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Despite not always being the most popular type of emerald, cabochons have a certain allure. Gem material that has been cut into cabochons demonstrates extraordinarily great colour purity with no extinction, yet rarely being transparent. Given that the appeal of gemstones like emeralds is greatly influenced by colour, gem cutters have access to this very appealing form. There are a few basic styles to be aware of even though their potential for variability is smaller than that of faceted or cut stones.

This precious oval Shape Emerald Cabochon is lustrous green and is 11 mm by 6 mm by 3.5 mm. These oval emerald cabochons weighing 5.5 carats were discovered in zambian mines. A classic cabochon cut is distinguished by a domed top. Even though the bottom of emerald cabochons is usually curved, it isn't always the case because it can occasionally be flat. Depending on how the individual gem works, the bottom may occasionally also be flat or may occasionally curve similarly to the top. The most common reason an emerald is cut into a cabochon is to be more gentle on internal fissures in the emerald during cutting and polishing.