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	The '''Chalk Emerald''' is a 37.82 ~~[[Carat (mass)~~\|carat~~]] (7.564~~ g) [[Colombia]]n [[emerald]].		The '''Chalk Emerald''' is a {{convert\|37.82\|carat\|g}} [[Colombia]]n [[emerald]].

	It originally weighed 38.40 ~~carats (7.68~~ g), but was recut and set in a ring, where it is surrounded by sixty pear-shaped diamonds (totalling 15 ~~carats (3~~ g)), by [[Harry Winston]] Inc. The ring is housed in the National Gem and Mineral Collection at the [[Smithsonian Institution\|Smithsonian]] [[National Museum of Natural History\|Natural History Museum]] in the [[United States]] and was donated to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. [[O. Roy Chalk]] in 1972.		It originally weighed {{convert\|38.40\|carat\|g}}, but was recut and set in a ring, where it is surrounded by sixty pear-shaped diamonds (totalling {{convert\|15\|carat\|g}}, by [[Harry Winston]] Inc. The ring is housed in the National Gem and Mineral Collection at the [[Smithsonian Institution\|Smithsonian]] [[National Museum of Natural History\|Natural History Museum]] in the [[United States]] and was donated to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. [[O. Roy Chalk]] in 1972.

	==External links==		==External links==

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	The '''Chalk Emerald''' is a ~~973~~.82 [[Carat (mass)\|carat]] (7.564 g) [[Colombia]]n [[emerald]].		The '''Chalk Emerald''' is a 37.82 [[Carat (mass)\|carat]] (7.564 g) [[Colombia]]n [[emerald]].

	It originally weighed 38.40 carats (7.68 g), but was recut and set in a ring, where it is surrounded by sixty pear-shaped diamonds (totalling 15 carats (3 g)), by [[Harry Winston]] Inc. The ring is housed in the National Gem and Mineral Collection at the [[Smithsonian Institution\|Smithsonian]] [[National Museum of Natural History\|Natural History Museum]] in the [[United States]] and was donated to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. [[O. Roy Chalk]] in 1972.		It originally weighed 38.40 carats (7.68 g), but was recut and set in a ring, where it is surrounded by sixty pear-shaped diamonds (totalling 15 carats (3 g)), by [[Harry Winston]] Inc. The ring is housed in the National Gem and Mineral Collection at the [[Smithsonian Institution\|Smithsonian]] [[National Museum of Natural History\|Natural History Museum]] in the [[United States]] and was donated to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. [[O. Roy Chalk]] in 1972.

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	The '''Chalk Emerald''' is a 37.82 [[Carat (mass)\|carat]] (7.564 g) [[Colombia]]n [[emerald]].		The '''Chalk Emerald''' is a 973.82 [[Carat (mass)\|carat]] (7.564 g) [[Colombia]]n [[emerald]].

	It originally weighed 38.40 carats (7.68 g), but was recut and set in a ring, where it is surrounded by sixty pear-shaped diamonds (totalling 15 carats (3 g)), by [[Harry Winston]] Inc. The ring is housed in the National Gem and Mineral Collection at the [[Smithsonian Institution\|Smithsonian]] [[National Museum of Natural History\|Natural History Museum]] in the [[United States]] and was donated to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. [[O. Roy Chalk]] in 1972.		It originally weighed 38.40 carats (7.68 g), but was recut and set in a ring, where it is surrounded by sixty pear-shaped diamonds (totalling 15 carats (3 g)), by [[Harry Winston]] Inc. The ring is housed in the National Gem and Mineral Collection at the [[Smithsonian Institution\|Smithsonian]] [[National Museum of Natural History\|Natural History Museum]] in the [[United States]] and was donated to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. [[O. Roy Chalk]] in 1972.

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	==External links==		==External links==

			* http://www.internetstones.com/claire-roy-chalk-emerald-ring.html
	* http://famousdiamonds.tripod.com/chalkemeraldring.html		* http://famousdiamonds.tripod.com/chalkemeraldring.html
	* http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/~tskirvin/pics/trips/DC-2006/NaturalHistory-2006.02.20/tn/img_2330.jpg.html		* http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/~tskirvin/pics/trips/DC-2006/NaturalHistory-2006.02.20/tn/img_2330.jpg.html

	[[Category:Named emeralds]]		[[Category:Named emeralds]]

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Recategorized.

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	* http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/~tskirvin/pics/trips/DC-2006/NaturalHistory-2006.02.20/tn/img_2330.jpg.html		* http://www.ks.uiuc.edu/~tskirvin/pics/trips/DC-2006/NaturalHistory-2006.02.20/tn/img_2330.jpg.html

	[[Category:Named ~~gemstones~~]]		[[Category:Named emeralds]]

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	The '''Chalk Emerald''' is a 37.82 [[Carat (mass)\|carat]] (7.564 g) [[Colombia]]n [[emerald]].		The '''Chalk Emerald''' is a 37.82 [[Carat (mass)\|carat]] (7.564 g) [[Colombia]]n [[emerald]].

	It originally weighed 38.40 carats (7.68 g), but was recut and set in a ring, where it is surrounded by sixty pear-shaped diamonds (totalling 15 carats (3 g)), by [[Harry Winston]] Inc. The ring is housed in the National Gem and Mineral Collection at the [[Smithsonian Institution\|Smithsonian]] [[National Museum of Natural History\|Natural History Museum]] and was donated to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. [[O. Roy Chalk]] in 1972.		It originally weighed 38.40 carats (7.68 g), but was recut and set in a ring, where it is surrounded by sixty pear-shaped diamonds (totalling 15 carats (3 g)), by [[Harry Winston]] Inc. The ring is housed in the National Gem and Mineral Collection at the [[Smithsonian Institution\|Smithsonian]] [[National Museum of Natural History\|Natural History Museum]] in the [[United States]] and was donated to the museum by Mr. and Mrs. [[O. Roy Chalk]] in 1972.

	==External links==		==External links==