Emerald is a precious green gemstone, a variety of the mineral beryl, colored by trace amounts of chromium and sometimes vanadium. Known for its vivid, rich green hue, emeralds have been cherished for thousands of years, symbolizing fertility, rebirth, and love. They are typically found in regions like Colombia, Zambia, and Brazil, and are often cut into a rectangular "emerald cut" to maximize their color and clarity. Due to their natural inclusions, known as "jardins," emeralds are considered less durable than other gemstones, requiring careful handling and setting. Despite this, their rarity and beauty make them highly prized in fine jewelry.
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