26.74 Ct. Cabochon Moonstone from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

A rare and refined statement of lunar elegance awaits, a translucent grey moonstone of exemplary presence, weighing 26.74 carat, fashioned as a perfect oval cabochon, with dimensions 20.02 by 13.07 by 13.80 mm. This gem offers a serene, medium intense grey, a color that evokes moonlit silk and quiet luxury, its surface rendered with an excellent polish that catches light with a soft, internal glow. The cabochon cut amplifies the gemmatic depth, allowing the stone to reveal its subtle adularescence and the gentle play of light that makes moonstone an object of enduring desire.

Evaluated at eye level, the clarity grade is very slightly included, a hallmark of natural origin that lends character rather than distraction, and confirms that no enhancement has been applied. The moonstone is translucent, inviting contemplation of its internal sheen and the whisper of texture that reveals the craftsmanship behind its shaping. Originating from Ceylon Sri Lanka, this piece carries the storied legacy of one of the world most celebrated sources for fine moonstone, a provenance that enhances its distinction and collectible value. Whether set as the centerpiece of a bespoke ring, a refined pendant, or a modern cuff, the stone responds to design with a quiet authority, suiting both classic settings and contemporary interpretations.

At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this moonstone as more than an accessory, it is an achievement in personal style, a reflection of refined taste and a connoisseurship for authentic natural gems. Our clients seek pieces that speak of permanence and poise, and this 26.74 carat Ceylon grey moonstone answers that calling with integrity, provenance, and visual poetry. For those who wish to claim a jewel that is as singular as a private moonrise, our team is available to discuss bespoke settings, certification, and private viewings, ensuring that this extraordinary gem becomes a treasured addition to a curated collection, an heirloom in the making, and a testament to discerning ownership.