Gold Emerald Earrings

The price of natural emerald earrings depends on the carat weight, colour, clarity and cut quality of the stones, the gold fineness and any additional diamonds. In this collection, gold earrings with emeralds and white diamonds cost from 769 to 2 099 euros with a discount, while their regular prices range from 1 099 to 2 999 euros.

A natural emerald usually has tiny internal inclusions, known as the “garden”. A completely clean, exceptionally vivid and unusually cheap stone may be synthetic or an imitation, but its origin cannot be reliably determined from appearance alone. The most accurate answer comes from a professional gemmological examination and a certificate confirming quality, which also states any possible treatment of the stone.

Emerald quality is assessed by colour, clarity, cut, carat weight, origin and possible treatment. The most valuable stones are a rich green or bluish-green colour, of medium or medium-dark tone, with evenly distributed colour.

Internal inclusions are typical of natural emeralds, but in a high-quality stone they should not significantly reduce clarity or prevent light from passing through. A quality cut enhances the colour, adds liveliness and helps protect this relatively fragile stone. A reliable gemmological certificate confirms the emerald’s authenticity and provides information about its properties and treatment.

The most expensive emeralds are usually a vivid, rich green or a subtle bluish green. The most highly valued stones are of medium or medium-dark tone, with lively and even colour. Emeralds that are too light or have a yellowish or brownish tint are usually valued less, while stones that are too dark can look almost black in low light.

Yes, especially if the earrings are made of gold, set with natural emeralds and diamonds, and come with certificates confirming their quality. Their value is determined by the colour, clarity, size and cut of the emeralds, any treatment, the gold weight and the condition of the piece. Rare, high-quality stones can retain greater value, but the resale price does not necessarily match the original retail price.