings and ruby and diamond earrings. The same green runs the length of the emerald and diamond necklaces collection, or step up to high jewellery. Brink's-insured delivery, in the USA and worldwide.