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18.95 Ct. Green Cabochon Jade from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | K4377 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 18.85 Width: 16.08 Height: 6.94 |
Weight: | 18.95 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $14 |
This piece is a finely executed oval cabochon of green jade, weighing 18.95 carats, with precise dimensions of 18.85 x 16.08 x 6.94 mm, originating from Burma Myanmar, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company. The cutting style is classic cabochon, chosen to best display the material continuity and subtle internal character that define high quality jade. The outline is a true oval, executed to maintain even symmetry, and the overall profile shows a robust dome height that balances color display with structural integrity. The weight and dimensions place this stone in a category suited to substantial jewelry designs, where presence and tactile appeal are as important as optical properties. The stone is opaque by nature, with translucency limited to peripheral areas under strong transmitted light, which is typical for material from its reported origin.
Color assessment indicates a mid tone green with medium color intensity, consistent saturation across most of the table, and slight tonal variation that contributes to a natural, lively appearance. The cabochon cut and dome curvature are proportioned to maximize reflected light while retaining the stone innate depth, resulting in a smooth color field that reads uniformly from common viewing distances. The polish is excellent, with a high sheen that emphasizes surface smoothness and minimizes diffuse scattering, allowing the green tone to read cleanly against different metal finishes. Color distribution is even with subtle mottling that enhances visual texture without interrupting the overall hue. For collectors and lapidaries who evaluate color in terms of hue and saturation, this stone exhibits a stable green that will harmonize with gold and silver settings, and that will hold its visual identity under varied light sources.
Clarity grading for this cabochon is eye clean when evaluated at typical viewing distances and under normal lighting conditions, however microscopic and loupe magnification inspection reveal internal features that are integral to the stone character and provenance. The internal structure shows fine interlocking crystalline aggregates and faint wispy veils, a textural signature associated with natural jade material. There are no modern enhancements present, the stone is not dyed, filled, nor polymer impregnated, which preserves the natural inclusions as reliable identifiers. These inclusions act as a geological fingerprint, confirming natural formation processes and aiding in origin assessment, while also contributing to a subtle internal landscape that differentiates this piece from homogenized material. Rather than detracting from value, these natural identifiers are often prized by connoisseurs for authentication and for the unique personality they impart to each specimen.
From a craftsmanship perspective, the cabochon cutter has respected the material grain and foliation, orienting the long axis to reduce risk of cleavage and to present the most attractive color plane. The cutting technique shows controlled removal of surface irregularities, a well rounded girdle, and precise symmetry that facilitate comfortable setting and wear. The dome curvature and thickness at 6.94 mm provide mechanical strength that supports everyday use in rings, pendants, or brooches, while the size and weight create a statement presence suitable for bespoke design. The combination of Burmese origin, eye clean appearance, excellent polish, and absence of enhancement positions this stone favorably in market comparisons where natural provenance and treatment status are significant value drivers. For jewelers planning to set this cabochon, a full bezel or closed back mount will protect the stone and present the color field effectively, while a low profile prong style may expose edges and require additional care.
The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the provenance and quality statements accompanying this green jade cabochon, offering further magnified imagery, measurement verification, or third party testing upon request. Care recommendations are straightforward, avoid harsh chemicals and strong thermal shock, do not use aggressive ultrasonic cleaning methods unless the setting and stone have been evaluated by a qualified lapidary, clean with warm soapy water and a soft brush, and store separately to prevent abrasion against harder gems or metals. This untreated Burmese jade cabochon, with its distinctive internal architecture, measured dimensions, and refined finish, represents a robust choice for collectors and designers who value natural character, enduring toughness, and precise lapidary execution.




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