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1.94 Ct. Cabochon Moonstone from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Mar 24
Item ID: | K21448 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.57 Width: 6.77 Height: 4.49 |
Weight: | 1.94 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue Flash |
Color intensity: help | Faint |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $26 |
There is a particular kind of quiet that lives in the central highlands of Ceylon, a hush carried on warm trade winds that have seen centuries of hands turn the earth for gems. Our journey with this stone began there, in small, family run pits where miners whose knowledge is passed down by story and sight still extract the delicate feldspar layers that yield moonstone. They work close to the soil and to each other, guided by memory and careful inspection, listening for the telltale translucence that promises adularescence. From the moment the rough was lifted, it carried with it the soft history of its place of origin, the same island where ancient traders once called these jewels a bridge between the moon and the ocean. At The Natural Gemstone Company we have always respected that lineage, sourcing with care, and making sure every piece we offer carries a true provenance from Ceylon, Sri Lanka. The stone you will meet here is not only a gem, it is a fragment of that living landscape, its subtle glow shaped by geology and generations alike.
When the rough arrived at our lapidary studio it was examined under natural light, held between fingers seasoned by years of cutting, and greeted by the watching eye of our head cutter. The piece showed a translucent body with a faint color intensity that allowed a blue flash to sit and swim beneath the surface when tilted in the light. That flash is the signature of adularescence, the soft lunar sheen that makes moonstone so beloved, and it calls to mind the pearlescent play of some white opals. Opal type is White Opal, a visual cousin in how it catches and diffuses light, yet the internal structure and the tale of origin remain firmly moonstone. The rough was chosen because it promised a clean, luminous window into that blue shimmer, while showing only very very slight inclusions at eye level, a clarity grade that keeps the gem honest and natural without undermining its purity. Every facet of selection was about honoring what the earth had offered, keeping enhancement at bay, and allowing the stone to speak for itself.
The cutting stage was an exercise in restraint and respect, following the grain of the feldspar and coaching the light to perform its best. We opted for a cabochon cut, a timeless approach that nurtures the moonstone s adularescence, a smooth domed surface that lets the blue flash glide across the gem and reveal itself gradually. The cutter shaped it into a pear silhouette, a form that echoes both teardrop and petal, and that lets the flash travel from tip to belly when the stone is set or moved. The finished gem weighs 1.94 carat, with dimensions of 8.57 by 6.77 by 4.49 millimeters, a size that feels intimate yet significant when held. Its polish is excellent, a mirror like calm that allows the blue sheen to glide unbroken by scratches or dulling. Evaluated at eye level, its clarity is very very slightly included, which means small character lines sit beneath the surface like the faintest signatures of its time underground. There has been no enhancement, no treatment to alter its natural color or to mask its origin. The result is an honest moonstone with a discreet, lunar voice and a clarity that invites close looking.
Now finished, the pear shape blue flash moonstone waits for the moment someone decides how it will live, whether as a ring that catches the morning sun, a pendant that holds light near the heart, or a delicate pair of earrings that swing with motion. Against warm metals a white opal like sheen will sit soft and luminous, while a cooler setting will emphasize the blue flash and make movement a small, private performance. On a hand the stone reads as refined and organic, its 1.94 carat weight offering presence without pretension, its translucence harmonizing with skin tones and clothing alike. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this moonstone as a completed story, from the gentle hills of Ceylon to the practiced hands that listened to its grain, to the finished cabochon that now seeks a new life. We include full details for caring for such a gemstone, advising gentle cleaning in warm water and a soft cloth, avoiding harsh chemicals and rough knocks, and encouraging settings that protect the dome while letting light reach it. This piece arrives ready to be set, ready to be worn, and ready to continue its journey with you, a small, honest gift of the earth that carries a blue flash of sky inside it.




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