1 of 6 Limited Panjshir Emerald Men’s Ring – 2.44ct Vivid Verdant Green Masterpiece

Command attention with this powerful, heirloom-quality men’s ring featuring one of the rarest and most desirable emeralds on earth: a 2.44-carat natural Panjshir (Afghanistan) emerald in an explosive, pure verdant green that rivals the very best the world has ever produced.

Certified Excellence – GRM Myanmar Lab Report #30121060113765

• Gemstone: 100% Natural Emerald
• Origin: Panjshir Valley, Afghanistan 
• Weight: 2.44 carats
• Color: Vivid Green – intensely saturated, velvety, and perfectly even
• Clarity Treatment: Minor oil only (CE-O) – traditional and widely accepted for top-grade emeralds
• Cut: Precision octagonal emerald-cut with brilliant/step faceting for maximum fire
• Dimensions: 8.82 × 8.47 × 4.03 mm
• Refractive Index: 1.57–1.58

   

Design Details

• Bold Men’s Statement Metal ring: 925 Sterling Silver with thick 18K yellow gold micron plating (11.38g total weight).
• Center stone: Prong-set Panjshir emerald exuding rich, velvety green brilliance.

• Accent stones: Triple rows of hand-set brilliant white zircons channeling fiery white light toward the emerald.

Why Panjshir Emeralds Are So Special:

Panjshir emeralds from Afghanistan are considered by many connoisseurs to rival or even surpass the finest Colombian material in intensity of color. Because of decades of conflict, only a tiny quantity ever reached the global market, making certified Panjshir stones extremely rare and highly sought-after by collectors and investors.

This is a true collector-grade emerald set in a powerful, masculine design – perfect as an alternative engagement ring, a signature pinky ring, or an heirloom investment piece.

Each ring comes with:

• Original GRM Gem Research Myanmar full certificate (with QR code verification).
• Luxury gift box.
• Lifetime warranty on craftsmanship.
• Free resizing according to your request.

1 of 6 limited pieces available – once sold out, impossible to restock the same quality of Panjshir emerald.

Own a piece of gemological history.