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6.02 Ct. Yellowish Green Chrysoberyl from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Oct 15
Item ID: | K25481 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.52 Width: 9.61 Height: 6.4 |
Weight: | 6.02 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $768 |
From the slow heat and pressure of the earth to the skilled hands of a master cutter, this chrysoberyl carries a story that begins deep in Madagascar and ends as a luminous treasure in the collection of The Natural Gemstone Company. Formed over millions of years in a cradle of unique geology, this transparent yellowish green chrysoberyl reveals the patient work of nature, a compact of crystalline structure that allows light to travel cleanly through its heart. At 6.02 carats, this gem is not merely a measurement, it is a declaration of rarity. Large chrysoberyls of such vitality and clarity are uncommon, and the scale of 6.02 carats elevates this stone from a pretty accent to a centerpiece that commands attention. The dimensions of 10.52 x 9.61 x 6.40 mm translate the carat weight into tangible presence, a generous cushion shape that balances boldness with elegance, a size that will sit prominently and confidently in a ring, pendant, or bespoke creation.
The journey from rough to faceted gem was guided by intention and restraint, respecting the inherent character of the material while coaxing forth its best optical performance. Handled with care by cutters who value the story within each crystal, the piece was shaped into a cushion form and given a mixed brilliant cut, a choice that maximizes fire and scintillation while preserving depth and color. The result is a gem with an excellent polish, every facet finished to capture light and return it as a lively dance across the table and crown. Clarity is eye clean evaluated at eye level, a quality that means the gem appears visually free of inclusions without magnification, allowing the 6.02 carat mass to speak through pure, unobstructed brilliance. No enhancement has been applied, the gem stands in its natural state, celebrating its original color, structure, and integrity.
Weight matters in gemstones, and here weight becomes story and substance. At 6.02 carats, the chrysoberyl is situated in a range where scarcity begins to affect both aesthetic and market value. Larger sizes of chrysoberyl are difficult to find, especially when combined with transparency, a pleasing yellowish green hue, and eye clean clarity. The added carat weight increases the gem surface and volume, creating more room for light to play, deeper saturation where color pools, and more substantial presence on the finger or neck. For collectors and designers alike, a gem of this scale invites singular settings and bespoke frameworks, it allows for architectural rings and dramatic pendants that smaller stones simply cannot command. The weight therefore directly contributes to its desirability and its long term value, making this not only an adornment, but an investment in rarity and beauty.
As custodians of fine natural gems, The Natural Gemstone Company presents this chrysoberyl as a finished testament to provenance and craft. From Madagascan origin to the finished cushion that weighs 6.02 carats, every step honored the stone and the people who brought it to light. The light color intensity gives the gem a fresh, verdant whisper, a hue that pairs beautifully with warm golds or cool platinum, and the mixed brilliant faceting ensures lively refraction across its generous dimensions. For those who seek a gem with a clear narrative and measurable rarity, this chrysoberyl offers provenance, purity, and presence. Consider this stone as a centerpiece for a commission, an heirloom in the making, or a strategic acquisition for a discerning collection, a 6.02 carat chrysoberyl from Madagascar that marks the intersection of natural history and human artistry.
























