24.57 Ct. Jade from Burma (Myanmar)

Imagine a time long ago, steeped in mystery and lore, when captivating tales of the most enchanting green jade began weaving their threads through the history of ancient royalty. From the heart of Burma, known today as Myanmar, our elegant 24.57 carat fancy-shaped green jade emerges as a timeless tribute to the beauty these mystical stones have drawn from the earth over countless generations. The exquisite cabochon cut, meticulously fashioned by artists who recognize the unique soul of each stone, provides a glorious window into the past. At dimensions of 20.19 x 15.21 x 10.36 mm, this jade offers both remarkable size and presence, ensuring it stands out and tells a story worthy of admiration.

Our jade possesses a medium color intensity, reminiscent of vibrant rainforests after a gentle rainfall, capturing the eye with ideas of renewal and vitality. While very slightly included, the gemstone’s clarity is akin to observing emerald mountain landscapes washed in mist, inviting contemplation of its untold rich undercurrents. This beautiful green jade is expertly polished to excellence, allowing for an unhindered interaction with light, much like the smooth surface of a serene lake. Each facet of this stone whispers the tales of the courage and wisdom it has witnessed through the ages, reinforcing its status as a treasure valued by connoisseurs and collectors alike.

At The Natural Gemstone Company, we pride ourselves in sourcing only the most distinguished gems. This particular Burmese jade stands as a testament to that commitment, offering an allure to the educated buyer who understands the rich history and fine detail found only within nature's most precious creations. The heritage and romantic backstory suffused within its opaque green depths invite jewelry designers, historians, and gemstone aficionados to join us in paying homage to the timeless legacy of jade. This gem is more than a mere possession; it is a companion of legends, promising continuity of passion, of connections to ancient silk roads, and emperors who once regarded jade as a cornerstone of life and virtue.