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7.21 Ct. Cabochon Jade from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | K19513 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.55 Width: 12.14 Height: 4.21 |
Weight: | 7.21 Ct. |
Color: help | Grey |
Color intensity: help | Medium 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 | $14 |
Introducing a rare and elegant grey jade cabochon from The Natural Gemstone Company, presented as a ready to set gemstone for discerning collectors and jewelers, this opaque oval cabochon weighs 7.21 carat, and measures 14.55 x 12.14 x 4.21 mm, and it displays a calm and refined grey tone that communicates understated luxury. The cut is a traditional cabochon, a cut that flatters the stone by emphasizing its smooth domed face and soft luster, and the polish on this piece is excellent, producing a gentle reflective sheen across the surface. For clarity this jade has been graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, so the stone keeps a clean overall appearance while still showing natural internal texture that speaks to its authenticity. The color intensity is assessed as medium intense, which allows the grey to sit comfortably between subtle and saturated, offering versatility for both classic and contemporary jewelry designs. The stone is unenhanced, with no treatments applied, and its origin is Burma, also known as Myanmar, a provenance associated with some of the finest traditional jade sources, which adds a layer of interest for collectors who value traceable origins.
As a salesperson who works closely with gemstones every day, I like to explain what each specification means to the wearer and the maker, starting with the carat weight and size, which make this 7.21 carat oval conveniently large enough to be a focal point in a ring, pendant, or brooch, while still being comfortable for daily wear. The oval shape and cabochon cut emphasize the stone’s color and internal character, and for jade in particular a domed cabochon is the preferred shape because it highlights the stone’s gentle translucency at the edges and provides a soft, tactile surface. The clarity grade of very slightly included at eye level indicates that any inclusions are minor and do not distract from the overall visual appeal, and because they are natural, they confirm that the gem is an authentic piece of jadeite rather than a heavily treated material. The medium intense color intensity gives designers flexibility, the hue reads as an elegant grey with subtle cool undertones that pairs seamlessly with yellow gold, white gold, or sterling silver, and the excellent polish ensures a refined finish that reflects light softly rather than aggressively, making the piece feel sophisticated and wearable.
Visually the grey hue of this cabochon offers a serene and modern aesthetic, it is neither harsh nor washed out, and under different lighting the stone may exhibit slight shifts in tone that add depth and personality to the gem. The internal structure, mentioned as very slightly included, creates a gentle, almost atmospheric quality within the stone that many collectors find appealing, because the slight natural texture gives the jade character and a sense of origin. Because the stone is opaque, the focus is on surface and color rather than internal sparkle, and the cabochon dome enhances the tactile quality of the piece, inviting touch as well as visual appreciation. When considering settings, designers often choose a bezel setting to protect the edges of a cabochon and to complement the smooth silhouette, however a secure prong setting combined with a subtle gallery can also accentuate the oval shape while allowing the cabochon to sit slightly above the metal for increased presence. For a modern look consider pairing this grey jade with white gold or platinum to emphasize cooler tones, and for a warmer, more classical feel choose yellow gold which will create a pleasing contrast with the grey.
In addition to presenting this jade, we also include information about opal types in our catalog, and for customers interested in opals the opal type we reference is White Opal, a variety known for its milky body tone and often delicate play of color, White Opal can be a beautiful complement to grey jade when used in mixed gemstone designs or paired jewelry sets. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the natural quality of our material, this jade is unenhanced and its Myanmar origin is documented, and we are happy to provide additional images, lighting views, or a professional appraisal on request for customers who want documentation for insurance or resale. Care for this stone is straightforward, avoid harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaning, clean gently with warm water and mild soap and a soft cloth, and for set pieces avoid impact that could chip the cabochon surface. If you would like a custom mounting or suggestions for matching stones, our team can assist with design ideas and can source complementary stones, and we welcome inquiries so that together we can create a finished piece that highlights the serene grey beauty of this 7.21 carat cabochon.




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