The Emerald Triad

A Zambian emerald parure: necklace, earrings and ring.

Fourteen Zambian emeralds of vivid green, totalling 109.89 carats, set in a lace of 798 brilliant-cut diamonds. Cabochon-cut ovals selected for their depth of colour and consistency of tone. GRS 2005 certified. ICA Premium Report 2023.

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Zambian emeralds are prized for their vivid, saturated green — a depth of colour that owes its intensity to the geology of the Copperbelt. The fourteen cabochon ovals in this parure were selected for their consistency of tone across all three pieces: necklace, earrings and ring.

The suite carries four GRS certificates (2005), one per piece, confirming natural emerald with minor to moderate clarity enhancement by cedar oil — standard practice in the emerald trade. The ICA issued a Premium Report in 2023 confirming Zambian origin and minor clarity enhancement across all fourteen stones.

The house considers a suite complete only when the stones, the setter, and the wearer share the same moment. The Emerald Triad has met the first two conditions.

A note from the house

“Fourteen cabochon emeralds of this consistency — matched across three pieces, with this depth of vivid green — is an occurrence the trade sees perhaps once in a generation.”

Hatta New World

03 · From the Workshop

Built around the stone, never the other way.

The house lapidary team rebuilt each mount for the Triad in-house. The gallery wire surrounding each emerald took one craftsman eleven days to form; the pavé lace was hand-set stone by stone over three weeks.