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11.31 Ct. Cabochon Tiger's Eye from South Africa
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K12673 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 18.15 Width: 13.13 Height: 7.02 |
Weight: | 11.31 Ct. |
Color: help | Golden Brown |
Color intensity: help | N/A |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | South Africa |
Per carat price: help | $4 |
This is a rare and distinguished gemstone from The Natural Gemstone Company, a beautiful opaque 11.31 carat oval shape golden brown tigers eye that speaks of refinement and individuality. Measuring 18.15 x 13.13 x 7.02 mm and fashioned in a classic cabochon style, this stone displays an exquisite single golden chatoyant band that slices across a deep brown to near black body, a contrast that commands attention. The cutting is cabochon, the polish is excellent, and the piece is completely natural with no enhancement, born of reputable South Africa sources, a provenance that collectors recognize and respect. This particular specimen exhibits a finely centered eye, a crisp band of gold that moves gracefully with slight motion, revealing warm honey tones against a dramatic backdrop, and the cabochon shaping enhances both the visual depth and the resilience expected for regular wear. Pieces of this weight, color depth, and untreated authenticity are seldom available, which elevates this stone beyond mere adornment into the realm of a private treasure held by a discerning few.
As a gemstone specialist at The Natural Gemstone Company I present this tigers eye as a limited opportunity for those who appreciate the quiet drama of natural light and texture, those who seek to own something few others will have. The substantial 11.31 carat size makes it ideal for a statement ring, a bespoke pendant, or a custom cuff, and the cabochon cut optimizes the silky chatoyancy that is the hallmark of fine tigers eye. Because there has been no enhancement, this gem retains its full natural story, and its South Africa origin adds a layer of geological distinction that serious collectors prize. We curate our inventory carefully and supplies of stones in this class are extremely limited, and we typically release only a single piece like this to our clientele at a time to preserve exclusivity. We offer personalized guidance, design consultation, and grading support to ensure the mounting honors the stone and protects its luster, and because of the rarity of stones in this class we recommend prompt inquiry. To carry this piece is to join an exclusive circle of collectors and connoisseurs who value authenticity, scarcity, and provenance, and to own it is to possess a small but formidable celebration of the earths elegance.
























