Import Colombian Emeralds — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Colombia

Limhar Gems supplies natural Colombian emeralds sourced directly from mines in the Muzo and Chivor regions, known for producing the most saturated green hues in the gemstone trade. The stones are offered in sizes ranging from 0.5 carats to 15 carats, with cuts including oval, cushion, and emerald cut, as listed in the source. Each stone is unheated and untreated, preserving its natural clarity and chromatic properties.

Colombian emeralds are distinguished by their vanadium-rich composition, which contributes to their deep green color, often graded as 'bluish-green' or 'pure green' under standard gemological lighting. Typical inclusions such as three-phase inclusions are common and accepted in natural emeralds, distinguishing them from synthetics. The stones are sorted by color intensity, clarity grade, and cut precision, with no fluorescence enhancement applied.

These emeralds are primarily purchased by fine jewelry manufacturers, bespoke designers, and high-end retailers sourcing for engagement rings, pendants, and collector pieces. Trade is conducted in bulk lots, with packaging in padded foam-lined boxes and secure air-cargo shipping. Incoterms available include FOB Medellin and CIF international ports. Buyers should request a GIA or AGL certificate for each lot to verify origin and treatment status.

Limhar Gems operates from Medellin, Antioquia, with direct access to mining networks in Colombia’s emerald belt. The company is classified as an imported supplier with harbor trust tier, indicating verified export compliance and logistics infrastructure. There is no public information on mining ownership, refining capacity, or years in operation; the listing confirms only export activity and physical address.

The supplier does not state certification authority partnerships, laboratory affiliations, or client names. No claims are made regarding production volume, employee count, or revenue. The absence of response metrics suggests limited buyer interaction, but the physical address and export classification support legitimacy as a sourcing agent rather than a manufacturer.