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1.09 Ct. Orangish Brown Andesine from United States (Oregon)
This loose stone ships by Nov 29
Item ID: | K33993 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.63 Width: 5.2 Height: 3.85 |
Weight: | 1.09 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Brown |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | United States (Oregon) |
Per carat price: help | $1,200 |
This description presents a single transparent 1.09 carat emerald cut orangish brown andesine, faceted to precise proportions, offering clear specification and provenance for professional consideration. The stone measures 7.63 x 5.20 x 3.85 mm, and exhibits the classic rectangular emerald cut shape with step facets across the pavilion and crown. Clarity is graded as slightly included when evaluated at eye level, consistent with transparent material showing minor internal features that do not significantly interfere with face up appearance. Color intensity is assessed as intense, producing a rich orangish brown hue that is evenly distributed across the table, and polish has been evaluated as excellent, delivering crisp facet junctions and a well defined table surface. The andesine has undergone heat treatment as an enhancement, and origin is documented as Oregon, United States. The Natural Gemstone Company provides this information to support accurate selection, setting, and disclosure practices.
Optical behavior and cutting characteristics are important to understand when assessing this emerald cut andesine for jewelry. The step cut emphasizes color and clarity, presenting the orangish brown tone with controlled flashes of luster rather than abundant scintillation. The relatively shallow depth and generous table typical of an emerald cut create a broad window into the stone, so the intense color and any slight inclusions are visible face up but are presented in a refined, restrained manner. The excellent polish enhances surface reflection and contributes to a clean visual presentation. Heat treatment has been applied to stabilize and intensify color, a common and accepted enhancement in andesine of this origin, and the treatment is stable under normal wear conditions. These combined qualities make the stone suitable for classic, elegant settings where color and form are primary aesthetic considerations.
The orangish brown color of this andesine offers versatile compatibility with a range of skin tones, and thoughtful setting choices can emphasize different aspects of the hue. On warm skin tones that display golden or yellow undertones, the stone harmonizes naturally, reinforcing warmth and creating a seamless, integrated look. Set in yellow gold, the orangish brown will blend and glow, producing an understated, sophisticated warmth. On cool skin tones that show blue or pink undertones, the stone provides a pleasing counterpoint, creating visual interest through warm contrast. In white metal settings such as platinum or white gold, the gemstone reads as a warm accent, and the juxtaposition sharpens the stone against paler skin, lending a contemporary, gallery like appearance. For neutral skin tones that accommodate both warm and cool directions, the andesine is exceptionally versatile, and the final impression can be tuned by metal choice and accent stones. On deeper skin tones, the intense orangish brown maintains strong presence, where the depth of color reads as rich and saturated rather than dark, and paired with rose gold the result is a glowing, candlelit quality. Accent stones can further refine these effects, with colorless diamonds increasing perceived brilliance and clarity, and warm colored accents such as champagne diamonds or cognac sapphires reinforcing the orange brown spectrum.
Practical considerations for jewelry design and care are straightforward given the gem attributes. The 1.09 carat weight and the dimensions 7.63 x 5.20 x 3.85 mm produce a balanced footprint suitable for solitaire rings, three stone rings, drop pendants, or elegant stud earrings, where the emerald cut imparts architectural lines. A prong setting will expose the broad table and showcase the color, while a bezel can protect the girdle and present a modern, secure aesthetic that slightly mutes peripheral brilliance but highlights color saturation. Because the cut emphasizes color, pairing with white metal can create high contrast where the orangish brown appears more vivid, while yellow or rose gold will blend with warm undertones for a cohesive effect. The stone has been heat treated, a stable enhancement, and normal precautions apply, such as avoiding prolonged exposure to harsh household chemicals and extreme thermal shock. Routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush is recommended, and professional inspection of the mounting at periodic intervals will preserve both security and appearance. The Natural Gemstone Company documents origin, treatment, and quality assessments to support transparent decisions by jewelers and collectors, and can provide further details on matching pairs, custom settings, and certification upon request.
























