Emerald
Emerald is the bluish green to green variety of beryl, a mineral species that includes aquamarine.


The inclusion scene in a Russian emerald resembles fireworks illuminating a night sky.
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A 12.62 ct trapiche emerald with areas of goshenite is analyzed in GIA’s Tokyo laboratory.
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An in-depth look at jewelry recently recovered from a 1715 Spanish shipwreck.
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GIA’s Bangkok laboratory studies emeralds from the Curlew mine’s recently renewed production.
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GIA’s Bangkok laboratory encounters two phenomenal gems while examining a parcel of emeralds from Pakistan.
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Beryl and emerald specimens from a recent discovery in Newfoundland are examined at GIA.
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A double cabochon cat’s-eye emerald conjures fond memories for an estate dealer in Tucson.
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A 2.88 ct Colombian emerald plays host to a metallic yellow pyrite crystal.
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Tubular three-phase inclusions are observed in a Colombian emerald.
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Examination of a Zambian emerald reveals prismatic black tourmaline inclusions.
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