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4.68 Ct. Sinhalite from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Jan 20
Item ID: | K20667 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.32 Width: 7.8 Height: 6 |
Weight: | 4.68 Ct. |
Color: help | Golden Brown |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $150 |
This golden brown sinhalite from Ceylon carries with it the quiet dignity of gems that have been treasured for centuries, a stone that speaks to tradition and to the refined eye. We present a beautiful transparent 4.68 carat emerald cut sinhalite, with precise dimensions of 11.32 x 7.80 x 6.00 millimeters, a gem that combines substantial presence with classical restraint. The medium color intensity allows the warm, honeyed tones to breathe without becoming heavy, while the clarity is graded as very very slightly included at eye level, which means the gem reads as clean and luminous to the unaided eye. The excellent polish on each step facet gives the pavilion and crown the crispness that collectors and connoisseurs admire, and importantly, this gem has undergone no enhancement, preserving the natural personality of Ceylon origin. At The Natural Gemstone Company we honor the lineage of Sri Lankan gemstones, and this sinhalite embodies that history, an heirloom caliber stone that nods to ancient trade routes, royal patronage, and the patient craft of cutters who have long favored classical proportions.
The choice of an emerald cut is deliberate and telling, because this faceting style is rooted in tradition and designed to reveal character rather than to hide it. The long, linear steps create a hall of mirrors effect, a geometrical play of light and shade that draws attention to the stone core, its color, and its internal structure. For this golden brown sinhalite, the emerald cut emphasizes depth and clarity, offering broad flashes of clean reflection rather than the scattered scintillation of brilliant cuts. The result is an appearance that is both stately and intimate, a gem that announces itself with measured confidence. Compared with emerald cut topaz or tourmaline, this sinhalite displays a subtler kind of brilliance, one governed by transmission and internal luster rather than overt fire. Because sinhalite can show pleochroic tendencies, the step facets often present slightly different tones from different angles, a gentle shifting between warmer and cooler golden brown hues that is enhanced by the cut, and that lends the gem a living quality when set in a ring or pendant.
When placing this sinhalite in the context of its color family and its peers, its reflective qualities stand out as uniquely balanced, a middle ground between deep, satiny glow and lively sparkle. Compared to smoky quartz, which can appear glassy and uniform, this sinhalite has greater internal life and a finer, more polished expression of light. Compared to brown tourmaline, which often shows pronounced pleochroism and a more subdued refractive response, the sinhalite tends to offer crisper facet reflections and a clearer transmission, making the emerald cut feel especially appropriate. Against the intense brilliance of zircon, which produces distinct fire and a sparkling dispersion, sinhalite is more reserved, offering warmth and clarity rather than flashes of spectral color. Against topaz, which can be bright and lively when well cut, sinhalite gives a deeper, more composed sheen. In short, this gem sits between the glassy transparency of quartz and the dazzling fire of high dispersion stones, offering a noble luster that invites close inspection and rewards it with subtle complexity.
For a client seeking a piece that will stand the test of time, this sinhalite lends itself to classic settings that honor its heritage. It will make an exceptional solitaire ring in warm yellow gold, where the metal will echo the golden brown tones and enhance the gem warmth, or a timeless three stone design with clean lines to mirror the emerald cut geometry. A bezel setting can protect the edges while preserving the step facet reflections, whereas a low prong setting will allow light to enter freely and display the internal depth. On the hand the gem reads as a mature statement, substantial yet elegant, suited to someone who values provenance and the quiet authority of a well chosen stone. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the natural, unenhanced origin of this Ceylon sinhalite, and we relish the opportunity to help you imagine it as a legacy piece that will be admired for generations. If you seek a gem that combines historical resonance, classical cut, and a reflective quality that is both refined and richly alive, this emerald cut golden brown sinhalite is an exceptional choice.




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