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2.87 Ct. Green Cabochon Jade from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | K28415 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.87 Width: 9.46 Height: 3.55 |
Weight: | 2.87 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 item from The Natural Gemstone Company is a finely crafted round cabochon of green jade, weighing 2.87 carats and measuring 9.87 by 9.46 by 3.55 mm, with an opaque body and a smooth domed profile. The cutting style is cabochon, chosen to maximize the saturated, vivid green hue and to showcase the even color distribution and excellent polish. Origin Burma, Myanmar, which is the most sought after source for gem quality jadeite worldwide, is indicated for this piece. No enhancement has been applied, a fact that substantially increases desirability among discerning buyers since untreated Burmese jadeite is comparatively rare and commands premium interest. From a gemological perspective, the most relevant grading factors for jade are color, translucency, texture and treatment. This cabochon displays vivid color intensity with a uniform saturation that runs throughout the material, a fine to moderately fine granular texture that reads as smooth to the eye, and an opaque translucency that gives the stone a solid, saturated appearance. Surface polish is excellent, resulting in a bright reflective sheen that emphasizes the stone body tone and gives a pleasing visual weight when set in jewelry. Clarity in jade is described by the presence of inclusions or structural grain, and this specimen reads clean to the unaided eye with minimal internal mottling, making it a strong representative of quality Burmese jade.
For an educated buyer focused on value and provenance, several aspects of this piece are especially important and worthy of note. First, the Burmese origin is a primary value driver because Myanmar jadeite historically produces the most intense and desirable greens, and untreated examples from that region are in high demand on the international market. Second, the declaration of no enhancement is significant, as many lower grade jades are treated to improve color or translucency, and such treatments materially affect both permanence and market price. Third, the cut and polish quality add to wearable appeal, with the cabochon dome offering an even light response that suits rings, pendants and fine bespoke pieces. At 2.87 carats and with the measured proportions, this round cabochon is versatile for both classic and contemporary settings. From a durability standpoint jadeite typically measures around 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale, offering good resistance to scratching and suitability for daily wear when properly set. For collectors and designers who wish to corroborate origin and treatment status, professional certification from a reputable laboratory can be pursued, and such documentation will complement the inherent attributes described here while supporting resale or insurance valuation.
Beyond physical and market characteristics, green jade carries a long history of cultural and metaphysical associations that add intangible appeal for many owners. Traditionally prized across East Asia for millennia, jade is frequently associated with qualities such as balance, protection, and prosperity, and Burmese jadeite in particular has been revered for its vibrant green tones which are symbolically linked to renewal and abundance. In metaphysical practice this stone is often connected to the heart energy center, promoting emotional equilibrium, compassion, and harmonious relationships. Practitioners also cite its ability to support clarity of intention and steadying of nervous energy, making it a popular choice for meditation, ceremonial use, and daily carry as a talisman. For those who believe in energetic properties, the fact that this piece is natural and untreated is considered preferable, as the original geological formation is thought to carry the most authentic energetic signature. Care recommendations for both metaphysical and practical longevity include avoiding harsh chemicals and extreme heat, cleaning with mild soap and water and a soft cloth, and securing the gem in protective settings for rings that see frequent impact. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the authenticity and the quality of this Burmese jade cabochon, and we encourage buyers who value provenance, natural integrity and classical beauty to consider this stone for a meaningful and enduring addition to their collection.




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