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0.32 Ct. Cabochon Coral from Italy
Item ID: | K15571 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.87 Width: 3.92 Height: 1.69 |
Weight: | 0.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Red |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Marquise |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Italy |
Per carat price: help | $59 |
Presenting an extraordinary piece from The Natural Gemstone Company, a one of a kind opaque 0.32 carat marquise shaped orangish red coral, measuring 7.87 by 3.92 by 1.69 millimeters, cabochon cut with vivid color intensity and an excellent polish, no enhancement, origin Italy. This coral reads like a miniature sunrise captured in organic form, its warm orangish red hue and even saturation offering an intimate glow that is rare in cabochon marquise cuts of this size. The marquise silhouette gives the stone a refined, vintage elegance, while the flawless polish reveals a velvety surface that invites touch and private admiration. Offered in very limited quantity, this example is destined for discerning collectors and bespoke jewelers who seek provenance and purity, a statement piece that quietly confers membership in an elite circle of owners who appreciate natural, untreated Mediterranean coral.
In hue and tone this Italian coral occupies a distinct place, warmer and more orange leaning than the deeper, sanguine Mediterranean ruber specimens found around Sardinia and Corsica, while at the same time softer and less purplish than the famous Japanese beni coral which often shows a more intense crimson leaning. Compared to Burmese pigeon blood rubies and Mozambican rubies which present a powerful, saturated red with bluish undertones and faceted fire, this coral offers a mellower, sunlit orange red that reads as organic warmth rather than faceted brilliance. Against Sri Lankan and Tajik spinels which can mimic ruby tones with high transparency and sparkle, the coral asserts itself through opaque solidity and a consistent, saturated tone that feels both ancient and contemporary. Even beside Mexican fire opals and orange sapphires which can flash bright translucence and play of color, this Italian coral remains serenely uniform, its cabochon surface radiating a soft, luminous depth. For the collector who values authenticity and story, this gem from The Natural Gemstone Company is a rare, unenhanced treasure, an invitation to own a small, perfect volume of Mediterranean light.























