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29.56 Ct. Bluish Green Apatite from South Africa
This loose stone ships by Oct 11
Item ID: | K30353 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 29.71 Width: 18.46 Height: 9.11 |
Weight: | 29.56 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | South Africa |
Per carat price: help | $82 |
Birthed from the ancient pegmatite veins of South Africa, this transparent bluish green apatite carries the quiet story of time and pressure, of mineral growth over millennia before it first saw light. Miners uncovered a crystal whose size and purity invited a careful journey from rough stone to jewel. Weighing 29.56 carat and fashioned into a graceful pear shape, the gem measures 29.71 x 18.46 x 9.11 mm, dimensions that preserve the stone's natural proportions while allowing the cutting art to sing. The cutter chose a faceted approach with a mixed brilliant cut, a deliberate decision to marry the depth of the pavilion with the scintillation of a brilliant crown. Each facet has been placed with geometric precision, which allows maximum light play as beams enter, refract, and return, producing the lively, watery flashes that define quality apatite.
Viewed at eye level the clarity grade is very very slightly included, a testament to its natural origin that remains unobtrusive to the naked eye, and the excellent polish brings every facet edge to mirror like perfection. The gem has undergone heat treated enhancement to stabilize and subtly intensify its light color intensity, a common and carefully controlled practice that enhances the stone without masking its origin. In the hands of our artisans at The Natural Gemstone Company this apatite was transformed from raw crystal to a jewel that balances technical precision and soulful beauty. Its pear silhouette invites settings that accentuate length and brilliance, ideal for a pendant that catches sunlight as it moves, or a ring that offers a flash of sea glass green with every gesture. More than a decorative stone, it carries cultural echoes of the landscapes from which it came, and the human touch that refined it, making it a meaningful choice for someone who values provenance, craftsmanship, and the quiet poetry of a gem that has been allowed to reveal its light.





















