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22.29 Ct. Multi Color Cabochon Agate from Madagascar
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Item ID: | K28794 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 24.01 Width: 20.37 Height: 5.88 |
Weight: | 22.29 Ct. |
Color: help | Multi Color |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
This translucent multi color agate from Madagascar weighs 22.29 carats and measures 24.01 x 20.37 x 5.88 mm, presented in a classic cushion shape and finished as a cabochon, and it is offered by The Natural Gemstone Company. The stone displays intense color intensity with a soft translucency that permits depth and pattern to be appreciated without faceting, and the polish is excellent, producing a smooth refined surface that is ideal for close inspection and wearable design. Clarity in agate is assessed by the uniformity of translucency and the absence of fractures or treated surfaces, and this specimen shows natural dendritic patterning distributed across a clean field with no evidence of enhancement. Origin is a meaningful attribute for educated buyers, and Madagascar is known for producing high quality agates with distinctive banding and dendritic inclusions, which supports both provenance and collector appeal. The cabochon cutting style emphasizes the stone's internal landscape, and the cushion outline balances contemporary presence with classical proportions, offering an immediately legible statement for gem specialists and discerning clients.
For custom jewelry this agate is exceptionally well suited because its size and shape allow for a variety of design approaches, and a 22.29 carat cushion cabochon occupies a scale that works comfortably as a substantial ring center, a bold pendant focal point, or a sculptural brooch element, while the modest 5.88 mm depth simplifies bezel and partial bezel settings without excessive metal weight. The even translucency and intense color intensity make the surface patterning readable under direct light and in ambient settings, and the excellent polish reduces the need for protective design features, enabling open settings that showcase the stone rather than conceal it. Because there are no enhancements, the buyer is acquiring an unaltered natural material, which has value for collectors and those commissioning bespoke pieces, and Madagascar provenance adds geological interest and market credibility. Our recommendations for metals include warm tones such as 18 karat yellow gold to complement the cream and amber accents, and cool tones such as platinum to create contrast with the darker dendritic motifs, and experienced designers will appreciate the predictable behavior of this cabochon during setting and finishing, ensuring that the final bespoke piece meets both aesthetic and structural standards.























