Emeralds
Colombian, Zambian, and Brazilian emeralds — the world's most prized green gemstone. Certified lots with GRS and Gübelin laboratory reports, minor to moderate treatment disclosure, and secure global logistics.
Overview
Emeralds are among the most coveted colored gemstones in the world, prized for their intense green color and historical significance. Fine emeralds command prices that rival or exceed diamonds on a per-carat basis. We source emeralds from the world's premier mining regions — Colombia (Muzo, Chivor, Coscuez), Zambia (Kagem), and Brazil (Itabira) — through verified mining companies and certified dealers. Colombian emeralds are considered the finest in the world, known for their warm, slightly bluish-green color and natural inclusions (jardin). Zambian emeralds offer excellent clarity and a slightly cooler, more saturated green. All stones are accompanied by laboratory reports from GRS, Gübelin, or AGL with full disclosure of treatment status (oil/resin treatment is standard in the industry). We supply both investment-grade individual stones and commercial parcels for qualified buyers, jewelers, and institutional clients.
Available Forms
Specifications
Certifications & Documentation
- GRS (Gem Research Swisslab) origin and quality reports
- Gübelin Gem Lab reports (Lucerne, Switzerland)
- AGL (American Gemological Laboratories) reports
- GIA colored stone reports (available on request)
- Treatment disclosure: oil/resin type and degree
- Origin determination: Colombian, Zambian, Brazilian
- Export permits from country of origin
- Chain of custody documentation
Sourcing Origins
We source from verified mining regions with full provenance documentation.
Colombia (Muzo)
World's finest emeralds. Warm, slightly bluish-green with characteristic jardin inclusions. Highest per-carat values globally.
Colombia (Chivor)
Cooler, more bluish-green than Muzo. Excellent clarity. Highly sought after by collectors and investors.
Colombia (Coscuez)
Known for large crystals with vivid saturation. Strong collector demand for fine specimens.
Zambia (Kagem)
World's largest emerald mine. Excellent clarity and deep saturation. Strong commercial and investment demand.
Brazil (Itabira)
Lighter green with good clarity. Cost-effective option for commercial parcels and jewelry manufacturing.
Zimbabwe (Sandawana)
Small but intensely saturated stones. Rare and highly prized by collectors for their exceptional color.
Global Price Indications
Regional price indications per carat. Executable quotes depend on certification, grade, parcel size, and delivery terms.
Emeralds
Regional price indications (USD / carat)
- Colombian, Zambian & Brazilian origin
- Minor to moderate oil treatment
- Vivid to deep green saturation
- 1 ct – 20+ ct certified lots
- GRS / Gübelin lab reports available
| Region | Price / Carat |
|---|
Supply & Logistics
Sourcing
Direct procurement from Colombian, Zambian, and Brazilian mining companies and certified rough/cut stone dealers.
Certification
All investment-grade stones certified by GRS, Gübelin, or AGL prior to delivery. Treatment fully disclosed.
Security Transport
Armored courier (Malca-Amit, Brinks) for high-value shipments. Full insurance coverage at replacement value.
Delivery Terms
Ex-vault in Bogotá, Antwerp, Dubai, or New York. DDP delivery to buyer's location available.
Payment
Wire transfer (TT), Letters of Credit (LC), escrow, or SBLC-backed structures for large transactions.
Compliance
Full KYC/AML verification. Source of funds documentation. OFAC and sanctions screening for all parties.
Ready to source Emeralds?
Submit your requirements and our team will respond with documentation requirements, sourcing pathway, and a structured quote.
Legal Disclaimer: COMMODITY TRADING DISCLAIMER: Commodity supply transactions involve significant market, price, and counterparty risks. Prices quoted are indicative and subject to change based on global market conditions. Helios Global Capital Markets acts as a commodity trade facilitator and intermediary; it is not a registered commodity trading advisor (CTA) or commodity pool operator (CPO) under the Commodity Exchange Act (CEA). All commodity transactions are subject to applicable trade laws, export controls, and sanctions regulations including OFAC, EAR, and ITAR where applicable. Clients are responsible for obtaining all necessary import/export licenses and ensuring compliance with applicable laws.