Emerald

The name is derived from the Greek “Smaragdos”, meaning green gem.Inclusions are a characteristic of emeralds and are often referred to as “la jardin” (Garden). These do not devalue the gem as long as the colour and transparency is not spolit.Large gemstones are rare and can often exceed the prices of the finest diamonds.Perhaps some of the most famous emeralds ever sold are those belonging to Elizabeth Taylor and designed by BVLGARI, which sold in 2011 for over $6 million.

We are easily accessible from Brighton and London, just 44 miles from the coast and less than 30 miles from central London. To view our modern and antique emerald jewellery collection, come and visit us or call us on 01483 306600 to discuss your requirements.