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Open Monday - Friday 12:30 - 19:00
Open Monday - Friday 12:30 - 19:00
£1,095.00
9ct Yellow Gold Emerald and Diamond Brooch BRS00003.
A sensational brooch with seven round genuine emeralds and ten round brilliant cut white diamonds, all set into this incredible retro style 9ct yellow and white gold budding leaf design.
Finely crafted to the highest standard to add a beautiful finishing touch to your outfit.
Fitted with a swivel catch to one end for extra safety.
Ten round brilliant cut white diamonds 0.05ct – associated qualities, innocence and love.
Seven 2.7mm round brilliant cut emeralds – associated qualities, happiness, fertility.
The perfect gift for a loved one on that special occasion.
Presented in a beautiful gift box. Please scroll picture to see box.
| Weight | 3.8 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 32 × 9 mm |
| Carat | 9ct |
| Birthstone | |
| Wedding Anniversary |
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9ct Yellow Gold Emerald and Diamond Brooch BR00003.
What to look for in a brooch?
Brooches can be simple or flamboyant like this gorgeous diamond and emerald Brooch, weather they focus on gold or silver or be covered with gemstones or enamel. When selecting a brooch or pin, consider if you want a fun look, classic style, or one that goes best with a favourite outfit. Brooches and pins come in a huge variety of colours and styles so you can celebrate the seasons.
Whatever the occasion, you’ll find the perfect accessory for your outfit in our range of women’s brooches. From this beautiful diamond and emerald Brooch and assorted gold brooch designs, to striking silver brooches and more.
Brooches were very popular in the Victorian era and were traditionally worn on the left side which was considered correct and sophisticated by people in high society. They are an accessory a lot of us tend to write off as outdated, but now days people are far more creative. Brooches are fast becoming a new trend again with people wanting to make they’re own style statement, are wearing them not only on coat and jacket lapels, scarfs, jeans but even on the sides of handbags etc.
The brooch is one of the most fun and versatile piece’s of jewellery that can be strategically placed anywhere on our outfits to give them more of a personal touch, they can be worn singularly in pairs or even in cluster’s, brooches like this Diamond Emerald Brooch can look really cool when styled right and can make you stand out from the crowd. Try wearing this Diamond Emerald Brooch at different angles to see what suits you best.
In my opinion everyone should have several brooches to go with different looks, or at least one for casual wear and one for a more formal dress.
Emerald Brooch.
EMERALDS: HISTORY
The oldest emeralds date back almost three billion years. However, they were first mined in Egypt around 1500BC, where it was believed that emeralds stood for fertility and rebirth. Mummies were often buried with them to symbolise eternal youth. The Incas and Aztecs also valued these rich green gems, worshipping them as gods.
WHAT MAKES EMERALDS GREEN
One of four gemstones globally recognised as ‘precious’ (the others being diamonds, sapphires and rubies), emeralds are made from beryl. They get their green colour from trace amounts of chromium and/or vanadium. Unlike the other precious stones, which can be found in a variety of colours, emeralds are only ever green, though their hues range from yellow-green to deep jade.
The palest stones are not actually emeralds, but rather known as green beryl. The most desirable emerald colours are bluish-green to green, with vivid saturation and medium to medium-dark tone.
EMERALDS ARE RARER AND OFTEN MORE EXPENSIVE THAN DIAMONDS
When it comes to rare and expensive gemstones, most of us immediately think of diamonds, but, in fact, emeralds are more than 20 times rarer than diamonds and, therefore, often command a higher price. That said, emeralds are an ideal option for those looking to maximise size of stone with budget, since they appear larger than a diamond of the same carat weight because they are less dense.
NEARLY ALL EMERALDS HAVE INCLUSIONS
Unlike diamonds, where clarity plays a significant role in valuing a stone, inclusions are to be expected in emeralds. Indeed, they can be found in 99% of natural emeralds so if you find a stone without, chances are it’s synthetic. The inclusions are formed of gases, other minerals and crystals, and liquids that emeralds take on during the crystallisation process and are often viewed as desirable features. Known as ‘jar din’ (French for garden) in the trade, they can create attractive patterns, making no two stones the same, which actually increases the value of the gem. Emerald clarity refers to what the stone looks like on the inside and is usually assessed with the naked eye, rather than under magnification. Due to their inherent inclusions, emeralds are often treated with oils or resins to enhance their clarity and improve their quality and grade.
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