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1.84 Ct. Cabochon Chrysoberyl from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K11542 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.69 Width: 5.7 Height: 4.13 |
Weight: | 1.84 Ct. |
Color: help | Brown |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
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 | $163 |
At The Natural Gemstone Company we are pleased to offer a beautiful semi translucent brown chrysoberyl, weighing 1.84 carat, in an elegant oval shape with dimensions of 7.69 x 5.70 x 4.13 mm. The gem is fashioned as a cabochon, a cut selected to showcase body color and any chatoyant phenomenon, and it has been given an excellent polish that supports lively surface reflection and an even feel to the eye and to the touch. The color intensity is classified as intense, producing a rich brown tone with subtle olive and honey overtones that show well across different lighting conditions. Clarity has been graded as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that inclusions are minimal and do not unduly interfere with the gem s overall visual impact. There has been no enhancement applied, so the color and transparency are natural, and the piece is reported as originating from Ceylon Sri Lanka, an area with a long history of producing high quality chrysoberyl specimens. This combination of weight, cut, color saturation, and untreated origin is the starting point for an informed assessment of value for buyers who appreciate natural gemstones in original condition.
From a gemological perspective chrysoberyl is a robust species with properties that make it desirable for both collectors and practical jewelry use. Hardness is approximately 8.5 on the Mohs scale, providing excellent resistance to abrasion and making the stone suitable for daily wear in rings or for secure settings in pendants and bracelets. Refractive index values typically fall in the range 1.746 to 1.755, contributing to a lively internal reflection when the cabochon profile and excellent polish are combined. Birefringence is low yet measurable, commonly near 0.008, and dispersion is modest, so the primary appeal of this cabochon is its saturated body color and potential chatoyancy rather than prismatic fire. The semi translucent nature of this particular stone allows light to penetrate and interact with internal structure, creating depth and a warm, resinous luster. The cabochon cut and the observed narrow linear reflection across the surface are consistent with parallel, needle like inclusions or fine silk that produce a cat s eye effect when cut along the correct orientation. In a specimen such as this, very slight inclusions are often considered a positive attribute when they generate distinct optical phenomena, because they provide evidence of natural formation processes and add to the gem s character without compromising durability or appeal.
For the educated buyer, several factors enhance the value proposition of this chrysoberyl and justify its consideration as either a collector s item or a refined piece for bespoke jewelry. The untreated status is critical, because many buyers place a premium on natural color that has not been altered by heat, irradiation, or surface treatment, and provenance from Ceylon Sri Lanka carries historic weight among connoisseurs who associate the region with well formed chrysoberyl crystals and reliable sourcing. The 1.84 carat weight is significant for a cabochon of this quality, offering a balance between wearable size and display presence, while the dimensions make it adaptable to a range of settings that conserve the cabochon dome and emphasize the linear sheen. Very slightly included clarity at eye level indicates that the stone will display well in most jewelry applications, and the excellent polish ensures that the entry and exit of light are optimized for both sparkle and chatoyancy. Finally, the hardness and physical stability of chrysoberyl mean that collectors can expect longevity, and jewelers can design secure mountings that protect the girdle and dome while allowing the natural color and optical effects to remain visible.
If you would like further technical details, high resolution imagery, or recommendations for settings that will best highlight the color and chatoyancy of this cabochon, please contact The Natural Gemstone Company. We can provide additional measurements under standardized lighting, discussion of comparable market examples, and guidance on mounting styles that preserve weight while showcasing the stone s attributes. For buyers focused on investment grade natural gems, the combination of intense, natural color, minimal inclusions, Sri Lankan origin, and durable chrysoberyl chemistry makes this oval cabochon a compelling option for either a focused collection or a signature jewelry commission.




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