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6.22 Ct. Cabochon Moonstone from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | K5865 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.15 Width: 12.12 Height: 4.92 |
Weight: | 6.22 Ct. |
Color: help | Peach |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
This beautiful translucent peach moonstone from Ceylon is a refined example of what collectors and connoisseurs seek, weighing 6.22 carats and fashioned into an elegant oval shape that measures 14.15 x 12.12 x 4.92 mm, with a traditional cabochon cut that maximizes the gem andalusite like adularescence and internal glow, a clarity grade of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level speaks to the exceptional transparency for a moonstone, and the medium color intensity combined with an excellent polish gives this gem a warm, inviting peach tone that will sit beautifully in a range of settings, enhancement free, meaning no heat treatment, filling, dyeing or other laboratory processes have been applied, this is a natural, untreated gem offered by The Natural Gemstone Company that will appeal to buyers who value provenance and purity as much as beauty. As a salesperson familiar with gemstones I emphasize that the cabochon cut is the classic choice for moonstone because it allows the silky sheen to move across the surface, the oval shape provides versatility for both solitaire and halo settings, and the dimensions make this piece substantial enough to be the focal point of a ring or pendant while maintaining comfortable wearability. The combination of weight, cut, and polish means the stone will display its chatoyant shimmer effectively under varied lighting conditions, a trait educated buyers recognize as central to a moonstone s appeal.
Clarity for moonstone is considered differently than for faceted gems, and very very slightly included evaluated at eye level indicates inclusions are minimal and do not detract from the stone s visual effect, at a glance the surface and body appear clean with only the most minute internal lines or pinpoint inclusions visible under close inspection, these internal features are natural growth characteristics that often authenticate origin and formation, they rarely interrupt adularescence, and in some cases they can enhance the depth and complexity of the sheen, for the discerning buyer this clarity grade offers confidence that the material is of high quality, while remaining characterful and natural. No enhancement means the hue and transparency are intrinsic to the stone, a factor that contributes significantly to long term value and desirability in the market, treated moonstones can exhibit altered color or stability issues over time, whereas untreated examples like this peach moonstone retain predictability in appearance and behavior, the excellent polish ensures minimal light leakage at the surface and a smooth, high luster finish that complements the cabochon profile, these attributes combined result in a gem that is both visually pleasing and straightforward to assess in terms of investment potential and wearability.
The significance of origin cannot be overstated, and this moonstone s Ceylon provenance elevates its appeal and historical cachet, Sri Lanka has produced exceptional moonstones for centuries, and Ceylon moonstones are known for their balanced color range, fine adularescence, and generally superior clarity compared with material from many other localities, the island s unique geological history has produced pegmatitic and high grade metamorphic environments that yield feldspar varieties with the microstructural layering responsible for the characteristic moonstone sheen, collectors and gemologists often prize Ceylon pieces because of consistent quality and the established cutting traditions on the island that favor classic cabochon finishes, purchasing a moonstone of known Ceylon origin therefore adds a layer of certifiable pedigree that educated buyers recognize as a tangible contributor to both enjoyment and resale robustness. At The Natural Gemstone Company we prioritize traceable sourcing and transparent descriptions, we can provide details on sourcing routes and cutting provenance to support due diligence and reassure clients that the piece is responsibly procured, for practical considerations this peach moonstone will suit fine jewelry applications and collector cabinets alike, it benefits from routine gentle care, avoidance of high heat and harsh chemicals, and thoughtful setting choices that protect the domed surface while allowing light to activate the adularescent sheen, for anyone seeking an understated yet distinctly characterful gem this untreated 6.22 carat Ceylon peach moonstone represents a meaningful acquisition in both aesthetic and gemological terms.




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