OGI Ltd Loose Gemstones

Introducing our exquisite GIA certified carved Colombia Emerald loose stone, a true masterpiece of nature. This captivating gem weighs a remarkable 4.35 carats, making it a truly val...

AGL certificate Natural Pink Sapphire weighing 2.92 carats Purplish Pink Color Oval Shaped, mix cut Heated Color Stability Excellent Measuring 8.63x7.11x5.10 mm Natural corundum pi...

Rarity is an essential factor in determining the value of gemstones. Natural citrines are rarer than amethysts or smoky quartz because they occur less frequently in nature. The abse...

G I A G EMO L O G IC A L R E P O R T EMERALD REPORT GIA REPORT 522173152 Shape Oval Carved Double Cabochon Transparency Translucent Color Green Species Natural Beryl TREATMENT Clarity Enhanced (F2) One loose stone Weight: 53.64 carats Measurements: 26.97 x 19.90 x 12.90 mm An oval carved double-sided cabochon emerald weighing 53.64 carats, certified by GIA (Gemological Institute of America), can be considered rare and valuable Comments: Due to their growth conditions in nature and recovery methods, most emeralds contain surface reaching features. For this reason, clarity enhancement is a common trade practice Larger emeralds are generally rarer and more valuable, assuming all other quality factors are favorable GIA is the most established certification company in the world. They have been around since 1931 and are the foremost authority on diamonds, gems and pearls. They are a non-profit organization that sets the standards for jewels and identification world-wide. Gemstones are rare natural resources of nature. Each gemstone is unique. One can compare the market for gemstones well with the art market Untreated gemstones are best suited for investment. In the case of sapphire and ruby, this implies that they are not heated, as 98...