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7.08 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Coral Pair from Australia
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Stone type: | Coral | Coral |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR7679 | PR7679 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.3 Width: 7 Height: 7 | Length: 12.3 Width: 6.8 Height: 6.5 |
Weight: | 3.52 Ct. | 3.56 Ct. |
Color: help | Orange | Orange |
Color intensity: help | Vivid | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Fancy | Fancy |
Cut: | Drops | Drops |
Cutting style: | Briolette | Briolette |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Australia | Australia |
Per carat price: help | $70 | $70 |
This matched pair of natural coral drops from The Natural Gemstone Company presents precise dimensions and weights that immediately communicate their suitability for high quality jewelry. The stones weigh 3.52 carats and 3.56 carats respectively, providing near perfect balance for a matched pair. Their profiles are fancy drop shapes with dimensions of 12.30 by 7.00 by 7.00 millimeters for the first stone, and 12.30 by 6.80 by 6.50 millimeters for the second stone. The material is opaque coral with vivid color intensity and an excellent polish, and there has been no enhancement applied to these pieces. The documented origin is Australia, which is consistent with the warm orange hues and dense organic structure seen in the material. For designers and gem technicians who require predictable behavior during setting and wear, these controlled dimensional tolerances and the absence of treatments are important for long term performance and conservation of value.
From a lapidary perspective these corals have been executed in a drop cut that follows classical cabochon principles while emphasizing elongation and symmetry. The cutter maintained a well controlled dome curvature on the broad faces, and an even transition to the tapered pavilion that terminates at a cleanly formed apex. The matching of profile, thickness, and outline between the two stones is precise, resulting in consistent optics when set side by side. The polish work is of a high order, producing a glossy surface with smooth reflection fields rather than faceted light return, which is ideal for opaque organic materials. Edge finishing and girdle continuity have been managed to minimize stress points during bezel seating, and the stone depth has been preserved to maintain structural integrity without unnecessary thinning that could compromise durability.
Color assessment for these corals emphasizes a vivid orange hue with strong saturation and uniform distribution across each piece. There is no evidence of dyeing or surface coating, which preserves the organic color origin and ensures predictable response to different lighting environments. Under daylight balanced illumination the hue reads as a warm orange with a slight hint of apricot warmth, while under incandescent light the stones retain saturation and present a slightly richer tone. The opacity of the material eliminates light leakage, which enhances apparent color strength and provides a solid visual mass for design compositions. Minimal natural marbling or internal textural features are present, and these do not detract from the overall color homogeneity, making the pair particularly suitable for matched earrings or paired accents in a clustered pendant.
Technical handling and care recommendations are important given the organic nature of coral, and these specimens require conservative treatment during manufacture and wear. Coral typically measures around three and a half on the Mohs scale and can be more susceptible to abrasion and impact than most gemstones, therefore bezel settings or protective cups are preferred to reduce exposure to knocks. Corals are sensitive to acids, solvents, and prolonged contact with cosmetics, and should not be exposed to ultrasonic or steam cleaning. Mounting techniques that minimize tensile stress and that avoid aggressive mechanical prongs are recommended, and the dimensional depths of these drops make them well suited to low profile bezels with a slight lip for protection. When setting into metal, use soft backing pads or polymer interfaces during press seating to prevent localized chipping, and design considerations should account for potential thermal sensitivity by avoiding high temperature soldering proximate to the stones.
For clients and designers seeking an unenhanced matched coral pair with strong visual appeal and reliable lapidary execution, these drops from The Natural Gemstone Company represent a technically refined option. Their nearly identical weights and closely matched dimensions, combined with vivid, uniformly distributed orange color and excellent polish, make them ideal for precision pairs in fine jewelry applications. We can provide additional photographic angles, mounting mockups, and handling notes on request, and our team is available to discuss custom setting options that preserve the integrity of the coral while maximizing aesthetic impact. For purchase inquiries, certification details, or bespoke design collaboration please contact The Natural Gemstone Company and our specialists will assist with measurements, setting recommendations, and shipping logistics.






















