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2.06 Ct. Cabochon Alexandrite from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Mar 5
Item ID: | K13193 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.16 Width: 7.2 Height: 3.74 |
Weight: | 2.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green to Reddish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $2,405 |
If you are searching for a single stone to complete a lifetime promise or a rare treasure to anchor a serious collection, this alexandrite answers both needs with authority. Many customers tell us they want an engagement gem that is unmistakable in character, durable enough for daily wear, and intrinsically rare enough to feel like an heirloom. Other customers who collect fine gemstones seek natural color change material that has verifiable origin and no enhancements, so their investment is pure and transparent. This 2.06 carat oval cabochon alexandrite from Ceylon Sri Lanka was selected precisely for those criteria, it combines a vivid color response with an elegant domed presentation, and it has been certified by Other to validate its natural provenance and color change classification. With a clarity described as very slightly included at eye level, and an excellent polish that showcases its translucency and color shift, this gem resolves the usual trade off between beauty and authenticity, making it the perfect solution for couples, designers, and collectors who will accept nothing less than a gemstone that performs under both light and scrutiny.
Understanding the technical qualities matters when choosing a piece that will be set and worn for years, or placed in a curated cabinet with other rare gems. This alexandrite weighs 2.06 carats, and measures 8.16 x 7.20 x 3.74 mm, dimensions that translate into a substantial presence without overwhelming a refined mounting. The cabochon cut enhances the stone overall, producing a smooth domed face that intensifies the color change phenomenon, which presents as a bluish green flash in daylight and a dramatic shift to reddish purple under incandescent lighting. The lab classification as color change confirms that this is not a mere color shift effect caused by surface reflections, but a genuine change in hue in different lighting environments. There are no enhancements, which increases the long term value and collector appeal, and the origin from Ceylon Sri Lanka adds an esteemed geographic story to the gem, since Sri Lankan alexandrites are prized for their elegant tones and natural saturation. The translucency of this particular cabochon allows light to penetrate and interact with the chromium content in the crystal, yielding the vivid color intensity noted in the report, while the excellent polish ensures that promise translates into visible, immediate beauty.
When imagining how this alexandrite can be used, consider its cabochon profile and dynamic color behavior as design advantages rather than constraints. For an engagement ring, a bezel or halo setting will protect the domed surface while framing the unique color change, offering both security and style, and the stone size and oval shape lend themselves to both solitaire and three stone designs. For collectors, this stone fills the niche of an unenhanced, certified alexandrite from a respected origin, a combination that is increasingly scarce in global markets. Jewelers and bespoke designers will appreciate the 8.16 x 7.20 x 3.74 mm proportions for planning prong heights and bezel thickness, and will find the very slightly included clarity grade to be ideal for a stone that needs to show strong color without internal features distracting from the hue shift. Because there are no treatments, this alexandrite carries a purity that assures longevity in color and structure, it will not revert or fade due to heat treatments or dyes, and the excellent polish means less work is required to achieve a showroom finish. Whether you prefer a classic vintage inspired mounting, a contemporary minimalist bezel, or a museum quality display cabinet, this gem adapts beautifully, delivering a different emotional impression in daylight than in incandescent light, which makes wearing or viewing it an event each time the lighting changes.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that purchasing a rare color change alexandrite is a decision that blends heart and reason, and we stand ready to make that choice effortless and confident. We provide the certification from Other to accompany this 2.06 carat Ceylon alexandrite, and we can supply close up photography, targeted lighting views, and a short video demonstrating the color change under both daylight and incandescent conditions, so you can confirm for yourself how the bluish green and the reddish purple tones emerge. Our team can discuss setting recommendations, propose matched accent stones if you want a bespoke ring or pendant, and arrange secure shipping and insured handling for collectors who require discretion and traceable logistics. If preservation is a concern, simple care guidelines are effective, gentle cleaning with mild soap and a soft brush yields the best results, and routine checks for setting security will protect your investment for generations. Trusting The Natural Gemstone Company means you are choosing a partner who values provenance, clarity, and natural beauty, and who will help you realize the final expression of your search, whether that means a once in a lifetime engagement stone or a centerpiece for a distinguished collection.




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