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Brazilian Emerald 6.24 Carat (6.86 Ratti) – Panna Stone

SKU: SGTL007110

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Lab-certified natural Brazilian Emerald (Sapota Panna) 6.24 Carat (6.86 Ratti). 100% Earth-mined beryl featuring an attractive Octagon Step Cut (13 x 9 x 6 mm) with characteristic warm yellowish-green tone and natural jardin. Includes accredited laboratory testing report.
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Gemstone & Physical Specifications

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Weight
6.24 Carat (≈ 6.86 Ratti)
Shape / Cut
Octagonal Step Cut
Dimensions
13 x 9 x 6 mm
Origin
Brazilian (Sapota)

Detailed Product Description

Natural Brazilian Emerald (Sapota Panna) – 6.24 Carat (6.86 Ratti) Octagon Step Cut

This Natural Brazilian Emerald (Sapota Panna) weighs exactly 6.24 Carats (6.86 Ratti) with calibrated dimensions of 13 x 9 x 6 mm. Expertly faceted into a balanced Octagon Step Cut, this Earth-mined gemstone displays a vibrant green saturation, vitreous luster, and the diagnostic natural internal inclusions that authenticate genuine natural beryl.

Mineralogical Identity & Physical Constants: Emerald is the prestigious green variety of Natural Beryl (beryllium aluminum cyclosilicate, Be3Al2(SiO3)6), colored by trace amounts of chromium (Cr3+) and vanadium (V3+) substituting within the crystal lattice. Ranking at Mohs hardness 7.5 to 8.0, it exhibits a refractive index of 1.570 to 1.585 (birefringence ~0.006–0.007, uniaxial negative), a specific gravity of 2.68 to 2.72, and a diagnostic hexagonal crystal system. Natural emeralds characteristically feature microscopic fluid inclusions, two-phase bubbles, and delicate growth patterns historically referred to in lapidary arts as the jardin (French for garden), which serve as unmistakable proof of natural Earth formation.

Geographical Origin & Lapidary Profile: Sourced from the prolific granitic pegmatite deposits of Minas Gerais and Bahia, Brazil, this gemstone is known in the Indian lapidary trade as Sapota Panna. It features a lively, warm yellowish-green color reminiscent of fresh sapota foliage, making it a sought-after commercial variety for astrological wearing and classic jewelry. This stone is 100% natural, unheated, and untreated with dyes or artificial resins.

Cultural Legacy & Traditional Wearing: Known in Sanskrit as Marakata and universally in Indian tradition as Panna (पन्ना), emerald is the primary gemstone associated with Mercury (Budh / बुध). In classical Vedic traditions, it is customarily set in Yellow Gold, Panchdhatu, or Sterling Silver for rings and pendants, traditionally worn on the little finger (Kanisthika) of the working hand on Wednesday mornings during Shukla Paksha.

Please Note: Ratna Gems shares these historical, cultural, and gemological details solely for educational awareness. We sell all gemstones strictly on the basis of verified physical authenticity, mineral quality, and accredited laboratory certification, and make no astrological, metaphysical, or curative claims.

Care Instructions

  • Never use ultrasonic or steam cleaners: Natural emeralds feature internal microscopic fissures (the natural jardin) that can be compromised by ultrasonic vibrations or thermal steam shock.
  • Clean gently using lukewarm water, a mild dish soap solution, and a very soft camel-hair brush or microfiber cloth. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
  • Avoid exposure to harsh household acids, bleaches, acetone, and sudden extreme temperature fluctuations.
  • Store individually in a padded gemstone pouch or jewel box to avoid abrasion from harder gems such as corundum (sapphires/rubies) and diamonds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Brazilian Sapota Emerald 100% natural and untreated?
Yes. This gemstone is guaranteed 100% Earth-mined natural Emerald (beryl) from Brazil. It has received no heat treatment, fracture-sealing with synthetic polymer resins, or color dyes. Its warm yellowish-green hue is entirely natural, confirmed by an accredited independent gemological laboratory testing report.
Why is Brazilian Emerald known as "Sapota Panna" in the gem market?
In the traditional Indian gemstone trade, Brazilian emeralds exhibiting a distinctive fresh yellowish-green to warm olive-green hue are affectionately known as "Sapota Panna." They provide an authentic, Earth-mined natural beryl option ideal for traditional astrological wearers and jewelry collectors seeking genuine certified quality at an accessible price point.
How does Carat weight compare to traditional Ratti for this stone?
This gemstone weighs exactly 6.24 Carats, which corresponds to 6.86 traditional Sunari Ratti (1 Carat = 200 mg; 1 Sunari Ratti ≈ 0.91 Carats). Both measurements are explicitly documented on your official laboratory test report.
How is this Emerald certified, and can I choose international testing?
Every loose Emerald gemstone includes an independent accredited gemological laboratory testing report verifying natural beryl (emerald) identity, color, cut, dimensions, specific gravity, refractive index, and natural unheated status. If you specifically require an additional report from GII, IGI-GTL (IIGJ), or GIA, you can select it directly from the certification dropdown on this product page upon request (official laboratory testing fees apply in advance on a non-refundable basis).
What are the traditional astrological associations and metal recommendations for Panna?
In Vedic tradition, Emerald is associated with Mercury (Budh) and is traditionally worn by Mithun (Gemini) and Kanya (Virgo) rashi natives. Traditional wearing guidelines recommend setting in Yellow Gold, Panchdhatu, or Silver on the little finger (Kanisthika). Ratna Gems sells gemstones strictly on certified physical and gemological authenticity; we make no astrological, health, or fortune promises. We recommend consulting an experienced Jyotish consultant for personal birth-chart suitability.

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