
Live auction begins on:
September 17, 06:00 AM GMT
Estimate
900,000 - 1,500,000 HKD
Bid
800,000 HKD
Lot Details
Description
Suspending two pear-shaped emeralds weighing approximately 5.15 and 4.23 carats, pear-, marquise-shaped and brilliant-cut diamonds, 18 karat white gold, post and butterfly settings.
Approximate Gross Weight: 14 grams
Approximate Measurements: 46 x 18mm each
AGL report no. 1157992 A and B, 15 July 2026: stated 5.15 and 4.23 carats, Zimbabwean, clarity enhancement: minor, type: traditional; appendix letter
Sandawana Mine, located in Zimbabwe's Mberengwa District, is among the world's most celebrated emerald sources. Discovered in 1956, it gained renown for producing emeralds of exceptional vivid green colour and remarkable saturation, often in relatively small sizes. Prized for their rich chromium-induced hue, Sandawana emeralds remain highly sought after by collectors. While the mine is no longer a significant producer, fine examples are now encountered only rarely on the market, their scarcity enhancing both their desirability and prestige.
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