What Are Inclusions or Gardens in Emeralds?
Definition of inclusions in emeralds.
Inclusions or gardens occur naturally and result from the process of forming an emerald.
These are other materials and fluids that are suspended in time inside the emerald as if they had formed.
For people who know, these are not imperfections, if the opposite is true.
While diamonds are sought after for their purity, emeralds offer a microscopic world within the stone.
It is these inclusions that make each emerald unique, like human DNA, no two are exactly alike.
Depending on your personal taste, you may need a stone with more or less of these remarkable characteristics.
Of course, many inclusions will make the stone more opaque and therefore decrease its value.
