The Muzo mines lie some 60 miles north-west of Bogotá in a far-flung corner of Boyacá department in the high Andes mountains. The path weaves its way from high cold altitudes among sheer cliffs in the clouds, finally dropping down through the semitropical jungle to humid warm valleys where the gems are hidden.

The Muzo mines are situated in the western flank of the Eastern ranges of the Colombian Andes. The Devonshire, one of the world's most famous uncut emeralds, is from the Muzo mines.

Explore and shop the world's best quality emeralds from Muzo Emerald Colombia. Mined with a steadfast commitment to traceability, transparency and environmental impact. Finished collections include collaborations with contemporary design talent as …

Mar 11, 2023 · Emeralds encrusted in white calcite rock inside the mine at Muzo in central Colombia. They will later be analyzed at a laboratory to determine their worth.

May 28, 2024 · The Muzo mine in Colombia has experienced a renaissance in the last decade, creating a bridge between Colombia’s finest mineral and the rest of the world.

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Dating back to 400 B.C., and even before the Spanish colonization, Muzo’s legendary emerald mine in western Boyacá, Colombia, is steeped in rich history, spanning the globe from ancient civilizations to the opulence of royal courts in the New World.

The Muzo emerald is renowned for its breathtaking combination of intense green color, vibrant fire, and near-perfect geometry. These ideal qualities of Muzo rough stones, when illuminated by a talented gem-cutter, give way to the radiant facets of the world’s most prized cut emeralds.

Muzo Mine, Muzo Municipality, Western Boyacá Province, Boyacá Department, Colombia : An emerald mine in Lower Cretaceous (130 ma old) calcareous schists. The emerald deposits in the Muzo area occur in organic-rich black shales. Evidence from the Muzo mine shows that hydrothermal ...

There are a number of independent emerald mines dotting Colombia, but the three main ones where most of the country’’s production comes from are Muzo, Chivor, and Coscuez. The Chivor district is about 75 kilometers northeast of Bogotá, and the Muzo district which is centered about 100 kilometers north of Bogotá.