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5.93 Ct. Cabochon White Opal from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | K19509 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.02 Width: 10.21 Height: 4.61 |
Weight: | 5.93 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $16 |
This Burmese bluish green jade presents as an oval cabochon weighing 5.93 carat, with dimensions 14.02 by 10.21 by 4.61 mm, and an opaque body that benefits from the cabochon form to maximize color saturation and surface luster. The cutting style is a classical high dome cabochon, expertly proportioned to emphasize the stone s intense color intensity while maintaining a controlled profile for comfortable wear. Clarity is graded as very slightly included at eye level, meaning minor internal features and fine textile patterns are present under scrutiny, but they do not detract from the stone s overall depth of tone. The polish is excellent, producing a smooth, satiny reflection across the dome that enhances the perceived translucency at the stone s edges while preserving the jade s characteristic waxy sheen. Origin is Burma Myanmar, and the material is natural, with no enhancement, which is a critical factor for collectors and designers seeking untreated jade of reliable provenance.
From a lapidary and setting perspective, the cabochon cut on this piece was executed to align the primary foliation and fine grain with the oval long axis, reducing directional stress and preserving structural integrity when set. The moderate dome height and shallow pavilion make this an ideal candidate for bezel and closed back settings, where the continuous metal rim protects the stone s girdle and complements the soft, organic shape. For designers interested in accent stones, the stability and opacity allow for a flush halo of faceted melee without risk of visual competition, while prong settings can be used for a lighter, more open presentation when paired with a secure seat. The even, intense color and excellent polish mean minimal reworking is required at the bench, enabling tight tolerances for custom fitted mounts and inlay applications. For care and longevity, basic precautions against hard knocks are appropriate, given jade s toughness, and the untreated status ensures predictable behavior under routine jewelry maintenance.
Color is the defining aesthetic attribute of this specimen, a balanced bluish green that reads as verdant with cool bias under daylight and slightly warmer under incandescent lighting. On fair skin tones, the stone provides a striking, yet harmonious contrast, allowing the bluish green to appear vivid and saturated, without overpowering delicate complexions. On medium and olive skin tones, the bluish green produces a subtle complement, where the cool elements of the color interact with warm undertones to create an appealing visual equilibrium, making the gem appear integrated with the wearer s natural palette. On darker skin tones, the intense color intensity achieves a luminous pop, presenting as a jewel tone that stands out with clarity and presence, particularly when set in yellow gold for enhanced contrast or in white metals for a more restrained, modern appearance. For wearers with warm undertones, pairing the jade with yellow or rose gold will bring out the green s warmer components, while cool undertones pair well with white gold or platinum to emphasize the stone s bluish nuance.
When considering combinations and design narratives, this jade pairs exceptionally well with White Opal as a contrasting companion stone, the opal s soft, diffuse play of color complementing the jade s saturated, consistent body tone. A two stone composition can use the opal s iridescence to introduce spectral highlights, while the jade provides weight and chromatic solidity. In terms of metal choices, yellow gold emphasizes warmth and heritage aesthetics, rose gold creates a contemporary vintage feel, and white gold or platinum offers a crisp, high contrast modern look. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this Burmese cabochon as a ready center for bespoke rings, pendants, or signet adaptations, and our appraisal includes documentation of origin and treatment status, with no enhancement. For clients who appreciate lapidary provenance, structural soundness, and color performance, this jade is an excellent candidate for fine jewelry where craftsmanship and material authenticity are prioritized, and our team is available to advise on setting dynamics and matched accent stones.




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