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14.65 Ct. Cabochon Jade from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | K4376 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 17.8 Width: 14.61 Height: 6.16 |
Weight: | 14.65 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $18 |
One beautiful translucent 14.65 carat oval shape green jade, measuring 17.80 x 14.61 x 6.16 mm, offers an elegant balance of size and wearable proportion. This piece is fashioned as a cabochon, a traditional cut for jade that emphasizes color, depth, and the smooth surface sheen that collectors appreciate. The overall presentation is of a rich medium to deep green with intense color intensity, and the smooth domed profile gives the stone a softly luminous appearance as light plays across the surface. At The Natural Gemstone Company we describe this stone as showcasing classic Burmese character, with a tactile polish described as excellent, and a translucency that allows light to diffuse through the interior without appearing glassy or overly transparent, a quality that contributes to the stone feeling alive to the eye.
Clarity is given as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a practical and important observation for both aesthetic and valuation purposes. In jade, inclusions often appear as fine mineral threads, silk like veils, or tiny pinpoint mineralization, and they can actually contribute to the gemological fingerprint that confirms natural origin and formation history. Very slightly included at eye level indicates that the gem is eye clean to most observers under normal viewing conditions, with only minor internal features noticeable on close inspection. These small inclusions do not materially compromise structural integrity, they do not reduce the attractive glow that a well cut cabochon provides, and for connoisseurs they can be a mark of natural authenticity versus heavily treated material. The excellent polish further minimizes visible surface imperfections, enhancing the stone's tactile smoothness and the way light is reflected and transmitted from the domed face.
The combination of origin and treatment status is critical for discerning buyers, and this jade is stated to be from Burma, Myanmar, with no enhancement. Burmese jadeite occupies a special tier in the market due to the unique geological conditions in northern Myanmar that produce fine grained, dense jadeite with saturated hues and favorable translucency. Historically and currently, material from this origin commands a premium because of its combination of color, texture, and consistent supply quality. Equally important, the stone is not enhanced, which distinguishes it from many commercial jades that are commonly subjected to dyeing, impregnation with polymers, bleaching, or other surface and bulk treatments to improve appearance. A natural, non enhanced Burmese jadeite with intense color and good translucency is rare relative to treated material, and that rarity is a primary driver of long term value. At The Natural Gemstone Company we recommend independent gemological testing for buyers seeking certification, as laboratory reports from recognized institutions provide additional assurance when provenance and treatment status are important to the purchase.
For the educated buyer this jade represents both aesthetic and investment qualities, combining desirable weight, traditional cabochon form, and the provenance and treatment profile that collectors prize. The dimensions 17.80 x 14.61 x 6.16 mm and the 14.65 carat weight make the stone versatile for many jewelry applications, including a substantial ring, a pendant focal, or a bespoke pair if matched side stones are used, and the oval shape offers graceful symmetry for classic settings. Value drivers to consider include the intense, evenly distributed color, the pleasing translucency which enhances perceived depth, and the absence of enhancement which supports a higher market tier and clearer provenance. Care and maintenance are straightforward for jade, avoiding harsh chemicals and thermal shock, and routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft cloth will preserve polish and luster. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the description and invite prospective buyers to request additional imagery, magnified views, or laboratory documentation to support an informed acquisition. This piece will appeal to collectors seeking authentic Burmese jadeite with excellent polish, to jewelers looking for a premium cabochon with immediate design potential, and to investors who value natural, untreated gemstones with strong provenance.




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