Product code: 18KWG Plated 925 Sterling Silver Oval Created Emerald Halo fashion Ring Size 6.5
18KWG Plated 925 Sterling Silver Oval Created Emerald White Round Cubic Zirconia Halo Prong-set, Ring Size 6.5 Created Emerald is a real emerald lab-grown, chemically, optically, and physically the same as an emerald from a fashion mine, but grown in a lab. Think of them like wildflowers compared to nurse-grow. Emeralds have a fascinating history. Most emeralds have some type of internal characteristics and emeralds without imperfections or inclusions are suspect. Instead of the term "imperfection", dealers use "Jardin" ("garden" in French). Diamond cutters like to rest their eyes on an Emerald during breaks to refresh their vision. A gemologist judges a diamond's clarity grade by using a 10x loupe. The clarity of an emerald is often assessed with the naked eye. The color is the factor that impacts the price by far the most. 1935 when American chemist Carroll Chatham successfully grew his first 1-carat Chatham emerald, it's now on display at the Smithsonian Institute. The same as this ring.
18KWG Plated 925 Sterling Silver Oval Created Emerald White Round Cubic Zirconia Halo Prong-set, Ring Size 6.5 Created Emerald is a real emerald lab-grown, chemically, optically, and physically the same as an emerald from a fashion mine, but grown in a lab. Think of them like wildflowers compared to nurse-grow. Emeralds have a fascinating history. Most emeralds have some type of internal characteristics and emeralds without imperfections or inclusions are suspect. Instead of the term "imperfection", dealers use "Jardin" ("garden" in French). Diamond cutters like to rest their eyes on an Emerald during breaks to refresh their vision. A gemologist judges a diamond's clarity grade by using a 10x loupe. The clarity of an emerald is often assessed with the naked eye. The color is the factor that impacts the price by far the most. 1935 when American chemist Carroll Chatham successfully grew his first 1-carat Chatham emerald, it's now on display at the Smithsonian Institute. The same as this ring.