Emerald for you and I
Published June 9, 2010 | 
They say a diamond is a girl’s best friend. It is perhaps the most famous jewel in de wereld but if there is one of the precious stone, which deserves much attention, because it the rarest of the rare gems ever discovered, the Emerald.
Princess Diana used her head as an emerald choker piece in its last visit to Australia in 1985. Until now, the Emerald pieces never fade. Vintage and modern jewelries, both authentic and fashion, this can be seen throughout 2010. It is a classic and trend t
hese days, combined with a platinum and bib as necklaces, earrings chandelier, bracelets and rings. Even Emerald rings are worn by men as their wedding rings.
It belongs to the Mineral Beryl family, has a chemical composition and chemical Be3Al2Si6O18 name of beryllium aluminum silicate. Contrary to what others think Emerald is green, there are also blue, yellow, pink and colorless Emeralds, but the green still has the largest value.
Like a colored stone, the Emerald assessed according to the four Cs: color, cut, and Crystal Clarity (Transparency). But for an Emerald, determining its value depends more on color and crystal. The greener the emerald is – how rare and expensive it is. The color must be pure green GREEN. It must also have a high degree of crystal quality or transparency. These two important conditions determining the layout of an Emerald.
Like rubies and sapphires, Emerald is a different class of his own.
