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6.80 Ct. Cabochon Coral from Italy
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Item ID: | K15563 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8 Width: 5 Height: 3 |
Weight: | 6.80 Ct. |
Color: help | Salmon and White |
Color intensity: help | Medium Light |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Italy |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
This pear shape salmon and white coral is a rare and elegant example of natural Mediterranean coral, weighing 6.80 carat, and measuring 8.00 x 5.00 x 3.00 mm, making it a compact yet impactful choice for rings, pendants, or custom settings. Compared with mass market treated corals and dyed imitations, this specimen stands out for being completely untreated, enhancement free, and sourced from Italy, a region known for producing some of the finest natural coral. Many vendors sell stabilized or dyed pieces to achieve uniform color and higher clarity, or they offer reconstituted coral made from fragments bound with resin, but those options sacrifice authenticity and long term value. This coral displays medium light color intensity, with a graceful blend of warm salmon tones and creamy white, a combination that reads as soft and sophisticated in the metal, yet lively enough to catch the eye. The cabochon cut, chosen to celebrate the material rather than obscure it, highlights the organic surface, depth of hue, and gentle luster that only natural coral can provide.
In comparison to other gemstone choices for similar designs, such as chalcedony, opal doublets, or synthetic materials, this coral brings a unique warmth and historic cachet that cannot be replicated by glass or lab made substitutes. The pear shape is classically versatile, offering elegant lines for drop earrings, solitaire rings, or accent pieces in more elaborate designs. The cabochon style and excellent polish give the stone a tactile, almost skin like satin finish that wears beautifully against the finger or neck, without the light scattering that comes from too heavy a polish or the plastic sheen that betrays treated pieces. Many alternatives in the market are enhanced to deepen color or to mask imperfections, which can lead to color instability over time and unpredictable reactions to cleaning and exposure. Because this coral is natural and untreated, it responds predictably to normal care, and it retains its provenance and story, qualities that discerning collectors and designers value highly. When compared on a value basis, the combination of a genuine Italian origin, no enhancement, and careful cutting means you are investing in a piece that preserves resale value and artistic integrity.
Choosing this piece from The Natural Gemstone Company assures you of transparent sourcing and gemological integrity, something that matters when you want to build lasting pieces or curate a meaningful collection. We present each stone with full specifications, including weight, dimensions, cut style, color intensity, polish grade, enhancement status, and origin, so you can compare it directly to other market offerings without ambiguity. For jewelers looking for a reliable focal element, this 6.80 carat coral performs better than mass produced alternatives because it requires no corrective treatments, it sits comfortably in fine settings, and it offers a warm, classic palette that complements both yellow and white metals. For collectors, its untreated Italian provenance and natural bi color palette make it a conversation piece that fits within a tradition of Mediterranean coral use in jewelry, while also being versatile enough for contemporary design language. If you desire a stone that balances rarity, natural beauty, and practical wearability, this salmon and white pear shape cabochon is a superior option, and our team at The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to provide additional images, matching items, and bespoke recommendations to help you bring it into your next project.






















