Smaragdus Emeralds
"Smaragdus Emeralds"
Are vibrant green gemstones that when cut are bright colored and brilliant. They are highly sought after by dwarves for use as decorations on metal work and as a symbol of status.
Properties
Material Characteristics
Found in a variety of sizes, with the larger ones being more rare and valuable. Occur in various shades of deep, strong green, with natural cleavage and translucency, that can be cut into a number of different shapes.
Geology & Geography
The most well known location of consistent mining of this gemstone, is in the rocky mountains of the Dwarven Kingdom Of Smaragdus.
History & Usage
Discovery
Mined by the dwarves at the Dwarven Kingdom Of Smaragdus.
Everyday use
Can be used as currency or trade and barter systems.
Cultural Significance and Usage
Often sought after by dwarves from around the world, as decorative items in their metal work. Owning a piece with inset Smaragdus Emeralds, makes a statement in the dwarven community.
Refinement
The rough gemstones do need to be properly cut and shaped to achieve their grand beauty and maximum value.
Reusability & Recycling
They are reusable until cracked or broken.
Distribution
Trade & Market
These gems are extremely rare now a days and hardly seen for sale, but are eagerly sought after by collectors.
Type
Ore/Mineral
Rarity
Extremely Rare
Color
Deep, pure green colors.
Common State
Found in certain mineral veins running through igneous rock.
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