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15.21 Ct. Turquoise from USA
Item ID: | K3373 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 15.39 Width: 13.58 Height: 10.74 |
Weight: | 15.21 Ct. |
Color: help | Turquoise |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | USA |
Per carat price: help | $15 |
Turquoise has been cherished for centuries, adorning the jewelry and artifacts of ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians and the Native Americans. Its distinctive blue-to-green hues, often interlaced with intricate vein-like webbing, make turquoise a standout among gemstones, endearing it to collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike.
The product in question is an impressive 15.21 carat turquoise of oval shape, with a significant size of 15.39 x 13.58 x 10.74 mm making it a noteworthy centerpiece for any jewelry setting. Its smooth cabochon cut enhances the natural beauty and color of the stone, providing a polished dome that allows light to play off its surface and highlight its unique intricacies.
Being opaque, turquoise does not have a clarity grade in the typical sense used for transparent gemstones; instead, its value is assessed through its color and the presence of matrix patterns—the host rock in which turquoise forms. This particular turquoise boasts a medium intense color, which is a highly sought-after quality that indicates a rich and well-saturated hue, ensuring that it will become a treasured piece for the owner.
What makes this turquoise piece exceptional is its excellent polish, which contributes to its overall luster and ensures it catches the eye. The gemstone's origin from the USA is also an intrinsic value, as some of the most famous and high-quality turquoise deposits are found there.
Turquoise is often used in jewelry making, where it can serve as the central stone in rings, pendants, bracelets, and earrings. Its natural beauty and cultural history make it a captivating addition to any wearer’s ensemble, often associated with properties of protection, calmness, and wisdom.
For customers seeking a gemstone that combines historical allure with contemporary charm, this turquoise caters to their interests on multiple levels. It fulfills the desire for a piece of jewelry that stands out because of its large size and vibrant color, and also suits those who are drawn to gems with geographical and historical significance. This turquoise stone can become a cherished heirloom, an expression of personal style, or a thoughtful gift that symbolizes a special connection to the American Southwest and its rich cultural tapestry.
