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16.03 Ct. Peach Morganite from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Nov 17
Item ID: | K7695 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 19.37 Width: 14.65 Height: 9.88 |
Weight: | 16.03 Ct. |
Color: help | Peach |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Portuguese Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $463 |
This listing describes a single, transparent, oval shaped peach morganite weighing 16.03 carat, with exact dimensions of 19.37 x 14.65 x 9.88 mm. The stone was sourced from Madagascar, and it is presented in its natural state, with no enhancements. The color registers as medium intensity, a balanced peach that reads as a delicate blend of pink and warm apricot tones, and the clarity is graded as eye clean when examined at eye level. The overall presentation is refined, with an excellent polish and stable optical transparency that afford a pleasing, even appearance to the naked eye.
The cutting style is faceted, executed in a Portuguese cut, which is known for its multiple pavilion facets and a focus on internal scintillation. The proportions of this oval were selected to maximize the face up size while maintaining depth for light performance, and the dimensions cited allow for significant visual presence in a variety of settings. The eye clean clarity means that inclusions are not visible without magnification at normal viewing distance, which supports both aesthetic appeal and practical durability. The excellent polish enhances facet crispness and surface brightness, and the absence of any enhancement affirms that the color and clarity are intrinsic to the material, rather than the result of treatment.
The color of this morganite invites comparison to several historic and celebrated gemstones, while remaining distinct in character. The warm peach tone shares a kinship in hue direction with the rare padparadscha sapphire, which is prized for its unique pink to orange balance, although padparadscha sapphires occupy a different gem species and typically command a different market segment. In terms of purity and visual serenity, the stone parallels the kind of clarity admired in classic museum pieces such as the Logan sapphire, noted historically for its exceptional transparency. The overall brilliance and faceting approach recall the careful craftsmanship applied to famous gem cuts from notable collections, where proportion and facet symmetry were optimized to yield lively internal reflections. This morganite does not mimic the deep saturation of rubies or the intense blue of historic sapphires, rather it offers a soft, luminous warmth that stands apart from bolder colored icons, making it valuable for collectors and jewellers seeking a refined and uncommon color statement.
The unique value of this gem arises from the synthesis of size, natural condition, and cut, combined with its origin. At 16.03 carat and with the stated measurements, the stone occupies a size range that is uncommon for eye clean, natural morganite in this tone. The Portuguese cut enhances the stone by creating a complex pattern of light return, which emphasizes both scintillation and the gem fluidity intrinsic to morganite. Madagascar as an origin is associated with high quality morganite material, and the lack of enhancement ensures long term stability of the optical characteristics, while preserving the natural geological story of the crystal. For design consideration, the gem is well suited to bespoke rings, pendants or statement pieces where the oval proportions and strong face up area will be highlighted, and the eye clean clarity will read as an uninterrupted field of color. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this piece as a specimen that bridges collector appeal and practical wearability, offering a measured rarity rooted in natural attributes rather than laboratory intervention.



















