Buy Loose Emerald Gemstones
Browse our curated collection of certified natural emeralds from Colombia, Zambia, Brazil, and beyond. From deep vivid greens to lighter garden hues, each stone is hand-selected and available for bespoke settings.
Natural Emerald Gemstones — Reve Diamonds
Emeralds are the ultimate symbol of lush, vibrant colour, ranking alongside rubies and sapphires as one of the world's "big three" coloured gemstones. Prized since antiquity for their rich green hues, the finest emeralds — particularly those from Colombia's Muzo and Chivor mines — remain among the most valuable gemstones per carat on earth.
At Reve Diamonds, we offer natural emeralds across a wide range of sizes and qualities, with transparent disclosure of oil treatment levels as graded by respected laboratories such as GRS, SSEF, and AGL. Use our search tool to filter by origin, treatment, carat, and certification to find your ideal stone.
What Makes an Emerald Valuable?
- Colour: vivid, saturated green with a slightly bluish secondary hue is most prized.
- Origin: Colombian emeralds (especially Muzo) command the highest premiums.
- Clarity: eye-clean emeralds are rare and significantly more valuable.
- Treatment: no-oil or minor-oil stones are rarer and more prized than heavily oiled specimens.
- Certification: GRS, SSEF, Gübelin, and AGL are the most respected for emeralds.
FAQs — Emerald Gemstones
Are all emeralds treated?
Most natural emeralds contain surface-reaching fractures that are traditionally filled with cedar oil or resin to improve clarity. We disclose all treatment levels clearly, and carry both untreated and treated stones.
Which emerald origin is best?
Colombian emeralds — particularly from the Muzo and Chivor mines — are considered the benchmark for quality. Zambian emeralds offer excellent deep green colour at more accessible price points.
Can I use an emerald in an engagement ring?
Yes, though emeralds (7.5–8 on Mohs) require protective settings. Our designers frequently create beautiful emerald engagement rings with bezel or halo settings to protect the stone.
Buy Loose Emerald Gemstones
Browse our curated collection of certified natural emeralds from Colombia, Zambia, Brazil, and beyond. From deep vivid greens to lighter garden hues, each stone is hand-selected and available for bespoke settings.
Natural Emerald Gemstones — Reve Diamonds
Emeralds are the ultimate symbol of lush, vibrant colour, ranking alongside rubies and sapphires as one of the world's "big three" coloured gemstones. Prized since antiquity for their rich green hues, the finest emeralds — particularly those from Colombia's Muzo and Chivor mines — remain among the most valuable gemstones per carat on earth.
At Reve Diamonds, we offer natural emeralds across a wide range of sizes and qualities, with transparent disclosure of oil treatment levels as graded by respected laboratories such as GRS, SSEF, and AGL. Use our search tool to filter by origin, treatment, carat, and certification to find your ideal stone.
What Makes an Emerald Valuable?
- Colour: vivid, saturated green with a slightly bluish secondary hue is most prized.
- Origin: Colombian emeralds (especially Muzo) command the highest premiums.
- Clarity: eye-clean emeralds are rare and significantly more valuable.
- Treatment: no-oil or minor-oil stones are rarer and more prized than heavily oiled specimens.
- Certification: GRS, SSEF, Gübelin, and AGL are the most respected for emeralds.
FAQs — Emerald Gemstones
Are all emeralds treated?
Most natural emeralds contain surface-reaching fractures that are traditionally filled with cedar oil or resin to improve clarity. We disclose all treatment levels clearly, and carry both untreated and treated stones.
Which emerald origin is best?
Colombian emeralds — particularly from the Muzo and Chivor mines — are considered the benchmark for quality. Zambian emeralds offer excellent deep green colour at more accessible price points.
Can I use an emerald in an engagement ring?
Yes, though emeralds (7.5–8 on Mohs) require protective settings. Our designers frequently create beautiful emerald engagement rings with bezel or halo settings to protect the stone.
