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2.86 Ct. Green Cabochon Jade from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K28436 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.13 Width: 10.01 Height: 3.07 |
Weight: | 2.86 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
This exceptional green jade cabochon is a superb example of natural Burmese jadeite, presented as a round 2.86 carat gem with precise dimensions of 10.13 x 10.01 x 3.07 millimeters, a true collector grade size for cabochon settings. The cutting style is classic cabochon, which maximizes the stone and color display, while the polish is excellent, providing a high gloss that enhances the surface luster and highlights the even, vivid color intensity. The piece is opaque, as is common with many fine quality jadeite and especially desirable for certain traditional and contemporary jewelry designs where a strong, saturated green is preferred. Importantly this example is documented as having no enhancement, an increasingly rare attribute in the marketplace, and the origin is Burma, Myanmar, a provenance that has historically produced the most sought after green jadeite in the global trade.
From a gemological and grading perspective, several factors make this stone notable to an educated buyer. The material is consistent with jadeite, a sodium aluminum silicate mineral that exhibits a characteristic interlocking granular texture when examined closely, which contributes to toughness and durability. Color is one of the primary determinants of value in green jadeite, and this cabochon shows a vivid, evenly distributed green saturation without artificial uniformity, a sign that the color is natural and intrinsic to the material. Clarity in jade differs from transparent gems, and in this case the stone reads opaque and even, with no obvious fractures or large inclusions visible to the naked eye, indicating a stable body and good structural integrity for jewelry use. Typical gemological measures for jadeite include a refractive index around 1.66 to 1.68, and a specific gravity near 3.30 to 3.38, properties which separate true jadeite from imitations. Buyers with instruments can verify origin and authenticity through standard gem testing, including spectroscopy and microscopy, but provenance from Burma, paired with the visible characteristics, already positions this specimen as a high quality natural jadeite.
Why this piece is valuable to a discerning buyer is the confluence of origin, natural color, lack of enhancement, and fine workmanship. Burmese origin continues to command a premium because of the historical association with the most desirable green hues and the geological conditions that produce jade of superior texture and color intensity. No enhancement means the stone has not undergone dyeing, bleaching, or polymer impregnation processes that are common in lower grade material, and untreated natural stones retain both collectible and investment appeal due to their relative scarcity. The cabochon cut is a traditional and practical choice for jade, providing an even surface that showcases color depth and makes for comfortable wear in rings, pendants, and bespoke settings. The dimensions and carat weight make this item versatile for many design applications, and the excellent polish ensures that finished jewelry will reflect light attractively while maintaining the elegant, soft glow jade is prized for. Collectors and connoisseurs will appreciate the combination of tactile quality and visual presence that this round cabochon delivers.
Beyond aesthetic and gemological considerations, many buyers are also drawn to jade for its long history of cultural significance and metaphysical associations, and this green Burmese jadeite carries those traditions with it. Across cultures jade has been associated with harmony, protection, and longevity, and green jade in particular is traditionally linked to the heart and to emotional balance. Healers and crystal enthusiasts ascribe to green jade the ability to foster calm, to support emotional release, and to encourage wise decision making by aligning one with a sense of centeredness and stability. It is often called upon as an attractor of good fortune and abundance, and as a stone that promotes resilience and steady growth, qualities that appeal to those seeking both aesthetic pleasure and symbolic resonance in their gemstones. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this piece with full disclosure of its characteristics, and we stand behind its provenance and natural state, offering it as an option for buyers who value authentic, untreated Burmese jadeite for both its material excellence and its enduring cultural and metaphysical associations.




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