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6.21 Ct. Cabochon Chrysoberyl from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | K17630 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.81 Width: 9.84 Height: 6.74 |
Weight: | 6.21 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $925 |
This round yellow chrysoberyl weighs 6.21 carats and measures 9.81 by 9.84 by 6.74 millimeters, presenting a precise and well balanced silhouette that reflects careful lapidary work. The gem has been fashioned as a cabochon, with a smoothly domed crown and a proportionate pavilion that preserve mass while optimizing surface reflection and internal light dispersion. Clarity has been evaluated at eye level as very slightly included, a grade that indicates minor internal features visible under close inspection but not detracting from overall visual appeal. Color is described as medium intensity yellow, offering a clear and consistent hue across the piece without uneven zoning. The polish has been judged excellent, producing a mirror like finish on the dome that enhances luster and surface brilliance. There has been no enhancement applied to this stone, and its origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, an established source for fine chrysoberyl material. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this specimen with full disclosure of its measured attributes, emphasizing natural origin and intact surface condition.
The cabochon cut is executed to emphasize the unique optical qualities of chrysoberyl, producing a luminous appearance that reads as both refined and substantial when viewed face up. The dome curvature and symmetry are calibrated to create broad specular highlights that move across the surface as the stone is tilted, and the excellent polish ensures those highlights are clean and well defined. Although the stone is semi transparent rather than fully transparent, its internal glow is notable, transmitting a warm yellow radiance that intensifies toward the center of the dome. Minor inclusions are present at eye level, consistent with the very slightly included clarity grade, and they contribute to the character of the gem without interrupting the dominant field of color. In certain lighting conditions a subtle linear band of reflected light appears, a consequence of the cabochon form and the gem material, which can function as an elegant visual accent when the piece is set and worn. Overall, the cut and finish work together to create a sense of depth and presence, allowing this chrysoberyl to act as a focal element in jewelry or as a standalone collector specimen.
This chrysoberyl is well suited to designs that highlight a single, well cut centerpiece, including bezel settings that complement the dome and protect the girdle, or custom mounts that present the cabochon prominently while allowing light access to emphasize its internal luster. At 6.21 carats the gem carries sufficient weight to register as a meaningful center stone without requiring an oversized mounting, and its round outline supports a variety of design approaches from classic to contemporary. The combination of medium intensity color, semi transparency, and excellent surface polish lends the stone versatility, enabling it to read as both an understated daily piece and a refined focal point for more formal jewelry. For collectors, the attributes of natural origin, absence of enhancement, and provenance from Ceylon Sri Lanka add context and value, aligning with established preferences for untreated material. The Natural Gemstone Company provides this chrysoberyl with clear specification of its dimensions, weight, cut type, clarity grade, color intensity, polish assessment, enhancement status, and origin, enabling informed evaluation and consideration for a range of design or collecting objectives. Care recommendations include routine gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoidance of harsh chemical exposure, and professional inspection of any setting to preserve the excellent polish and overall condition.
























