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14.50 Ct. Alexandrite from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 2
Item ID: | K26218 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.88 Width: 11.5 Height: 9.6 |
Weight: | 14.50 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish to Orangish |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $5,603 |
One beautiful transparent 14.50 carat cushion shape alexandrite from Ceylon Sri Lanka presents a rare combination of size, color change, and natural purity, a combination that is exceptionally difficult to find in the current market. Measuring 14.88 x 11.50 x 9.60 mm, this gem carries a mixed brilliant cut that is engineered to balance scintillation and color play, producing lively fire in daylight and a clear shift to warm orange tones under incandescent light. The clarity grade of very slightly included as evaluated at eye level places this stone well above the typical clarity one finds in large alexandrites, where inclusions often compromise transparency and color. With intense color intensity and an excellent polish, and with no enhancement, this alexandrite stands apart from many commercially available stones that have been heat treated, dye infused, or clarity enhanced to reach attractive looks. Compared with many sapphires and emeralds of similar weight, this alexandrite is rarer by nature, because true color change in such a large, clean specimen is far less common than single color saturation in other gems. Among alexandrites, stones over ten carats that remain transparent and untreated are infrequent, and the Ceylon origin adds provenance that collectors and investors recognize for its historical significance and consistent crystal quality.
From an investment perspective this 14.50 carat Ceylon alexandrite offers a compelling profile, because rarity, provenance, and natural, untreated condition are the primary drivers of long term appreciation in colored gemstones. Unlike mass marketed diamonds that depend largely on branding and certification tiers, exceptional colored gems appreciate when supply is constrained and buyer preference shifts toward unique optical phenomena. Alexandrite is one of the few gems that exhibits a dramatic color change, and market appetite for such novelty tends to grow as high net worth collectors and bespoke jewelers seek showpiece stones that cannot be replicated by synthetic or treated materials. The absence of enhancement increases both market confidence and liquidity, because untreated stones command premium pricing and are easier to resell to discerning buyers. Provenance from Ceylon Sri Lanka further enhances investment stability, because origin attributes play a measurable role in valuation when paired with outstanding color and cutting. Historically, top quality alexandrite has shown steady demand among collectors and auction houses, and while no investment is guaranteed, the combination of intense color, large size, high transparency, and excellent polish in this stone creates a favorable risk reward profile relative to many other gemstones in the same price bracket.
When you consider acquisition through The Natural Gemstone Company you gain not only the gem itself but also our expertise in describing, presenting, and placing exceptional stones in the market. Compared to purchasing from mass retail outlets where treatments and origin are often obfuscated, acquiring an alexandrite of this caliber with clear documentation of its features offers better potential for future sale and established collector appeal. Its cushion shape and mixed brilliant cut maximize visual impact in fine jewelry or as a standalone investment, providing both aesthetic enjoyment and resale potential. For collectors seeking portfolio diversification, large untreated alexandrite represents a tangible asset that can be insured, appraised, and held outside of volatile paper markets, while still being small enough to store securely. We advise considering provenance documentation, independent appraisal, and appropriate insurance to protect value, and we are prepared to assist with these services to facilitate a confident purchase. In a market where truly exceptional stones are scarce, this 14.50 carat Ceylon alexandrite is positioned to outperform many conventional gemstone options, making it a persuasive choice for buyers who prioritize rarity, natural beauty, and long term appreciation, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to guide you through acquisition, care, and eventual resale if you choose to realize investment gains.




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