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132.19 Ct. Grey Cabochon Moonstone from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | K5797 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 46.67 Width: 27.64 Height: 14.27 |
Weight: | 132.19 Ct. |
Color: help | Grey |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $14 |
One beautiful opaque 132.19 carat oval grey moonstone is presented here, with dimensions of 46.67 by 27.64 by 14.27 mm, a classic cabochon cut, and a clarity grade of eye clean when evaluated at eye level. This gem shows intense color intensity and an excellent polish, and it is presented with no enhancement. Origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a source renowned for producing moonstones with strong adularescence and stable material quality. At The Natural Gemstone Company we prioritize accurate description and transparent provenance, and this stone exemplifies the combination of size and natural character that discerning buyers seek. The substantial carat weight and generous dimensions make this an exceptional specimen for collectors and for bespoke jewelry applications that require a commanding central stone.
The luminous effect that sets moonstone apart, often called adularescence, is a direct result of its internal microstructure, and this grey example is a particularly demonstrative case. Moonstone is a variety of feldspar in which alternating microscopic layers of albite and orthoclase develop during the cooling of the mineral. When light enters the stone it undergoes scattering and interference at these thin platelet boundaries, producing a soft floating sheen that appears to move beneath the surface as the viewing angle or light source changes. In this cabochon cut the dome profile is intentionally oriented to display that phenomenon to maximum advantage. The curved surface allows light to enter over a wide range of incident angles, and the polished dome emphasizes the lateral motion of the sheen, creating a unique kind of sparkle that is unlike the faceted brilliance of transparent gems. Where faceted stones rely on internal reflection from planar facets, this moonstone offers a volumetric luminescence that reads as inner light rather than as individual flashes, a quality prized by connoisseurs who appreciate subtle optical complexity.
From a grading and value perspective the attributes reported here materially increase the desirability of the gem to an educated buyer. The eye clean clarity indicates that no inclusions or fractures are visible to the unaided eye at normal viewing distance, which matters in a stone of this size because visible flaws can otherwise distract from the adularescent effect. The intense color intensity in this grey tone provides a strong backdrop against which the sheen is clearly legible, and the excellent polish ensures that surface quality does not interfere with the optical play. The absence of any enhancement confirms that the stone is wholly natural, a point of considerable importance for both collectors and fine jewelers. Ceylon provenance adds further weight, because Sri Lankan moonstones have a documented history of delivering both attractive adularescence and reliable cutting potential. For these reasons a large untreated cabochon of this sort carries both intrinsic aesthetic value and market relevance to those assembling curated collections or commissioning high end settings.
Practically speaking this moonstone is well suited to statement rings, a dramatic pendant, or a bespoke brooch design that showcases the full oval surface, and its dimensions provide a comfortable and stable platform for traditional bezel or custom gallery settings. The material hardness of moonstone is approximately 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale, so basic precautions against hard knocks and abrasive contact are advised, and gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft cloth will preserve the polish and sheen. At The Natural Gemstone Company we can provide additional close up images, viewing angles, and handling recommendations, and we stand behind the accuracy of the origin and the no enhancement statement. If you require a written certificate of authenticity or assistance with custom mounting options our team is available to advise on design choices that will showcase the stone s unique internal light and ensure a secure and flattering setting. This grey moonstone is a rare combination of scale, surface quality, and natural optical character, and it rewards careful appreciation and considered use in fine jewelry.




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