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6.36 Ct. Tiger's Eye from South Africa
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Item ID: | K25287 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 21.83 Width: 11.24 Height: 3.42 |
Weight: | 6.36 Ct. |
Color: help | Golden Brown |
Color intensity: help | N/A |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Tablet |
Cutting style: | Tablet |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | South Africa |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
A stone that feels like a story held in the hand, this golden brown tiger's eye radiates the calm dignity of ancient adornment, and it carries the kind of timeless appeal that collectors and makers of heirloom pieces seek. We present a single opaque, 6.36 carat, fancy shape specimen, measuring 21.83 x 11.24 x 3.42 mm, fashioned in a tablet cut with an excellent polish, and free from enhancement. Mined in South Africa, this gem bears the warm, honeyed tones that have been prized since antiquity, a color that recalls the sunlit metalwork and protective talismans of long past cultures. The tablet cutting style emphasizes the broad, silky banding that defines tiger's eye, offering a steady, contemplative shimmer that moves with the light, and that promises enduring beauty when set in rings, pendants, or brooches. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this piece as a link between classic design and contemporary craftsmanship, ideal for those who value lineage, authenticity, and the quiet strength of natural materials.
When compared to other chatoyant gems in its category, the reflective qualities of this tiger's eye reveal their own noble character. The chatoyancy here appears as a broad, fluid band of light that glides across the surface, warmer and more embracing than the narrow, acute eye seen in chrysoberyl cat's eye, which yields a sharper, more focused line of reflection. Against hawk's eye, which offers a cooler, blue gray sheen and a more metallic gleam, this golden brown tiger's eye feels softer and more organic, its luster evoking wood and fire rather than steel. Pietersite and other fibrous silicates may show tumultuous, swirling flashes, and while those stones suggest dramatic stormy movement, this tablet cut specimen returns a serene, steady band of light that reads as classic and composed. The excellent polish amplifies the chatoyant effect, making the central band clean and distinct, and the tablet profile preserves both surface presence and comfortable wearability. For those assembling a collection rooted in history, or for designers seeking a motif that speaks of legacy rather than trend, this tiger's eye embodies durability, warm brilliance, and a reflective quality that is both familiar and enduring.























