What are uncut emeralds worth?

Many people underestimate the value of NATURAL crystals. They can vary quite greatly depending on size, condition, country (or mine) of origin, etc. read more

Generally emeralds from Zambia and Columbia are expensive than those from Brazil. Price for an uncut stone may vary from 1$/gm to 110-120$/gms. But only a gemstone expert can assess the stone and tell it's probable value. read more

Emeralds are often cut in a rectangular shape (known as a"step cut" or an"emerald cut") that helps the stone’s color appear consistent. An emerald’s cut should help protect the stone from potential damage from everyday wear and tear. read more

Emeralds have fascinated people since ancient times. Not surprisingly, cultures from all over the world have developed a rich folklore around emeralds. Identifying Characteristics Inclusions. Emeralds can feature many kinds of internal fractures and inclusions. The evocative term jardin, French for “garden,” is used to refer to this variety. read more

A good cut will maximize the visual appeal of the stone, and thus increase the stone’s worth. Carat Weight. A 752-pound emerald discovered in 2001 in Bahia, Brazil, setting the record for the largest rough emerald ever recorded, is valued at over $300 million. read more