04 November 2016
Ethical emerald
The 22-carat emerald mounted on this Chopard necklace was extracted by Gemfields, one of the biggest producers of colored stones, according to its codes of ethical mining. Although this feature is impossible to see with the naked eye, it is becoming increasingly popular among fine jewelry customers.
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