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FAQs

What is a loose round emerald?

A loose round emerald is a gemstone that has been cut into a round shape but is not yet set in jewelry. This allows for flexibility in creating custom designs, making it ideal for rings, pendants, and earrings.

What makes Colombian and Zambian emeralds special?

Colombian emeralds are renowned for their vivid green color, while Zambian emeralds are known for their deeper, bluish-green hues. Both are available in our loose round emerald collection.

Can I use loose emeralds for rings?

Yes, loose emeralds, especially round-cut emeralds, are perfect for creating custom rings. Their symmetrical shape adds brilliance and elegance to any design.

What is a round emerald cabochon?

A round emerald cabochon is a gemstone with a smooth, polished surface and no facets. This style is often used in unique or vintage-inspired jewelry.

How do I select the best round emerald for my needs?

When choosing a round emerald, consider factors like color, clarity, and origin. Fine-quality round emeralds, whether faceted or cabochon, are excellent choices for custom jewelry.

Are loose emeralds suitable for other types of jewelry?

Absolutely! Loose round emeralds can be used for pendants, earrings, bracelets, or even bespoke jewelry designs. Their versatility makes them a popular choice among jewelers and enthusiasts.

What is the difference between faceted round emeralds and cabochons?

Faceted round emeralds have flat surfaces that reflect light, enhancing their sparkle, while cabochons have a smooth, domed surface, offering a softer, more understated look.

Why are round-cut emeralds so popular?

Round-cut emeralds are favored for their classic and symmetrical appearance, which maximizes brilliance and suits a variety of jewelry styles.

Where can I find fine-quality round emeralds?

Our collection features a wide range of loose emeralds, including natural round emeralds, faceted round emeralds, and round emerald cabochons, sourced from top locations like Colombia and Zambia.