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2.32 Ct. Yellowish Brown Cabochon Kornerupine from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K27344 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.29 Width: 7.05 Height: 4.2 |
Weight: | 2.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Brown |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $150 |
One beautiful translucent 2.32 carat oval shape yellowish brown kornerupine with dimensions of 9.29 x 7.05 x 4.20 mm is offered by The Natural Gemstone Company, presented as a hand finished cabochon. The overall appearance is warm and earthy, a yellowish brown tone with medium color intensity that interacts with light in a way that creates depth rather than surface sparkle. As a cabochon, the stone displays its internal character, subtle zoning, and any chatoyant tendencies more effectively than a faceted cut would, and the dome profile accentuates the translucency so that light diffuses through the material and produces a soft internal glow. The stone is translucent rather than fully transparent, which is common for kornerupine specimens from Sri Lanka, and that translucency contributes to a glowing, almost honey like presentation when set in jewelry or shown in daylight.
The vibrant color of this kornerupine will stand out in any jewelry setting because the cabochon shape concentrates the color into a luminous surface that reads as a solid, gem rich accent. In rings, the oval outline at 9.29 x 7.05 mm sits comfortably on most finger sizes, offering enough table area to be clearly visible while maintaining wearable proportions. In pendants and earrings, the stone will act as a focal point that pairs beautifully with warm metals such as gold and rose gold, which enhance the yellow brown hues, and the piece can also be contrasted against white metals for a modern look that emphasizes the stone rather than the mounting. The natural polish is excellent, producing a mirror like surface on the dome, and that high quality finish accentuates any internal banding or pleochroic shifts that may be apparent on slight rotation, allowing the color to read differently under varied lighting and creating a dynamic visual interest that educated buyers and connoisseurs appreciate.
From a gemological perspective, this kornerupine is notable for being unenhanced, which is increasingly rare and valued among discerning collectors. The clarity grade is slightly included when evaluated at eye level, meaning that inclusions are present but do not overwhelm the visual character of the piece, and in many cases they contribute to the stone's individuality and provenance story. Our assessment follows standard observational practices, noting that the cabochon cut conceals some inclusion types more effectively than faceting, and the excellent polish helps minimize the visual impact of surface reach spots by producing a smooth, reflective exterior. Medium color intensity is an important attribute here, because for kornerupine, overly dark material can appear nearly opaque, while very pale material can lack presence. This piece sits in a balanced midpoint, strong enough to command attention, yet translucent enough to reveal internal features and a subtle depth of color that changes with the light.
Origin matters for gemstones, and this kornerupine comes from Ceylon Sri Lanka, a classical source renowned for producing specimens with fine color and character due to the island's complex metamorphic geology. Sri Lankan kornerupines are prized for their natural color range and crystalline quality, and provenance from this locality adds both scientific interest and market value. For the practical buyer, kornerupine has a Mohs hardness in the range of approximately 6.5 to 7.5, which means sensible care is required for everyday wear. We recommend protective settings such as bezels or partially recessed prongs, and avoiding high impact activities while wearing the piece. Cleaning should be done with warm water, mild soap, and a soft brush, and ultrasonic or steam cleaning is not advised without a professional assessment. At The Natural Gemstone Company we document the dimensions 9.29 x 7.05 x 4.20 mm and the weight 2.32 carats precisely, and we emphasize the no enhancement status and excellent polish as key selling points for an educated buyer seeking natural, untreated gemstones with clear provenance and well executed cutting.




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