6 August 2026
Introducing Baby Goliath
Discovered at the Kagem emerald mine in Zambia in 2010, Baby Goliath is a true treasure. Weighing 273.94 grams (about 1,369.7 carats), this remarkable specimen shines with an exquisite green colour when lit, reminding of lush forests and vibrant nature.
Affectionately named ‘Baby Goliath’, as the smaller of two exceptional emerald clusters recovered from the Kagem mine in 2010, what makes this specimen truly special is its perfect formation. It features a harmonious cluster of emerald crystals that twist and intertwine, as if pulled together by an unseen force. This creates a beautiful display of light and colour that allows you to see new faces and fascinating angles at every turn, in a perpetual dance.
Zambian emeralds lend themselves to larger crystal formations as they are ever-so-slightly richer in iron than emeralds from other deposits, which is pivotal in bonding the elements more tightly. Furthermore, at Kagem, emeralds are carefully extracted from host rock by hand, which assists in keeping cluster formations intact. Without any host rock attached, Baby Goliath captures attention with the pure elegance of its crystals. It appears as if it has come straight from the depths of the Earth, a flawless cluster of perfect minerals ready to be admired in all its glory.
Baby Goliath is a beautiful reminder of nature’s incredible artistry. At every glance, it draws you deeper into a world of wonder, showcasing the magic and mystery hidden within our planet.