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0.44 Ct. Alexandrite from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Aug 23
Item ID: | K13119 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.5 Width: 3.62 Height: 2.97 |
Weight: | 0.44 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish to Brownish |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $1,591 |
This alexandrite is a transparent, 0.44 carat pear shape specimen, with dimensions of 5.50 x 3.62 x 2.97 mm, originating from Ceylon, Sri Lanka. The gem is fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut, combining a faceted pavilion designed for depth with a brilliant style crown to enhance scintillation. Clarity is graded as eye clean when evaluated at eye level, and the stone exhibits a light color intensity with greenish to brownish tones that are characteristic of certain Sri Lankan alexandrite material. The polish has been assessed as excellent, and there has been no enhancement applied to this gem. The provenance, weight, cut proportions, and clarity present a concise technical profile suitable for gemological comparison and practical design considerations. The Natural Gemstone Company recognizes the importance of clear, factual information for buyers and designers evaluating a gem for bespoke or commercial use.
Optically, the mixed brilliant cut on this pear shape alexandrite is intended to balance light return with color visibility. The crown facets and pavilion arrangement promote scintillation and small flashes of white light, while the transparency and excellent polish allow the internal color and tone to be observed without obstruction. The light color intensity means the greenish to brownish tones are present but not deeply saturated, which produces a subtle, refined appearance under typical ambient lighting. Because the clarity is eye clean at normal viewing distances, there is minimal distraction from inclusions, which supports a clean visual field through the table and along the pear outline. These combined attributes produce a gem that reads as bright and lively in motion, while maintaining delicate tonal character when viewed statically.
The pear shape and 0.44 carat weight make this alexandrite highly versatile for a range of settings that span casual and formal wear. In a casual context, the stone can be set in a modest solitaire ring or a simple pendant, where the elegant pear silhouette provides a flattering visual line without dominating an outfit. For more formal applications, the gem adapts well to halo settings, three stone arrangements, or asymmetric designs that pair it with colorless diamonds or warm accent stones to emphasize warmth and contrast. The light color intensity and the greenish to brownish hue allow the stone to harmonize with yellow gold for a warmer presentation, or with platinum and white gold for a more restrained, contemporary look. The modest dimensions also make this stone appropriate for stacking rings, layered necklaces, or refined stud and drop earrings where proportional balance and comfort are important.
Regarding durability and care, alexandrite is a variety of chrysoberyl and ranks approximately 8.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, providing substantial resistance to everyday wear and abrasion. This hardness supports the practical use of the gem in rings and frequently worn jewelry, though like all fine gemstones it benefits from reasonable handling precautions to avoid sharp blows or exposure to harsh chemicals. Cleaning is straightforward and effective with warm soapy water and a soft brush to remove surface residues, taking care not to subject the stone to sudden extreme temperature changes or aggressive household cleaners. The fact that this specimen is unenhanced supports long term stability of color and structure, and the excellent polish helps minimize surface wear while promoting consistent optical performance over time.
The Sri Lankan origin contributes to the gemological context of this alexandrite, as Ceylon has a long history of producing color gemstones with distinct tonal ranges and fine cutting traditions. The greenish to brownish expression seen in this piece is consistent with certain Ceylon alexandrite occurrences, and the documented no enhancement status provides a clear baseline for appraisal and certification. For designers, collectors, and private buyers interested in provenance and technical detail, The Natural Gemstone Company can provide further documentation, high resolution imagery, and condition reports to support design planning and valuation. The combination of measured dimensions, mixed brilliant cutting, eye clean clarity, excellent polish, and natural origin yields a gem that is technically sound and aesthetically adaptable, appropriate for both understated everyday pieces and more formal, considered jewelry designs.




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