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0.81 Ct. Chrysoberyl from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Apr 5
Item ID: | K21344 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.36 Width: 4.2 Height: 4.35 |
Weight: | 0.81 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $600 |
This exquisite yellowish green chrysoberyl weighs 0.81 carat, and measures 5.36 by 4.20 by 4.35 millimeters, presented in a classic emerald cut shape that emphasizes geometric precision and elegant form. At first glance the gem offers a medium color intensity that reads as a fresh and lively yellowish green, a hue that is particularly sought by collectors who appreciate subdued saturation combined with excellent transparency. The slightly included clarity grade is an honest and practical assessment made at eye level, and it should be understood by the educated buyer as a typical characteristic for natural chrysoberyl material of this size and color. This stone has not been subjected to any enhancement, and that natural state is an important value attribute for discriminating clients who seek untreated gemstones with traceable origin. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind this offering with full disclosure, and we provide the provenance and grading details that allow confident purchasing decisions.
The geometric faceting of the emerald cut is a defining feature that enables remarkable light performance for this chrysoberyl. Emerald cuts are step cuts, characterized by parallel facets on the crown and pavilion that create broad, clean planes of reflection, and when those planes are cut with precision and optimized angles for chrysoberyl refractive properties, they yield a vivid interplay of light and dark that emphasizes color and clarity. In this piece the faceting has been executed to exacting standards, with facet junctions that are sharp and well aligned, and with symmetry that ensures each facet contributes to coherent light return. The excellent polish further enhances that effect by minimizing surface diffusion and allowing light to enter and exit the crystal with minimal loss. For a gem with a refractive index and optical character like chrysoberyl, carefully proportioned step facets produce a sophisticated dance of light that is less about explosive brilliance and more about depth, sheen, and refined flashes that follow the gem as it moves.
Beyond appearance, the material properties of chrysoberyl contribute to the long term desirability and wearability of this gem. Chrysoberyl ranks high on the Mohs scale, which translates to durable everyday wear and resistance to scratching that owners appreciate for rings and other frequently worn jewelry. The specific gravity and refractive index of chrysoberyl create a pleasing heft and substantial optical presence that amplify the sense of value in a compact gem of 0.81 carat. The slightly included clarity grade when evaluated with the unaided eye means that under close inspection minor inclusions are present, however those small internal features do not detract from the overall visual appeal, and in some cases they serve as natural fingerprints that confirm the gem is untreated and natural. The excellent polish preserves crisp facet edges and a smooth table surface, which combined with the step cut, allows light to travel through the stone and emerge in controlled flashes, providing an elegant scintillation that appeals to buyers who value refined optical performance over sheer sparkle.
The origin of this chrysoberyl in Tanzania adds another layer of provenance that informed buyers recognize and value. Tanzanian gem fields have produced fine chrysoberyl specimens with consistently attractive color and clean material, and when a gem can be tied to a known source that has a documented history of producing high quality stones, it enhances market confidence. At The Natural Gemstone Company we prioritize transparent sourcing, and we can provide context about the region of origin and typical characteristics associated with Tanzanian chrysoberyl. For collectors and connoisseurs this gem represents a thoughtful balance of natural, unenhanced material, precision cutting to maximize optical performance, and durability suitable for everyday wear. Whether set as a centerpiece in a bespoke ring or held as part of a curated collection, this emerald cut yellowish green chrysoberyl is presented with full technical disclosure and the careful workmanship that discerning buyers expect.
























