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36.81 Ct. Green Jade from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Oct 31
Item ID: | K32592 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 40.64 Width: 27.58 Height: 2.8 |
Weight: | 36.81 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Carving |
Cutting style: | Carving |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $12 |
This green jade is a substantial natural specimen, weighing 36.81 carats, presented in an elegant oval shape with dimensions of 40.64 x 27.58 x 2.80 mm. The cutting style is carving, and the lapidary work shows intentional design choices that highlight the stone in total mass and surface detail. The surface exhibits an excellent polish, which creates lively reflections and a tactile smoothness that invites close inspection. Origin matters with jade, and this piece comes from Burma Myanmar, a source long associated with the finest jadeite in the world. Importantly, this stone is unenhanced, indicating that no dyeing, bleaching, impregnation or thermal treatments were applied, a fact that significantly affects value for collectors and connoisseurs. At The Natural Gemstone Company we focus on natural origin, documented treatment status, and honest descriptions, and this jade meets those high standards.
Color is the primary driver of value in green jade, and this piece displays a vivid color intensity that reads as lively and saturated across the surface. When gemologists grade jade they consider hue, tone and saturation, looking for evenness of color and absence of unwanted secondary tints. This example shows a pure green dominant hue, with strong saturation that remains consistent through the carved planes. Because the material is opaque rather than translucent, the cut and polish are designed to show color in full mass, rather than relying on light transmission, and the carving brings out subtle depth and movement in the green. For buyers educated in gemstone aesthetics, vivid and even color in a natural, untreated Burmese jadeite is highly desirable, and it positions this piece as an attractive candidate for a signature jewelry setting or as a display specimen.
Clarity in jade differs from clarity in transparent gems, it is evaluated by texture, grain, and the presence of natural inclusions rather than absence of visible crystals. The internal features in this jade are not flaws to be concealed, they are natural fingerprints that tell the story of formation, migration and geological environment. Typical indicators you may see under magnification include fine interlocking granular structure that gives jadeits exceptional toughness, narrow veining, and occasional mineral specks that record the stones crystallization history. In this piece the inclusions and grain boundaries present as subtle variations in tone and occasional lighter or darker streaks, they are intrinsic to the character of the stone, and they act as unique identifiers that can be used to confirm natural origin. For the discerning buyer these features enhance provenance and authenticity, because untreated Burmese jade often shows this particular texture and patterning. Rather than detracting from value, the inclusions in a carving grade, opaque jade underscore its natural state, and they provide a distinctive look that cannot be replicated by synthetic or heavily treated material.
The carving, the size and the untreated Burmese origin all contribute to the market appeal of this jade. At 36.81 carats and over 40 millimeters in length, this oval carving is large enough to serve as a centerpiece in a necklace or a collectors display. The excellent polish ensures that any set or mount will display lively surface luster, while the carving details will interact with light to emphasize depth and form. From a technical perspective, professional gemological testing such as refractive index measurement, specific gravity, and infrared spectroscopy can further document the stones identity and treatment status, and we at The Natural Gemstone Company can assist with sourcing such reports upon request. For buyers considering investment quality or heirloom pieces, provenance and treatment disclosure are essential, and this jades Burmese origin and no enhancement declaration make it an appealing option. Care for this jade is straightforward, clean with mild soap and water and avoid harsh chemicals, and its natural toughness means it will wear well in careful daily use. If you are seeking a substantial, naturally colored Burmese jade with distinctive internal character and expert carving, this piece is an excellent candidate, and we are available to provide additional images, measurements, and testing documentation to support your purchase decision.























