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0.78 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Alexandrite Pair from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This pair of stones ships by Jul 22
Stone type: | Alexandrite | Alexandrite |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR11352 | PR11352 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.59 Width: 3.82 Height: 2.79 | Length: 4.6 Width: 3.82 Height: 3.02 |
Weight: | 0.38 Ct. | 0.40 Ct. |
Color: help | Green to Brown | Green to Brown |
Color intensity: help | Medium | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,436 | $1,436 |
From the moment the rough alexandrite left the ancient metamorphic rock of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a story began that links earth and artisan to a lifetime of wear. Deep in the island geology, chromium rich conditions and the patient work of heat and pressure created crystals that would one day whisper color across light. Miners and local gem cutters in Sri Lanka have passed down techniques and an eye for balance and beauty through generations, and these two oval stones carry that legacy. At The Natural Gemstone Company we take pride in tracing each piece from its source to the finished gem, and these alexandrites arrived into our care unheated and unenhanced, as untouched by human alteration as the moment they were released from the earth. When you imagine a bridal set, consider the romance contained in these stones, the idea that your ring or earrings will be a continuation of a geological narrative that began long before any human hand.
Technically, this pair is compact but expressive, weighing 0.38 carats and 0.40 carats respectively, with oval measurements of 4.59 by 3.82 by 2.79 millimeters for the first stone, and 4.60 by 3.82 by 3.02 millimeters for the second stone. Each has a mixed brilliant cut that balances sparkle with depth, and an excellent polish that allows light to enter and play. Clarity is graded very slightly included at eye level, which means the stones read clean and transparent to most viewers, with internal characteristics that affirm their natural origin rather than detract from their appearance. Color intensity is medium, and these alexandrites reveal their magic through change from green in brighter or fluorescent conditions to a more brownish tone under incandescent light, a quality that makes them intimate and surprising stones to wear. No enhancement has been applied to these gems, which gives them a pure narrative and a stable baseline for any setting or design the client may imagine.
When thinking of a bridal set, these alexandrites lend themselves beautifully to both earrings and rings, and in a variety of stylistic approaches. As studs, matched in a classic four prong or bezel setting, they will sit close to the face and reveal their color change with every turn, creating a subtle living accent to the bride’s ensemble. For a bridal ring, consider placing them as the center of an understated solitaire in a bezel for security and a modern silhouette, or as flanking stones beside a central diamond or colored gem, where their medium intensity will complement and warm surrounding stones. A halo of small diamonds can amplify their perceived size and bring out the green tones in daylight, while rose gold settings may enhance the brownish shift under warm light, creating romantic harmony with skin tones. Because the pair is nearly equal in weight, they are ideal for ear studs or for paired side settings, and the slight difference of 0.02 carats can be used to articulate a focal hierarchy in asymmetrical designs, or balanced by subtle metalwork so that each stone reads as a matched companion in the set.
In the workshop these gems arrive ready for thoughtful design, their cut and polish lending themselves to a range of mountings that favor protection and light play. Our jewelers at The Natural Gemstone Company can shape settings that emphasize the oval silhouette, orienting the stones north south for elongation on a finger, or east west for a contemporary statement in an earring. We recommend protective bezels for clients who lead active lives, and delicate prong work for those who prioritize maximum brilliance. Care considerations are straightforward, given the stones natural state, and a gentle cleaning with mild soap and warm water and a soft brush will preserve their surface and sparkle. More than a technical selection, this pair is an invitation to tell a personal story, a set of stones that began in the deep history of Ceylon and that can become a symbol of a new chapter, made into earrings or rings that witness vows and quiet daily moments alike. If you would like guidance on design possibilities, metal choices, or custom settings, our team is available to collaborate and to ensure these alexandrites find their most meaningful and beautiful expression.




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