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0.62 Ct. Green Chrysoberyl from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by May 14
Item ID: | K21780 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.08 Width: 4.6 Height: 3.07 |
Weight: | 0.62 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
This pear shape green chrysoberyl weighs 0.62 carat, and measures 6.08 x 4.60 x 3.07 mm, with a refined mixed brilliant cut that balances pavilion depth and crown faceting to maximize return of light. The gem is transparent, with a clarity grade of slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which indicates the presence of minor internal characteristics that are visible only under close observation and do not interrupt the stone’s overall transparency or brilliance. The color intensity is described as intense green, a desirable and uncommon saturation for chrysoberyl, and the stone has an excellent polish that enhances facet definition and scintillation. Importantly, this gem has no enhancement, and its documented origin is Tanzania, a region known for producing distinctive chrysoberyl specimens. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this gem as a natural, unaltered example of high quality material suitable for collectors and fine jewelry settings.
From a gemological standpoint, chrysoberyl is prized for a combination of optical and physical properties that make it both beautiful and practical. With a hardness of approximately 8.5 on the Mohs scale, chrysoberyl is notably resistant to scratching and wear, making it an excellent choice for daily wear in rings, pendants, and bracelets. The mixed brilliant cut employed here enhances the gem’s inherent refractive index and dispersion, producing lively brilliance and clean flashes of light even in a smaller carat weight. The slightly included clarity grade spoken of earlier should be understood in context, the inclusions are minor, they do not obscure the gem’s intense green body color, and they can serve as natural fingerprints that authenticate origin and natural formation. The excellent polish further ensures that light interacts with the facets efficiently, yielding strong face up brightness and appealing sparkle when set into jewelry.
Provenance and natural formation contribute significantly to the value and desirability of this chrysoberyl. Tanzanian deposits have produced some notable chrysoberyl material, and knowing the country of origin allows educated buyers to assess geological context and supply considerations. The intense green hue of this stone arises from trace elements incorporated during millions of years of natural crystallization deep within the earth, a process that cannot be replicated in the same way by human manufacturing. The fact that this gem is free of enhancement is particularly important for collectors and investors who prefer stones in their original state, without color diffusion, heating, or other treatments that can alter both aesthetics and long term value. For connoisseurs who appreciate the combination of rarity, geological story, and in hand beauty, a natural, unenhanced chrysoberyl like this one offers enduring appeal.
When compared to lab grown alternatives, natural chrysoberyl such as this Tanzanian pear shape stands apart in several ways that matter to informed buyers. Lab grown gems can offer consistency of color and clarity at a lower price point, and they have valid uses in fashion jewelry and for buyers focused primarily on appearance. However, laboratory synthesis produces material without the geological history that conveys provenance, rarer formation conditions, and the subtle, characteristic inclusions that serve as proof of natural origin. Natural stones tend to retain stronger long term market value and collector interest, especially when they come from known localities and are untreated, as with this piece. Additionally, the particular interplay of inclusions, minor color zoning, and facet reflections in a natural gem often imparts a depth and individuality that mass produced material lacks. At The Natural Gemstone Company we emphasize transparency in sourcing, and we present this 0.62 carat, pear shape, intense green chrysoberyl as a durable, naturally formed gem that offers both technical excellence and the intangible qualities that make natural gemstones sought after by serious buyers.





















