Natural Emerald from Nigeria 2.64ct 9.8x6.5mm Scissor Cut
€72.00 EURSKU: em202
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A striking 2.64ct Nigerian emerald in a rare scissor cut (also called a cross cut), with a very light, icy blue-green color that emphasizes the stone's graceful transparency. The scissor cut creates a distinctive X-pattern across the table, with long sweeping facets that give the stone an elegant, architectural geometry. The pale, almost luminous tone reads beautifully against the white reflections from the cross facets. Natural inclusions are present throughout, the unmistakable signature of genuine natural emerald.
The scissor cut is an uncommon and eye-catching faceting style that sets this stone apart from standard emerald shapes. Nigerian origin; standard oil treatment. At 2.64ct this is a substantial, standout piece - it would look at home in a long bezel pendant, an East-West ring setting, or as a collector's centerpiece. Sold as a single loose stone.
Natural Nigerian emerald, rare scissor cut - sold loose.
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- Hardness
- 7.5-8
- Cleavage
- Poor
- Durability
- Fair
- Soapy water
- Safe
- Ultrasonic
- Avoid
- Steam
- Avoid
About emerald
Emerald is the green variety of beryl. It is 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, but almost every emerald has natural fractures, and most are clarity-enhanced with oil or resin, so it is more fragile than its hardness suggests.
Cleaning
Warm water, a drop of mild dish soap and a soft toothbrush are all you need. Brush behind the stone too, where dust and skin oils collect, then rinse and dry with a soft cloth. Skip ultrasonic and steam cleaners: they can drive out the oil or resin most emeralds carry in their fractures, and open the fractures themselves. Keep solvents, alcohol and jewelry cleaners away from it for the same reason.
Wear and storage
A sharp knock against stone or metal can still chip an emerald, most often at the thin edges and points. Store it on its own in a gem jar or a soft pouch: it scratches softer gems, and topaz, sapphire and diamond can scratch it.
For your jeweler
This emerald is clarity-enhanced with oil, as is usual for emerald. Emerald should be kept away from the torch flame, acid pickle and the ultrasonic bath. Re-oiling is a normal service if a fracture becomes more visible over time.
Scale
True to scale: 9.8 × 6.5 mm
Shown next to a €1 coin (23.25 mm) in the exact ratio, so you can picture the real size.
