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12.25 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Green Cabochon Jade Pair from Burma (Myanmar)
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Stone type: | Jade | Jade |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR14480 | PR14480 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 22.09 Width: 9.04 Height: 4.39 | Length: 22.24 Width: 9.1 Height: 4.48 |
Weight: | 5.88 Ct. | 6.37 Ct. |
Color: help | Green | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Marquise | Marquise |
Cut: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $16 | $16 |
This pair of Burmese green jades offered by The Natural Gemstone Company presents a compelling combination of weight, proportion and natural character, ideal for a discerning buyer who values provenance and authentic material. The stones weigh 5.88 carats and 6.37 carats respectively, and are fashioned in a marquise shape as cabochons, with dimensions of 22.09 by 9.04 by 4.39 millimeters, and 22.24 by 9.10 by 4.48 millimeters. These measurements reflect a careful cutting strategy that preserves material while achieving a visually balanced silhouette, and the close match in length width and depth underscores their suitability as a matched pair for earrings rings or complementary settings. The cabochon finish highlights the surface polish which is graded as excellent, and the overall clarity is evaluated as eye clean at standard viewing distance, which for jade typically means that there are no inclusions or structural features that interfere with visual appreciation by the unaided eye. Color intensity is described as intense, and importantly these jades are natural with no enhancement noted, a factor that materially affects long term value and collectability. The documented origin is Burma Myanmar, a region historically associated with high quality green jade, and this provenance is a key consideration for educated buyers who weigh origin in tandem with physical attributes when assessing worth.
Understanding the grading terminology applied to these stones helps place their attributes in context. Clarity described as eye clean means that under normal daylight or standard showroom lighting and at typical viewing distance inclusions are not discernible to the unaided eye, which is an important commercial benchmark for cabochon jade where interlocking fibrous textures or mottling can otherwise become visually dominant. Color intensity described as intense refers to a strong, saturated green that reads clearly across the surface without appearing washed out or uneven, and this contributes directly to perceived quality and market desirability. The excellent polish enhances surface reflectivity and gives the cabochons a smooth felt like sheen, a quality distinct from the faceted brilliance familiar in transparent gems but no less valuable in its own aesthetic language. Origin from Burma Myanmar is significant because the geological conditions and historical production in that region have produced jades that are prized for their tonal richness and structural cohesion, attributes that collectors and high end designers often prefer. The absence of enhancement is a critical point of differentiation, since heat treatment bleaching or polymer impregnation can alter both stability and value. For an educated buyer the combination of eye clean clarity intense color no enhancements and Burmese origin signals an objectively higher tier of natural jade for both investment and fine jewelry use.
The marquise cabochon format of this matched pair particularly accentuates reflective qualities and symmetry, making these stones excellent for settings that emphasize paired balance. A cabochon cut does not aim for faceted brilliance but for a continuous curved surface that interacts with light in a way that reveals internal texture and luster, producing a gentle surface reflection that travels across the dome as the angle of view changes. In these jades the excellent polish produces crisp specular reflections along the central ridge of the marquise form, which in turn highlights the bilateral symmetry of the cut. The marquise silhouette is inherently symmetrical along its longitudinal axis, and because these two stones are so closely matched in length width and thickness they read as nearly identical twins when placed side by side, a characteristic that is visually pleasing and technically useful for mirror image earring designs matched ring sets or paired in a bespoke pendant. The internal structure of jade often yields a slightly fibrous or interlocking grain that scatters light in a silky manner, creating a soft glow rather than sharp sparkle, and in intensely colored material this scattering can enhance perceived depth of color and make the surface reflections appear layered. For a client or designer who prizes symmetry the predictable way these cabochons reflect light along their axis will ensure that paired settings remain coherent and elegant under varied lighting conditions.
From a practical perspective these cabochon marquise jades are well suited to a range of high quality settings and collector intentions, and The Natural Gemstone Company highlights both their aesthetic and technical merits for those purposes. Their dimensions and matched weights make them ideal for drop or stud earrings that rely on precise mirroring, and they can also be mounted as complementary accents in a statement ring where the elongated marquise form can visually lengthen the finger. Given their eye clean clarity and intense natural color no enhancement and Burmese provenance they also hold appeal for buyers who wish to prioritize natural supply chain and long term value retention. For setting we recommend secure bezel or partial bezel mounts that protect the thin edges typical of marquise cabochons while allowing the curved surface to remain visible and to interact with light. Standard care involves avoiding prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaning, using a soft cloth and mild soapy water for routine cleaning and consulting a trusted jeweler for any necessary repairs or re mounting. For authentication and appraisal The Natural Gemstone Company can assist with documentation and with recommendations for independent gemological reports when required, which is often useful for insurance or resale. In summary this matched pair combines excellent polish intense natural green color eye clean clarity and Burmese origin into a balanced marquise cabochon form that is particularly effective at showcasing symmetry and refined surface reflections, attributes that make these jades both a beautiful and rational choice for connoisseurs and designers alike.




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