COSCUEZ MAJESTIC MINE ON THE PLANET !

COSCUEZ: THE LARGEST MINE IN THE WORLD!

To speak of the largest mine in the world, we must first speak about “San Pablo de Borbur”, a Colombian municipality located in the Western Province in the Department of Boyacá. Also known as the “Emerald Municipality of Colombia”, San Pablo de Borbur has a history similar to that of Muzo, since its first settlers were also Muzo Indians and later, Spanish colonisers, called “Looters or Saqueadores in spanish”, who were in charge of extracting the more emeralds from this magical land.

 This municipality and therefore its masterful mine called “Coscuez”, are located about 65 km from the city of Chiquinquirá, capital of the province, bordered on the north by Otanche and Pauna, on the south by Muzo, on the east by Maripí and Pauna and to the west with Otanche again.

 The lands where the Coscuez mine is located, do not have the mythological uniqueness of other lands such as Muzo, but thanks to its proximity, to the northeast you can see the hill “Fura”, which according to Muisca mythology, was in principle the first woman in the earth created by God “Aré”, and just in front, you can see the hill “Tena”, the first man. Fura, in violating the divine mandate of fidelity, and Tena after killing himself, were converted into these hills.

Coscuez mine is not only the largest and most majestic on the planet, it is also the mine that produces the brightest emeralds in the world. This unique feature, together with the yellowish tone and the absence of parisite crystals, distinguishes Coscuez’s emeralds from Muzo’s, since for their other details, they are very similar gems.

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