Oval cabochon with well-proportioned 4.4mm dome height. Under 30× immersed examination, the stone reveals a dense "jardin" (garden) of inclusions typical of natural emerald — reflective crystal inclusions, internal fractures, and veiling throughout the body.

Strong red fluorescence under UV light confirms chromium-based color origin, characteristic of natural beryl. The inclusions are expected and accepted in cabochon-grade emerald — they confirm natural origin without significantly detracting from the face-up color. Backlit examination reveals warm green transmission with some internal clouding.

No surface-reaching fractures detected. Clean, polished dome with good luster.