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13.42 Ct. Goshenite from Brazil
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Item ID: | K247 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 17.49 Width: 14.5 Height: 10.19 |
Weight: | 13.42 Ct. |
Color: help | White |
Color intensity: help | Near Colorless |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $60 |
This exquisite oval white goshenite weighs 13.42 carats, measures 17.49 x 14.50 x 10.19 mm, and is cut in a mixed brilliant style that maximizes sparkle while retaining an elegant oval silhouette. It is transparent, near colorless in intensity, and graded eye clean at normal viewing distance, attributes that speak to its rare clarity and presence. The polish is excellent, allowing light to travel through each facet without obstruction, and the stone is completely natural with no enhancement. Sourced from Brazil, this goshenite embodies the best of what beryl can offer, a combination of generous size, refined cut, and natural purity that makes it a superior choice for designers and collectors alike. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this gem not only as a visually arresting specimen, but as a practical and versatile center stone for fine jewelry, from engagement rings to statement pendants and earrings.
When compared with other colorless gemstones commonly found on the market, this goshenite stands out for reasons of value, character, and honesty. Compared with commercial white sapphires, goshenite often offers a larger face up area for the same carat weight and a cleaner, more glass like clarity without the internal silk or rutile that can soften a sapphire’s appearance. Against common diamond alternatives such as cubic zirconia or lab grown simulants, goshenite’s natural origin and stable crystalline structure give it an authenticity that synthetics cannot match, and because it is unenhanced the stone maintains a predictable behavior under different lighting conditions. In contrast to diamonds, goshenite delivers luminous performance at a fraction of the cost, permitting designs with larger, more dramatic center stones without sacrificing finesse. Compared with other colorless beryls and quartz family stones, the mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish of this example amplify its scintillation and return, making it appear livelier and more dimensional on the finger or in a setting. The Brazilian origin adds provenance, reflecting well on both quality and rarity, because Brazil continues to produce some of the most desirable and well formed beryl crystals in the world.
Colorless or near colorless gems have the unique advantage of blending with skin tones rather than competing with them, and this goshenite is particularly versatile in that regard. On fair skin tones the stone reads as an understated, elegant mirror of light, offering bright, clean flashes that enhance the skin without overwhelming it, and when set in white metals the overall effect is crisp and contemporary. For warm or golden skin tones the neutrality of the near colorless goshenite allows yellow gold and rose gold settings to impart warmth to the piece, transforming the gem into a soft, luminous window that reflects the surrounding metal and skin tones back as a flattering glow. On olive skin tones the high clarity and generous size of this stone provide a striking contrast, the near colorless body tone appearing almost icy and crystalline against richer complexions, creating a dramatic and high end look that remains wearable. For deeper skin tones the light return and clean facet intersections read as luminous sparks, and paired with either yellow gold for regal warmth or with platinum for modern contrast, the goshenite becomes a centerpiece that commands attention without appearing stark. Because the gem is near colorless rather than icy blue or heavily tinted, it adapts to mixed metal designs and to settings that incorporate accent stones, allowing jewelers to tailor the overall color story to the wearer.
The mixed brilliant cut is particularly advantageous for this sizeable oval gemstone, combining the depth and fire of a pavilion cut designed to channel light with the table and crown geometry that promotes scintillation. This cut works well whether the gem is set as a solitaire in a classic prong mount or as the focal point in a halo design surrounded by diamonds or colored stones. The eye clean clarity grade means that nothing interferes with the viewer’s appreciation of the cut and polish, and without enhancements collectors and buyers can be assured of long term stability and durability in everyday wear. Compared with heat treated or fracture filled alternatives, this natural, untreated example retains market integrity and resale value, which is an important consideration for investment minded customers. In practical terms the dimensions 17.49 x 14.50 x 10.19 mm give a substantial presence on the hand or at the throat, a size that reads as luxurious in both rings and pendants, and the excellent polish ensures that the piece will maintain its brilliance when set and worn.
In selecting a center stone, buyers often weigh visual appeal against long term value and versatility, and this white goshenite excels on all counts. It offers the luminous appeal of high quality colorless gemstones at a fraction of the price of colorless diamonds, it brings natural provenance with its Brazilian origin, and it provides design freedom because it pairs beautifully with a wide range of metals and accent stones. For those seeking an ethical and transparent choice the lack of enhancement and the clear, honest presentation of carat, dimensions, and clarity are compelling. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the beauty and integrity of this stone, and we can assist in selecting the ideal mounting and complementary accents to tailor the final piece to the wearer’s skin tone and personal style. Whether you are creating an heirloom engagement ring, a dramatic cocktail ring, or a pair of refined earrings, this 13.42 carat oval white goshenite is a rare opportunity to secure a large, graceful, and impeccably finished natural gemstone that will flatter any complexion and remain a treasured piece for years to come.




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