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Geology Western belt Colombian emeralds is located in Boyacá DepartmentMMColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeralds Emerald occurrences of the western belt M - Muzo The western emerald belt of Colombia stretches across northwestern Cundinamarca and southwestern Boyacá to the extreme south of Santander, from La Palma and Topaipí in the southwest to La Belleza and Florián in the northeast.[6] The main municipalities of the western belt are: Muzo San Pablo de Borbur Pauna Otanche Quípama Maripí Coper Briceño Yacopí El Peñón The emeralds occur mainly in hydrothermal mineralizations in the Rosablanca, Paja, Muzo and Furatena Formations,[7][8] the latter named after the mythical cacica Furatena. Furatena was the owner of the finest emeralds of the Muzo territories before the Spanish conquest.[9] Major mines of this area are:[10] Muzo mine Coscuez mine Las Pavas La Pita Peñas Blancas mine La Palma mine Yacopí mine Quipama mine Small airports serving the western belt are Furatena Airport and Muzo Airport. Eastern belt Colombian emeralds is located in Cundinamarca DepartmentCCColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeraldsColombian emeralds Emerald occurrences of the eastern belt C - Chivor The eastern belt of the emerald region of the Eastern Ranges is located in the east of Cundinamarca and southeast of Boyacá, at around 110 kilometres (68 mi) distance from the western belt.[8] Main areas are:[11] Chivor Somondoco Gachalá Almeida Guateque Macanal Ubalá The emeralds occur mostly in the Macanal, Las Juntas and Guavio Formations.[8][11] Major mines are:[10] Chivor mine Somondoco mine Gualí mine La Vega de San Juan Las Cruces El Diamante La Estrella El Perro La Mula El Toro Regional geology

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