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Emerald Natural Cut Slice Drop Small 4-6x5.5-8mm

Emerald Natural Cut Slice Drop Small 4-6x5.5-8mm
Emerald Natural Cut Slice Drop Small 4-6x5.5-8mm
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Emerald Natural Cut Slice Drop Small 4-6x5.5-8mm
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8" strand
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Emeralds are a classic choice for good reason! Gorgeous green hue makes this strand of small natural cut slice drops a must see. Add these little beauties to many design styles - from rustic and boho to classic and refined. Please note the hole size - if using wire, a 28 gauge or smaller thickness may be required. See additional photos for variance.

Item # 65604
Beads per strand (approximately) 30
Hole size 0.37mm
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More about Emerald

Emeralds, along with diamonds, rubies, and sapphires, are the most highly prized and precious of all gemstones. Emeralds have been highly prized since at least the time of the ancient Egyptians, who were the first to mine this gemstone.

The Mogul Emerald is one of the largest and most beautiful emeralds in the world. The rectangular tablet, which dates from the late 17th century, weighs 217.80 carats and is about 10 cm high! One side is inscribed with Islamic prayers and the other is engraved with opulent flower ornaments.

Colombia is the leading producer of gemstone quality emeralds; however, this gemstone is also mined in Zambia, Brazil, Zimbabwe, Madagascar, Pakistan, India, Russia, and the United States (North Carolina).

Beryl is a beryllium aluminum cyclosilicate mineral that comes in several gemstone quality varieties, one of which is the gorgeous green emerald (other varieties of beryl include aquamarine, heliodor, and morganite). Emerald gets its vibrant green color from trace amounts of chromium, and its name from the Sanskrit word meaning “green”.

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