Patrick Adair Supplies
Emerald Fragments
Emerald Fragments
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Emerald is an inlay material that sits towards the center of the translucency scale. It is less opaque than sapphire and amethyst but not completely transparent. Emerald provides a beautiful green accent to any ring. Emerald sits at a 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale. Crushed emerald is an extravagant and dazzling inlay material for any ring design.
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Just as described.
I'd like to change my previous rating, I have bought these stones to try again for my engagement ring. This time I got way smaller stones that fit very nicely in the blank. I'm feeling confident that it'll look amazing. I probably could have asked for smaller fragments the first go around, I didn't know that was an option. Thank you for being so aware and coordinated and sending much smaller pieces, based on the previous review.
The fragments are incredibly large, about twice as large as the pictures suggest, and so large that in order to use I had to cut them into pieces about a third of their original size in order to put them into the casing for my engagement ring, leaving me with just about 0.62 grams of actually usable fragments. Other than that they are beautiful and fairly colorful ranging from gray over brown to almost perfectly clear green. Would've been nice to get them a lot smaller. Would've gone for 3.5 but since that isn't possible I tended to the 3 star rating.
Hi Lukas,
Thanks for your feedback. We try to keep the fragments larger to meet the needs of customers who prefer larger pieces. They can be crushed smaller. The photos on our website are representative of our piece sizes.
We are happy to send smaller or larger pieces upon request. In your new order going out today, we have included a generous portion of smaller fragments of the three stones you ordered.
Let us know how those work for you!
Thanks,
Carolyn
PAS Support
I haven't had a chance to use it yet as this was part of my initial order to stock up on items, but I have plants to make an emerald stone ring on a gold plated blank, so I'm hopeful it will look just as pretty!
Some of the fragments where really nice, the rest were too lightly colored to look decent in any ring, all the fragments were too big to use and will have to be broken down later since I don't possess a rock grinder or breaker.