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0.75 Ct. Zircon from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Mar 19
Item ID: | K16424 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.65 Width: 4.33 Height: 3.1 |
Weight: | 0.75 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Red |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $80 |
This purplish red zircon, weighing 0.75 carat, is an elegant oval measuring 5.65 x 4.33 x 3.10 mm, cut in a mixed brilliant style to balance table brightness with pavilion scintillation. Evaluated at eye level, the clarity is very slightly included, which means minor internal characteristics that do not detract from face up beauty but can be used to positively identify natural zircon, and the polish is excellent, producing clean facet junctions and crisp light return. The intense color saturation gives this stone a deep, concentrated hue that retains transparency, and the lack of any enhancement confirms that the tone and saturation are entirely natural, an important consideration for informed buyers. Origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a historic source known for producing high quality zircons with lively color and attractive crystal habit, and at The Natural Gemstone Company we highlight provenance because it supports both the gem narrative and the technical assessment that discerning collectors and jewelers value.
In terms of reflective qualities this zircon stands out within its category for its combination of high refractive behavior and notable dispersion, which together yield lively brilliance and distinct fire when compared to many other red to purplish gemstones encountered in jewelry. Against garnet, spinel, and tourmaline of similar color, this zircon will typically exhibit stronger flashes of spectral color and a more vivacious scintillation due to its higher optical dispersion, so it can read as brighter in movement and under mixed lighting. Compared with ruby and sapphire, zircons often return more fire and a different type of brilliance, though the saturated depth of ruby may present a denser, velvety appearance that can mask some internal light play, whereas this zircon displays more apparent internal sparkle. The mixed brilliant cut has been optimized to take advantage of these optical properties, preserving color while enhancing contrast and light return. For practical use in rings or pendants, settings that allow light to enter from the pavilion and that secure the stone without covering the girdle will maximize perceived brilliance and fire. At The Natural Gemstone Company we recommend this piece for buyers who appreciate natural, unenhanced material with lively optical performance, and who seek a collector worthy example from a respected Ceylon source.




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