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cut: baguette
origin: Brazil
treatment: Untreated
clarity: eyeclean
cut: cabochon oval
origin: Australia
treatment: Untreated
clarity: translucent
cut: cabochon oval
origin: Australia
treatment: Untreated
clarity: translucent
cut: oval
origin: Namibia
treatment: Untreated
clarity: small inclusions
cut: oval
origin: Namibia
treatment: Untreated
clarity: small inclusions
cut: oval
origin: Namibia
treatment: Untreated
clarity: very distinct inclusions
cut: oval
origin: Namibia
treatment: Untreated
clarity: very distinct inclusions
cut: oval
origin: Namibia
treatment: Untreated
clarity: very distinct inclusions
In the 1960ies Johann Lechleitner of Innsbruck, Tyrol, Austria, was the first to hydrothermally produce synthetic emeralds by overgrowing seed crystals of natural beryl with synthetic material. The stones were marketed under the names "Symerald" and "Emerita". In this specimen from an early generation remnants of the seed crystal can be seen.
cut: baguette
origin: Austria
treatment: Synthetic
clarity: very distinct inclusions
Found in the 1980ies in Rooibank, Namibia. The location is not yet fully depleted, however, it only yields minute crystals.
cut: emerald cut
origin: Namibia
treatment: Untreated
clarity: very small inclusions
From an undisclosed location in Tanzania. Bought in Arusha in 1987, this gem was part of a private collection until September 2021
cut: emerald cut
origin: Tanzania
treatment: Untreated
clarity: translucent
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