Green
The emerald is considered to be THE green gemstone. Its very name is derived from the old French esmeraude which comes from the Greek “smaragdos”, which means nothing other than “green stone”.
There are also numerous other stones that come in green color varieties. These include sapphire, tourmaline, alexandrite, tsavolite or jadeite, the green variety of jade.
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Emerald
4,686 ct. | II/DGLA -
Emerald
4,793 ct. | III/DGLA -
Emerald
4,826 ct. | II/DGLA -
Emerald
5,351 ct. | I/DGLA -
Emerald
5,361 ct. | II/DGLA -
Emerald
1,760 ct. | II/CGLA SSEF141869 -
Emerald pair
7,952 ct. | II/DGLA -
Emerald pair
13,333 ct. | III/DGLA -
Emerald pair
12,237 ct. | II/CGLA -
Indicolite
2,543 ct. | IV/DGLA -
Indicolite
3,008 ct. | V/CGLA -
Indicolite
4,487 ct. | IV/DGLA -
Indigolite
42,714 ct. | IV/AGLA -
Peridot
3,497 ct. | IV/CGLA -
Peridot
3,555 ct. | IV/BGLA -
Peridot
3,659 ct. | IV/CGLA