6.85 Ct. Cabochon White Opal from Burma (Myanmar)

This listing presents one opaque green jade, 6.85 carats, cut in a classic oval cabochon form. The dimensions are 14.06 by 12.08 by 4.53 millimeters, with a smooth domed top and a well proportioned profile. At eye level the clarity is graded slightly included, and the stone displays a medium intense green color that is evenly distributed across the surface. The polish has been executed to an excellent standard, producing a reflective, wet appearance that enhances the stone tonal depth without masking the natural texture and inclusions that are characteristic of authentic jade. No enhancements or treatments have been applied to this piece, and the recorded origin is Burma, also known as Myanmar, a source historically associated with fine jade material.

As part of The Natural Gemstone Company collection this jade has been sourced with attention to provenance and ethical considerations. We work with established supply chain partners who document origin where available, and we prioritize suppliers that adhere to local regulations and recognized responsible mining practices. Our sourcing approach emphasizes transparency, fair compensation for workers at the mine and processing stages, and efforts to minimize environmental disturbance by favoring operators who employ reclamation and erosion control measures. The absence of enhancement adds to traceability and to the confidence of buyers seeking naturally untreated material. Paperwork supporting origin and the no enhancement statement is maintained in our records, and we are prepared to discuss chain of custody details for customers who require additional assurance or certification.

This jade is suitable for a conscious consumer looking to add a thoughtfully acquired, wearable gemstone to a curated collection. Its size and cabochon form make it versatile for ring settings, pendants, or a bespoke design where the stone will be shown face up to highlight its color and polish. The slightly included clarity and opaque character lend the gem an organic aesthetic, which complements jewelry designs that favor natural texture and understated elegance. Jade from Burma is generally robust for everyday wear, and with routine care such as avoiding harsh chemicals and strong knocks, it will perform well as an heirloom piece. For comparative reference regarding other gemstone types that collectors sometimes pair with jade, the opal type known as White Opal is characterized by a pale body tone and potential play of color, offering a contrasting visual effect to the solid green field of this piece. If you would like further details about provenance documentation, suitability for a specific setting, or custom design suggestions, The Natural Gemstone Company can provide additional information and guidance.