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4.60 Ct. Cabochon Chrysoberyl from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Apr 23
Item ID: | K16536 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.15 Width: 7.4 Height: 6.27 |
Weight: | 4.60 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,086 |
This translucent yellowish green chrysoberyl weighs 4.60 carat and presents an elegant oval silhouette, measuring 10.15 x 7.40 x 6.27 mm, cut en cabochon and finished with an excellent polish. The cabochon form accentuates the stone's depth of color and surface luster, producing a smooth, satiny appearance that is especially desirable in collectors pieces and in style conscious jewelry. The hue is best described as yellowish green with intense color saturation, which gives the gem a lively presence even at modest sizes, and the translucency allows light to interact with the internal structure to reveal subtle internal features that add character without compromising overall appeal. Our photographs highlight the gem from multiple angles so that the characteristic sheen and the evenness of the polish can be evaluated, and The Natural Gemstone Company provides full disclosure of the measurements, weight, and cut to support informed purchasing decisions.
Clarity has been graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a practical and informative assessment for buyers who prioritize visual purity in hand viewed gemstones. Very slightly included indicates that there are minor internal features that are visible only on careful inspection, often manifesting as fine growth lines or minute needle like inclusions which can act as identifiers of natural origin rather than as detractors. These inclusions do not materially affect the stone strength or its ability to be set for daily wear, and in many cases they contribute to the gem story by confirming natural formation processes. The fact that this chrysoberyl is untreated is a critical consideration for educated buyers, because no enhancement means that the color and clarity are wholly natural, which typically commands a premium over heat treated or otherwise modified material. Durability is another important attribute for practical valuation, and chrysoberyl rates approximately 8.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it well suited to rings, pendants, and other pieces intended for regular use, so the buyer receives both aesthetic beauty and functional resilience.
Origin plays an influential role in the market perception of chrysoberyl, and this stone is from Tanzania, a locality that has produced a range of attractive chrysoberyl material in recent years. Provenance from a recognized source supports traceability and often enhances desirability among collectors and connoisseurs who value geographic specificity as part of a gem story. From a gemological perspective, the combination of size just over four carats, intense natural color, cabochon style finishing with excellent polish, and an untreated status makes this example particularly interesting to the educated buyer. The aesthetic effect of a well executed cabochon is not merely visual, it is also practical in that it tends to mask minor surface wear over time compared to faceted surfaces, and the polished dome can be oriented in a jewelry design to maximize reflection and the perception of depth. For investment minded clients, stones that present a clear set of natural attributes and documented origin generally retain desirability and marketability better than ambiguous material.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we emphasize transparency in grading and description, and we offer this yellowish green chrysoberyl with the information needed to assess both its immediate wearable appeal and its longer term value potential. For setting recommendations consider a secure bezel or a protective halo to showcase the cabochon while guarding the girdle and dome from daily contact, or a custom setting that aligns the stone axis to capture the most flattering plane of light. If you would like additional close up images, a lightbox photo, or a video showing rotation and how light plays across the dome, we can provide them to assist in design planning or certification. Please contact The Natural Gemstone Company with any questions about gemological details, setting suggestions, or provenance documentation, we are here to help buyers make a confident, well informed choice.
























