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1.96 Ct. Yellow Chrysoberyl from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Aug 7
Item ID: | K23894 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.38 Width: 6.11 Height: 4.89 |
Weight: | 1.96 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
A singular vision of sunlight captured in mineral form, this transparent 1.96 carat emerald cut yellow chrysoberyl is a declaration of refined taste and quiet authority, offered exclusively by The Natural Gemstone Company. Measuring 7.38 x 6.11 x 4.89 mm, its proportions are engineered to balance face up presence with elegant wrist or finger movement, allowing each facet to sing with clarity. The emerald cut emphasizes the gem core, revealing the stone with an unvarnished honesty that collectors prize, while a clarity grade of very slightly included at eye level affirms its premium nature in the world of colored gemstones. With medium color intensity, an excellent polish, and no enhancement, this Tanzanian chrysoberyl presents a natural, luminous yellow that reads as both dignified and vivacious, a gem that confers distinction without ostentation.
When one compares its hue and tone to gemstones from other famous locations, the subtlety of this Tanzanian yellow becomes striking. Against the lemon gold of Sri Lankan yellow sapphires, which can carry a cooler, more pastel breath of color, this chrysoberyl leans toward a purer, warmer golden heart, offering a honeyed depth rather than a diary of pale notes. Compared to Brazilian chrysoberyl specimens, which sometimes veer into deeper amber tone with richer brown undertones, the Tanzanian example maintains a fresher, clearer spectrum, a clarity driven radiance that allows light to penetrate and radiate rather than sit heavy within. The comparison to Ceylon sapphires is instructive not for similarity, but for contrast, because where Ceylon stones present a soft, layered brilliance, this chrysoberyl delivers crisp facet reflections and a more decisive yellow that reads modern yet timeless.
For discerning connoisseurs who are fluent in the language of global gem localities, further comparisons help to situate this stone in a world context. Against the intense, saturated tone of a Burmese ruby or the deep, verdant glow of a Colombian emerald, the chrysoberyl is intentionally different, offering a medium intensity that speaks of restraint and versatility rather than spectacle. Compared with Russian alexandrite, famed for dramatic color change and a darker body tone, the Tanzanian chrysoberyl is an exercise in clarity and warmth, unencumbered by the smoky undertone that sometimes accompanies stones from alpine climates. Even against Ethiopian and Madagascan yellows, which often flirt with brighter, almost citrus notes, this Tanzanian gem remains poised between brilliance and depth, a yellow that is vivid without crossing into gaudiness, refined without appearing coy.
The emerald cut itself is a study in cultivated restraint, chosen to showcase the exceptional polish and the stone transparency. Each facet is a plane of light that reveals the stone core, allowing the medium color intensity to manifest as a sustained golden glow that is both wearable and museum worthy. Eye level evaluation that finds only very slight inclusions is a testament to the find and to the careful cutting and finishing that follows, ensuring that light travels with minimal interruption and returns to the viewer as fire and life. The provenance of Tanzania lends this chrysoberyl an additional layer of desirability, as East African sources are now celebrated for producing crystals with an appealing balance of tone and clarity. With no enhancement, the gem stands as a pure expression of geological alchemy, a natural artifact that is ready to be set in a bespoke piece that will read as family heirloom from the first moment of wear.
To own this 1.96 carat emerald cut yellow chrysoberyl is to join a select few who understand that rarity and discretion together define true luxury. The Natural Gemstone Company offers this stone with full disclosure of its dimensions, cut, clarity grade, color intensity, polish quality, enhancement status, and origin, because provenance and truth are the final refinements that elevate a jewel into legacy. Whether envisioned in a classic solitaire ring that emphasizes the rectangular silhouette, a refined pendant that lets the light play freely, or a custom creation that marries this warm yellow to diamonds for contrast, the stone promises performance and pride of ownership. For the collector who measures success by taste rather than volume, this Tanzanian chrysoberyl is more than an acquisition, it is a statement of cultivated elegance and enduring value. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company for a private viewing and for advice on settings that will honor the stone integrity and amplify its singular beauty.
























