Hydrothermal Emerald and Beryl are lab-grown gemstones created using a high-pressure, high-temperature process that closely mimics natural geological conditions. These materials offer stunning clarity, vibrant color, and authentic crystal structure—making them ideal for gem cutters and jewelers seeking natural-like beauty with consistent quality.

🔬 Composition & Properties

Both emerald and other beryl belong to the beryl mineral family, with emerald distinguished by its rich green color due to trace amounts of chromium or vanadium. Hydrothermal synthesis produces stones with natural-like inclusions and excellent cutting performance. They’re known for:

• Mohs Hardness: ~7.5–8
• Refractive Index: Moderate, for elegant brilliance
• Polishability: Smooth, glassy finish
• Color Range: Emerald (deep green), Beryl (aquamarine, golden, pink, and more)
• Clarity: Typically high, with natural-style inclusions

Each piece of hydrothermal emerald or beryl rough is suitable for faceting, cabbing, or carving, and responds well to standard lapidary techniques.

💎 Why Choose Hydrothermal Emerald and Beryl?

• Natural-Like Appearance: Authentic color and crystal structure
• Consistent Quality: Reliable clarity and cutting performance
• Color Variety: From classic emerald green to pastel beryl tones
• Cost-Effective: Offers the beauty of natural stones at a fraction of the price

Whether you're crafting elegant jewelry or refining your faceting skills, hydrothermal emerald and beryl provide a premium experience with stunning results.

✂️ Cutting Tips

• Use diamond tools for shaping and polishing
• Preform pieces to highlight color zones and reduce waste
• Orient facets to enhance brilliance and minimize visible inclusions