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Step 1
Ask if the emerald has been treated. To enhance the surface of an emerald, oils are often placed on the stone. Your jeweler must tell you if the emerald has been treated, since it will affect the way you care for the jewelry.
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Step 2
Look at the color. You want to buy emerald jewelry that has a pure green color to the stone. Lesser quality stones have a blue or yellow hue.
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Step 3
Examine the emerald for inclusions. You want to find a piece that has the fewest inclusions, which are internal growths that give the gem a cloudy appearance.
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Step 4
Check out the cut of the emerald. The exactness of the cut will affect the price of the emerald. A good cut has facets that meet proportionately.
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Step 5
Inquire about the emerald jewelry's origin. Emeralds from Columbia are considered the highest quality, while good emeralds can also be mined from Zambia, Brazil and Nigeria.












Comments
kevinscorps said
on 9/5/2009 hi
will u tell me this is good emerald or not
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