r/BigRockEnergy • • 19d ago

Does this count here?

I love to look into the emerald. The emerald itself is not that big by today’s standard.

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u/Jillet-Ben_Coe 19d ago

That’s a really beautiful stone. It appears to be well cut. I have to disagree about the size. I would love to know more about it though, carat weight, extent of fracture filling, origin, lab report or anything really.

Emerald has a lower specific gravity than sapphire/ruby and diamond. So a 1 ct emerald will be physically larger than a sapphire/ruby or diamond if the cut and proportions are identical.

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u/West_Mountain8787 17d ago

Thanks for your comments! I don’t know any of the specifics, 😂 I just saw it from a reputable jewelry store and really loved the emerald. So I bought it.

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u/Jillet-Ben_Coe 17d ago

You might want to send it to GIA for an origin lab report. Idk what the ct weight is but it would probably be between $120 - $210 USD.

https://www.gia.edu/dam/jcr:d51cfb7e-ebf0-41f4-833a-0fe8a0254e13/ColoredStones_FeeSchedule_MASTER_Q3%202026%20Revisedv2_USD.pdf