Tumbled Emerald and Sapphire Gemstones

This image features two small, polished gemstones resting on a striped fabric surface. The primary subject is a medium-sized tumbled emerald, characterized by its vibrant, deep green hue and translucent quality. It exhibits a smooth, rounded 'baroque' or tumbled shape rather than a formal geometric facet, suggesting it is intended as a pocket stone or for use in wire-wrapped jewelry. The surface appears commercially polished with a high luster, though internal inclusions known as 'jardin' are visible, which is standard for natural emerald beryl. Positioned slightly behind the emerald is a smaller, darker blue gemstone, likely a sapphire based on its deep navy saturation and similar polished texture. Both stones appear to be approximately 5mm to 10mm in size. There are no visible maker's marks or stamps, as these are loose natural minerals. The condition appears to be excellent with no major surface chips or fractures visible to the naked eye. In a modern context, these are typically used in holistic practices or as affordable jewelry components. Due to the lack of formal faceting, they represent a more organic or bohemian style of lapidary work.