2.95 Ct. Green Cabochon Jade from Burma (Myanmar)

One exquisite translucent green jade awaits a discerning collector, weighing 2.95 carats and fashioned into a perfect round cabochon with dimensions of 9.98 by 10.08 by 3.43 millimeters, a shape and size that speak to classical taste and wearable versatility. The stone is cut in the cabochon style, a choice that honors the innate beauty of jade by emphasizing surface polish and internal translucence rather than faceted brilliance, and it benefits from an excellent polish that yields a refined, mirror like satin sheen. With medium color intensity the green presents as balanced and sophisticated, neither overstated nor pale, a hue that reads as mature and enduring, and because this piece is free of enhancement and originates from Burma Myanmar it carries an authenticity that serious connoisseurs prize. Pieces like this do not arrive often at market, and when they do the combination of size translucency origin and untouched condition places them in a narrow tier of natural gemstones, a tier that collectors and bespoke jewelers seek when the goal is both investment quality and aesthetic distinction. The Natural Gemstone Company curates such rare finds, and this cabochon exemplifies our commitment to offering stones with provenance integrity and the subtle character that only natural Burmese jade can display.

When considering reflective qualities within its category this jade presents a soft internal glow rather than the point for point sparkle seen in faceted stones, a glow that seems to emanate from beneath the surface and to invite the eye inward. Compared to high grade faceted gems such as sapphires and spinels which offer crisp window like reflections and sharp brilliance, this cabochon yields a more diffused, enveloping luster, often described as waxy or silky, and that quality is the hallmark of fine jade that has been well polished. Within the family of jade one can contrast this translucent Burmese example with nephrite specimens, which often have a denser, creamier luster and a slightly more muted translucency, and with the finest jadeite examples, which when top quality can approach a glassy translucence and an almost luminous clarity. Against other cabochon gemstones such as chrysoprase, chalcedony, and aventurine, this Burmese jade shows a steadier internal reflection with fewer surface highlights and less glitter, because the cabochon cut here favors body color and internal depth over facet defined flash. The excellent polish on this stone raises its surface reflectivity to a level that complements rather than competes with its inner light, producing a serene dance of reflected highlights that moves with the wrist and changes subtly in different lighting conditions, a performance highly valued by collectors who appreciate mood and presence over theatrical sparkle.

Owning this cabochon places the buyer among an exclusive circle of collectors and bespoke jewelers who understand that rarity is not only about scarcity but also about provenance, condition, and the right aesthetic fit, and The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to offer this rare Burmese jade as part of a carefully limited selection. For the client seeking a private commission, this stone is ideal for a custom ring pendant or a singular set piece where the cabochon form can be celebrated in a bezel or low profile mount that preserves the visual depth and tactile presence of the gem. We ensure that each stone we offer is presented with full disclosure regarding treatment and origin, and because this jade is untreated it retains the full narrative of its geological formation and cultural prestige, a narrative that adds measurable value for collectors who buy with both heart and long term perspective. If you are ready to claim a unique work from nature and from our curated selection, contact The Natural Gemstone Company to discuss bespoke settings, secure purchase options, and private viewings, and join the select group of owners who possess a gemstone distinguished by its Burmese origin, translucent character, and exceptional polish.