Description

One type of beryl is emerald. The French term “Esmeraude” and the Greek root “Smaragdos,” which means “Green Stone,” are where the name “Emerald” comes from. The “stone of blossoming love” is another name for emerald. Rondelle is a description of the bead’s form. A rondelle bead has a doughnut or disc form and is wider than it is tall. These beads are frequently used to separate other beads as spacers.
These Rondelle Faceted Emerald Beads are 2 mm to 3.5 mm in size and are said to have originated in Zambia, Africa. Zambian emerald is a premium form of natural emerald gemstone that is prized for its outstanding clarity, rich green colour, and faint bluish overtone. In western astrology, it is also known as the birthstone for the month of May. In a short period of time, qualities including a cool green colour and relatively good clarity have given Zambian emerald jewels a reputable place in the world gem market.

With warm, soapy water or a warm, soapy cloth, emerald jewellery can be cleaned most effectively. Avoid using powerful detergents that could dilute or remove oils from the stone and never immerse emeralds in soapy water.