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Ural Stratum

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Ural Stratum

Stone Profile

  • Natural emerald (beryl variety)
    Natural emerald with a clearly defined internal structure.
  • 1.86 ct
    Very good size in the upper range.
  • Color: bluish green
    Cool green tone with distinct freshness.
  • Tone: light to medium
    Bright, clear tone with good light transmission.
  • Emerald cut (rectangular step cut)
    Classic cut with pronounced lines.
  • Transparency: transparent
    Very good light transmission with clearly visible structure.
  • Minor clarity enhancement
    Minor treatment according to IGI report (better than average).
  • Certified (IGI)
    Independently tested and documented.
  • Strong linear zoning
    Clearly pronounced vertical structures along the axis.
  • High structural clarity
    Internal appearance is clearer and more defined than in typical emeralds.
  • Directional light flow
    Light is guided along the lines rather than being diffusely scattered.
  • Geometric internal architecture
    Structure appears almost engineered rather than random.
  • Ural-type visual characteristics
    Structure and color profile correspond to material from classic Ural deposits.
  • Rare appearance profile
    Such clearly structured types are rarely available on the market.
  • Character Stone – structure and precision focus
    Focus on internal geometry rather than classic clarity.

➡️ Technical specifications

Ural Stratum is an emerald that stands out significantly from classic appearances. While many emeralds are characterized by a dense, diffuse structure, this stone displays a clearly defined, almost linear internal architecture.

Vertical structures run visibly throughout the entire stone, giving it a distinct orientation. These lines do not appear random, but rather almost organized, which gives the stone an unusually precise appearance.

The hue lies in the range of a cool, slightly bluish green and remains stable across the entire surface. Due to its good transparency, the internal structure stands out clearly and is not obscured by cloudiness.

Compared to more "clouded" emeralds, this does not create a flat effect, but a directional one. Light is guided along the internal axes, creating a clear, technical aesthetic.

The characteristics of this stone correspond to the appearances known from historical Ural emeralds. These deposits are now highly restricted, and such material is only rarely available on the market. An optional additional certification regarding its origin is easily possible.

Ural Stratum is not a stone for classic perfection. Its strength lies in its structure—in a clarity that arises not from purity, but from internal order.

➡️ General Information

CHF 2,584.00
Zertifikat

IGI – International Gemological Institute

Das International Gemological Institute (IGI) zählt zu den weltweit bekanntesten und größten unabhängigen gemmologischen Instituten. Mit Laboren und Ausbildungszentren in zahlreichen internationalen Schmuck- und Handelsmetropolen genießt IGI eine hohe Anerkennung bei Juwelieren, Sammlern, Händlern und Endkunden auf der ganzen Welt.

IGI bietet professionelle Identifikation, Behandlungserkennung und Analyse von Farbsteinen, Diamanten und Schmuck und ist insbesondere für seine konsistenten Prüfstandards, moderne Labortechnik und internationale Vergleichbarkeit bekannt. Die Zertifikate werden weltweit akzeptiert und verfügen über eine komfortable Online-Verifikation, welche eine schnelle Überprüfung der Echtheit und der angegebenen gemmologischen Merkmale ermöglicht.

Neben seiner führenden Rolle im Bereich natürlicher und laborgezüchteter Diamanten untersucht IGI eine breite Palette hochwertiger Farbedelsteine und ist ein etablierter Partner für Händler, Juweliere und Sammler, die Wert auf transparente und international anerkannte Dokumentationen legen. Durch seine globale Präsenz, seine langjährige Erfahrung und seine hohe Marktakzeptanz hat sich IGI als eine der führenden Institutionen der internationalen Gemmologie etabliert.