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3.08 Ct. Yellowish Green Chrysoberyl from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Sep 17
Item ID: | K28883 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.28 Width: 7.31 Height: 5.42 |
Weight: | 3.08 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $600 |
This transparent yellowish green chrysoberyl presents as a refined and distinctive specimen, weighing 3.08 carats and cut into a classic oval measuring 9.28 by 7.31 by 5.42 millimeters. The gem is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, a choice that balances table facets and pavilion dynamics to optimize both fire and return of light. Its color intensity is classified as intense, yielding a vivid yellow-green presence that remains clean and luminous across angles. Clarity has been evaluated as slightly included at eye level, indicating minor internal features that do not significantly detract from the gem’s overall transparency or visual appeal. The polish is excellent, a mark of precise finishing, and the stone is entirely natural with no enhancements reported, sourced from Tanzania.
The mixed brilliant cutting style applied to this oval chrysoberyl was executed with attention to proportion and symmetry, reflecting an intent to maximize optical performance while maintaining weight and form. The facet junctions and pavilion facets serve to refract and reflect light in a manner that accentuates the gem’s intense hue, delivering a balanced scintillation without compromising color saturation. At the specified dimensions, the gem occupies an ideal footprint for a center stone in a variety of settings, from a refined solitaire ring to a pendant or bespoke bespoke mounting. Slight internal inclusions, typical for natural chrysoberyl, contribute to the stone’s natural identity and do not impede the clarity when the gem is set and viewed in the context of finished jewelry.
From a craftsmanship perspective, this chrysoberyl demonstrates the value of considered lapidary work, beginning with selection of the rough, through to cutting strategy and final polishing. The decision to present the stone untreated is a deliberate one, preserving the mineral’s innate characteristics and ensuring authenticity for the collector or jeweler seeking natural materials. Origin from Tanzania adds a clear element of provenance, reflecting geological and market narratives that informed selection and sourcing. The excellent polish signifies attention to mill-scale finishing, an aspect of workmanship that influences both immediate visual pleasure and long-term wearability. The Natural Gemstone Company documents and delivers stones with these exacting standards, providing buyers with transparent information about origin, treatment status, and grading observations.
Owning this chrysoberyl can be viewed as an investment in both beauty and craftsmanship, rather than a speculative financial promise. The gem’s combination of intense natural color, thoughtful cutting, and durable materiality yields an object that endures visually and physically. Chrysoberyl’s substantial hardness, approximately 8.5 on the Mohs scale, supports regular wear in rings and bracelets while resisting abrasion that diminishes appearance over time. The untreated state and documented provenance enhance the piece’s long-term appeal to connoisseurs and designers who value material authenticity and artisanal skill. When set deliberately in fine jewelry, this 3.08 carat oval becomes a tangible expression of meticulous lapidary practice and considered aesthetic, a piece that retains its presence and relevance as fashion and personal taste evolve. The Natural Gemstone Company stands by the gem’s specifications and origin, offering a clear account of the stone’s attributes for those who prioritize enduring quality and expert craftsmanship.
























