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11.97 Ct. Bluish Green Cabochon Jade from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K19427 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 19.95 Width: 14.99 Height: 4.48 |
Weight: | 11.97 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $14 |
One beautiful opaque 11.97 carat oval bluish green jade is offered by The Natural Gemstone Company, presented in a classic cabochon cut with dimensions of 19.95 by 14.99 by 4.48 mm, light color intensity, and an excellent polish, no enhancement, origin Burma, Myanmar. This piece presents a calm bluish green hue that reads as light in intensity, which makes it highly wearable and versatile for a range of jewelry designs. The oval outline is well balanced for use in rings, pendants, or a statement pair of earrings, and the cabochon profile showcases the stone body color and surface luster without the need for faceting. At 11.97 carats the weight is substantial enough to be readily noticed on the hand or at the throat when set, yet still comfortable for daily wear. The absence of any enhancement carries important implications for value and stability, and for buyers who prioritize natural materials this specimen checks a crucial box.
When assessing jade quality it is important to address species, texture, color distribution, translucency, and surface condition, and this example benefits from several factors that matter to an educated buyer. The stated origin of Burma, Myanmar aligns with material commonly identified as jadeite in gemological practice, and although formal species identification can be supplied on request this provenance is historically associated with the most collectible grade of jade. Clarity grading in jade differs from that of transparent gems, and here the term opaque indicates that light does not readily transmit through the body, which is typical for many highly attractive green jades used in cabochon form. Surface texture and polish are excellent, which maximizes the perceived depth and silkiness of the stone, and the evenness of color across the dome is a strong positive, reducing the need to reposition the material during setting. Light body color intensity in bluish green jade can be highly desirable when the hue is pure and evenly distributed, because it complements a wide array of metals and settings while appealing to collectors who prefer a restrained natural tone.
The cabochon cutting style is purpose made for this class of material, and provides specific optical and practical advantages that a discerning buyer should appreciate. A smooth domed surface emphasizes body color, luster, and any subtle chatoyancy, while minimizing the visibility of internal fractures or granular texture that would be more apparent in a faceted stone. The excellent polish reported for this piece enhances surface reflectivity and the tactile quality of the gem, which is an important factor for wearable pieces where touch and sight combine to create daily enjoyment. The dimensions of 19.95 by 14.99 by 4.48 mm translate to a comfortable scale for most ring and pendant designs, and the 11.97 carat weight allows for a strong visual presence without requiring extreme metal mass to secure the stone. Equally important is the no enhancement statement, which tells the buyer that the gem has not undergone dyeing, bleaching, polymer impregnation, or other common treatments that are sometimes applied to improve color or stability in lesser material. Natural, untreated Burmese jade in cabochon form is rare compared to treated alternatives, and for those who place a premium on natural state this factor materially increases desirability and long term value.
For customers interested in additional natural gemstones we also note that our inventory and expertise cover a range of complementary materials, and for reference the opal type White Opal is available from our stock for coordinated designs. White Opal is characterized by a light body tone with flashes of play of color that can range from subtle to spectacular, and it pairs nicely with softer green tones where contrast and gentle color interplay are desired. If you are considering a paired set or a multi stone commission the white opal can serve as a sparkling counterpoint to the satiny surface of the bluish green jade cabochon. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind provenance disclosures and can provide independent testing and documentation upon request to confirm species, treatments, and origin, and we are happy to advise on mounting options that protect the stone and highlight its best attributes. Please contact us to request high resolution images, a video of the stone under natural light, or to discuss grading reports and mounting suggestions, we welcome the opportunity to guide you through the selection and to arrange secure shipping and insurance for your purchase.




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