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1.54 Ct. Alexandrite from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 9
Item ID: | K28737 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.34 Width: 6.04 Height: 4.26 |
Weight: | 1.54 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish to Purplish |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $3,700 |
If you are searching for a single gemstone that will end your quest for rarity, beauty, and enduring personal meaning, this 1.54 carat oval alexandrite from Ceylon Sri Lanka is precisely the solution you have been looking for, and The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present it to you. This stone was faceted in an elegant mixed brilliant style to maximize both scintillation and color play, with dimensions of 7.34 by 6.04 by 4.26 millimeters, an excellent polish, and a clarity grade of slightly included when evaluated at eye level. What makes this gem uniquely suited to moments that matter is its intense color intensity, the remarkable greenish to purplish change between fluorescent and incandescent light, and the fact that it is completely natural with no enhancement. If your priority is a center stone for an engagement ring that will spark conversation, a rare addition to a collector s cabinet of wonders, or a meaningful gift that will be worn for a lifetime, this alexandrite meets those needs by combining manageable size with exceptional optical character and trustworthy origin.
When shoppers ask how alexandrite s brilliance compares to more common gemstones such as diamond, sapphire, or emerald, it is important to consider what kind of beauty you actually want to highlight, because alexandrite s appeal is different and in many contexts more compelling. Diamonds are renowned for their white fire, which is driven by a high refractive index and strong dispersion, and this produces dazzling flashes of spectral color that are very different from the subtle and shifting personality of alexandrite. Sapphires and emeralds attract attention with deep, saturated color and rich chroma, and in those gems the color remains consistent under different light sources. Alexandrite, by contrast, offers a transformative brilliance that is less about constant white scintillation and more about animated color dynamics, including pleochroic depth that reveals different hues from different angles, and a striking change from greenish tones in daylight or fluorescent lighting to purplish tones under incandescent light. Technically, chrysoberyl alexandrite has a refractive character that yields excellent light return for its size, and although its dispersion is lower than diamond, the mixed brilliant cut of this oval gem has been optimized to play with light so that flashes of brilliance support and enhance the color change instead of washing it out. The result is an eye catching performance that stands out when set against the more predictable brilliance of traditional stones, because this alexandrite seems to tell a story as you move it under different lights, a quality that collectors and romantics alike prize.
Beyond optical performance, practical details speak to the stone s suitability for fine jewelry and long term enjoyment, and The Natural Gemstone Company makes these details clear because we know you value transparency along with beauty. The gem is a well proportioned oval, weight 1.54 carats, dimensions as noted, mixed brilliant faceting that balances sparkle with color depth, clarity slightly included at eye level which means inclusions do not dominate the view but rather attest to its natural origin, intense color that reads as vivid in the correct light, and an excellent polish that ensures each facet returns light cleanly to the eye. The absence of enhancement means you are receiving an unaltered natural alexandrite, a rare commodity in the market, and the Sri Lankan origin adds a desirable provenance because Ceylon has produced many historically significant gemstones known for their beauty. If you are assembling a ring, consider settings that allow light to interact with the pavilion and crown, such as four prong or halo designs that keep the gem visible while protecting it, because this stone s color shift is best experienced when it can catch both daylight and warm evening light. We at The Natural Gemstone Company are ready to provide additional viewing images under multiple light sources, to discuss custom mounting options, and to answer any technical questions you may have, because our goal is to match you with the exact gem that resolves your search. If your aim is to end the search for something exceptional, this alexandrite is the perfect solution, a rare and lively stone that will mark the moment with a beauty that changes and endures.




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