Emerald (Panna) Gemstone - 7.29 Carats
SKU:EMD-10317
Zambia
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This natural Panna (emerald) weighs 7.29 carats and is a faceted, oval-shaped Zambian stone, in a green shade. Zambian emeralds are admired for their deep, saturated green and strong presence.
It measures 14.47 x 11.19 x 6.45 mm and weighs about 1.46 g, which comes to roughly 8.06 ratti. It can be mounted in gold or silver jewellery, or simply kept as a gemstone.
This piece is listed under Limited quality and is accompanied by an IIGJ lab certificate. Please quote EMD-10317 when you contact us about this stone.
- Gemstone: Natural Emerald (Panna)
- Weight: 7.29 carats / 8.06 ratti / 1.46 g
- Dimensions: 14.47 x 11.19 x 6.45 mm
- Shape & Cut: Oval, faceted
- Colour: Green
- Origin: Zambian
- Treatment: Natural
- Quality: Limited
- Certificate: IIGJ
- SKU: EMD-10317

Product Specifications
| Product SKU | EMD-10317 |
| Gemstone | 4 to 20 Carat Emerald |
| Species | Beryl |
| Weight | 7.29 carat / 1.46 grams |
| Stone Color | Green |
| Shape | Oval |
| Dimensions (mm) | 14.47 * 11.19 * 6.45 |
| Origin | Zambia |
| Treatment | Natural |
| Certification | IIGJ |
| Cutting Style | Faceted |
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