Sell Emerald
Emeralds can be quickly and conveniently sold to pawnshops, but the pawnshop owner may not be an expert in buying emeralds. You are likely to end up underselling your emerald if they don't accurately price it. A vivid green Colombian emerald, free from significant inclusions and with excellent saturation and tone, could be valued at around $5,000 per carat or more. A Zambian emerald with a rich green color, good saturation, and minimal inclusions may have a value of approximately $2,000 to $3,000 per carat.
The usual factors that determine the value of all colored gemstones are clarity, cut, color and carat weight. In the case of Emeralds, color and clarity dominate value determination. All Emeralds have inclusions.
The usual factors that determine the value of all colored gemstones are clarity, cut, color and carat weight. In the case of Emeralds, color and clarity dominate value determination. All Emeralds have inclusions.
Why are emeralds cheap?
Treatment and Price
This is because they are a Type III gemstone, which means they are almost always heavily included. It is a rare treat to see untreated emeralds like that in the gem industry as a whole, especially big ones over a few carats. Even in the auction houses, most of the emeralds they show will be treated.
GemsPrice.com is an Online store that sells special types of selected and best quality Gemstones such as Emerald.
Emerald is sold specifically for Royal Green Emerald from Colombia.
Treatment and Price
This is because they are a Type III gemstone, which means they are almost always heavily included. It is a rare treat to see untreated emeralds like that in the gem industry as a whole, especially big ones over a few carats. Even in the auction houses, most of the emeralds they show will be treated.
GemsPrice.com is an Online store that sells special types of selected and best quality Gemstones such as Emerald.
Emerald is sold specifically for Royal Green Emerald from Colombia.
