Product Description
Natural Panjshir Emerald Melee Parcel
This attractive parcel contains five natural Panjshir emeralds with a combined stated weight of approximately 1.00 carat. The gemstones originate from the renowned Panjshir Valley of Afghanistan, a locality recognised for producing emeralds with appealing green colour and natural character.
The parcel includes five loose faceted emeralds in smaller melee sizes. Their rectangular and emerald-style cuts make the lot suitable for custom jewellery, gemstone collections, jewellery repairs and multi-stone designs. The stones can be used together as a coordinated parcel or incorporated individually into different pieces.
Each emerald displays its own colour distribution, inclusions and cutting characteristics. These internal features are natural characteristics commonly associated with emerald and help give every stone an individual appearance. The photographs show the actual gemstones included in this parcel.
Product Details
| Gemstone | Natural Emerald |
| Origin | Panjshir Valley, Afghanistan |
| Total Stated Weight | Approximately 1.00 Carat |
| Number of Stones | 5 |
| Stone Type | Loose Faceted Emeralds |
| Shape and Cut | Rectangular and Emerald-Style Cuts |
| Colour | Green |
| Condition | Loose Gemstones |
| Treatment | Not Specified |
| Certification | Not Specified |
Individual Stone Weights
- 0.27 carat
- 0.25 carat
- 0.22 carat
- 0.21 carat
- 0.14 carat
Please note that the listed individual weights add up to 1.09 carats. The parcel has been identified as approximately 1.00 carat, so the total weight should be confirmed before publishing the final product listing.
Suitable Uses
- Custom rings and pendants
- Multi-stone jewellery designs
- Accent-stone settings
- Jewellery repairs and replacements
- Gemstone collecting
- Jewellery design practice
Natural Gemstone Notice
Natural emeralds commonly contain inclusions, internal fissures and variations in colour or transparency. These characteristics are part of the gemstone's natural formation and should not automatically be considered defects. Colour may also appear slightly different depending on lighting conditions, screen settings and viewing angle.