2.69 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Green Cabochon Jade Pair from Burma (Myanmar)

This pair of translucent round green jades presents precise and verifiable specifications suitable for matched mounting, weighing 1.33 carats and 1.36 carats respectively. The dimensions are 6.14 by 6.16 by 4.43 millimeters for the 1.33 carat stone, and 5.94 by 5.97 by 4.65 millimeters for the 1.36 carat stone. Both stones are cabochon cut, exhibiting a smooth domed profile with an excellent polish that produces clean, mirror like highlights across the surface. The color intensity is described as intense, and the material is translucent, allowing light to penetrate and moderate internal diffusion to occur without significant opacity. There has been no enhancement to either stone, and the stated origin is Burma, Myanmar, a provenance that is documented and relevant to assessment of quality and market context. These objective attributes form the basis for evaluating the pair from both gemological and design perspectives.

The two stones complement one another in both size and hue in a manner that supports cohesive presentation when set together. Face up diameters are closely matched, differing by approximately 0.20 millimeters, a margin that is visually negligible in typical earring and paired settings. The slightly greater depth of the smaller diameter stone accounts for the marginally higher carat weight, which results in near equivalent visual mass when viewed from the table, and provides balance when the pair is worn. Hue and saturation are consistent between the two stones, each exhibiting a clear, uniform green with strong saturation and even distribution across the cabochon surfaces. Translucency is also well matched, with similar internal light transmission and scattering characteristics, so that highlights, glow, and overall tonality remain harmonious when the stones are placed side by side. The excellent polish further unifies appearance by minimizing surface irregularities and maximizing luster, which contributes to an even perceived color and brightness across the pair.

From a practical specification standpoint the pair is well suited for matched applications where symmetry and consistency are required, for example stud earrings, matching cufflink insets, or paired accent stones in fine jewelry. The small difference in diameter and the complementary depth profile mean that standard precision mounting techniques will readily accommodate the pair, and bezel, cup, or collet settings can be executed to preserve the cabochon domes while providing secure retention. The lack of enhancement is an important attribute for documentation and for buyers who prioritize untreated natural material, and the Burma, Myanmar origin provides provenance that informs valuation and comparison. The Natural Gemstone Company is available to supply certification details, exact measurements, and mounting recommendations to integrate these jades into a finished design, and the technical characteristics described here support their use as a matched, high quality pair.