10.04 Ct. Cabochon Moonstone from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

Introducing an exquisite gem of unparalleled beauty, the 10.04-carat grey moonstone presented by The Natural Gemstone Company is the perfect addition to any high-end gemstone collection. This remarkable gem's translucency offers a delicate play of light, enhancing its mystical allure. Sourced from the famed gem mines of Ceylon in Sri Lanka, this moonstone embodies the finest traditions of gem craftsmanship. With dimensions of 13.13 x 10.55 x 9.83 mm, it is a truly notable specimen that radiates elegance and sophistication.

This moonstone features a captivating cabochon cut, designed to showcase the gem’s natural luminescence. The cabochon cut is particularly revered in the world of gemology for its ability to intensify the adularescence—a soft glow that hovers just below the surface of the stone. The light color intensity of this moonstone is accentuated by its clarity grading of very slightly included, evaluated at eye level. This ensures that its natural beauty and purity are not compromised by visible inclusions, making it an attractive choice for discerning collectors.

One of the most compelling aspects of this grey moonstone is its untouched condition—no enhancements have been made to alter its natural essence. In an industry where enhancements are commonplace, acquiring an unenhanced gem offers an authenticity and integrity that educated buyers highly value. The excellent polish of the moonstone’s surface highlights its natural gloss, giving this gem an exquisite finish that appeals to the most sophisticated tastes.

Our grey moonstone's origin from Sri Lanka not only adds to its historical charm but also ensures its quality. Sri Lanka is renowned for producing some of the world's most beautiful and sought-after gemstones. The Natural Gemstone Company takes pride in offering gems that are responsibly sourced and early in the gemstone's lifecycle, ensuring you receive a piece of nature’s finest workmanship. Investing in this stunning grey moonstone is not only about owning a physical asset of beauty but also about appreciating a piece steeped in historical and geographical richness.