Witness the undeniable allure of raw Emerald, a gemstone cherished for its rarity and exceptional beauty. As the vibrant green variety of beryl, these AA Grade specimens are ethically sourced from the rich mineral lands of Zimbabwe, where their deep, verdant hues are naturally formed.
 
Emerald is renowned for its profound metaphysical properties, believed to resonate deeply with the heart. It's said to promote boundless love, profound compassion, and holistic healing, while also enhancing intuition and clarity of thought. Its powerful presence makes it a favorite for both aesthetic delight and its potent healing energies.
 
Invite this majestic stone into your collection as a conscious adornment, a beacon for emotional well-being, or a focal point for spiritual connection. Each raw piece is a unique treasure, embodying the untamed elegance of the Earth.
 
This listing is for one (1) crystal, intuitively selected just for you. Each piece is cleansed, energetically charged, and lovingly prepared for its special journey to you.
 
Grade: AA
Origin: Midlands Province, Zimbabwe
Polished: Yes; Jojoba Oil
 
Attributes
Appearance: Raw, unpolished stones with a rich, deep emerald green color, the green variety of beryl.
Collection/Mining: Ethically sourced from Zimbabwe.
Hardness: 7.5 - 8 on the Mohs Hardness scale.
Healing Properties (Emotional): Promotes love, compassion, emotional healing, enhances intuition, fosters clarity of thought.
Healing Properties (Physical): Traditionally associated with eye health, heart strength, and detoxification.
Altar Uses: Attracts love and abundance, enhances meditation, promotes emotional balance, supports spiritual growth.
Chakra: Heart (Anahata).
Astrological Sign: Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo.
Care Instructions: Generally durable, but can be brittle. Avoid harsh chemicals, extreme temperature changes, and ultrasonic cleaners. Cleanse with water, smudging, or sound.
 
Authenticity Tips
Color: Genuine raw Emerald should have a natural, deep to vivid green color. Be cautious of pieces that are unnaturally bright, fluorescent, or have a perfectly uniform color without any variation, as these might be dyed or synthetic.
Inclusions (Jardin): Emeralds are famous for their natural inclusions, often called "jardin" (French for garden). These are internal characteristics like tiny fractures, gas bubbles, or mineral crystals. A completely "flawless" raw emerald is extremely rare and should be viewed with skepticism, as it might indicate a synthetic stone or heavy treatment.
Crystal Habit: Raw emerald often forms as hexagonal prisms. Look for evidence of this natural crystal shape, even if the piece is rough.
Treatments: Most emeralds are treated (oiled or filled) to enhance their clarity. While common for faceted emeralds, raw pieces should ideally be untreated or minimally treated. Be suspicious of raw pieces that appear unnaturally clear without any visible inclusions.
Hardness: Emerald is relatively hard (7.5-8 on the Mohs scale). It should not be easily scratched by a steel knife.