Esmeralda (emerald)

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Esmeralda (emerald) is a precious green gemstone variety of the mineral beryl, highly valued in jewelry and historically associated with luxury and symbolism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf gemstone
associatedZodiacSign Gemini NERFINISHED
Taurus NERFINISHED
belongsToGemGroup colored gemstones
birthstoneForMonth May
chemicalFormula Be3Al2(SiO3)6
chromophoreElements chromium
vanadium
clarityCharacteristic often heavily included
color green
commonInclusionsName jardin
crystalSystem hexagonal
distinguishedFrom green beryl (lighter color and lower saturation)
historicalAssociation symbol of fertility
symbol of love
symbol of rebirth
symbol of wealth
historicallyImportantRegion Chivor, Colombia NERFINISHED
Muzo, Colombia NERFINISHED
historicallyMinedBy Romans NERFINISHED
ancient Egyptians
luster vitreous
majorSourceCountry Afghanistan NERFINISHED
Brazil NERFINISHED
Colombia NERFINISHED
Pakistan NERFINISHED
Russia NERFINISHED
Zambia NERFINISHED
Zimbabwe NERFINISHED
marketPerception one of the “big three” colored gemstones (emerald, ruby, sapphire)
mineralFamily beryl
mohsHardness 7.5–8
refractiveIndex 1.565–1.602
specificGravity 2.67–2.78
symbolismInLore enhancement of intuition
promotion of harmony in relationships
protection for travelers
treatment commonly oiled to enhance clarity
typicalCut emerald cut
typicalHueRange bluish green to pure green GENERATED
typicalTransparency transparent to translucent GENERATED
usedIn bracelets
crowns and regalia
earrings
necklaces
rings
valuedFor rarity
rich green color
use in fine jewelry

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Corvette Esmeralda namedAfter Esmeralda (emerald)