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1.14 Ct. Zircon from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Feb 23
Item ID: | K21410 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.94 Width: 5.91 Height: 3.84 |
Weight: | 1.14 Ct. |
Color: help | White |
Color intensity: help | Colorless |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $100 |
One transparent 1.14 carat round white zircon from Ceylon, Sri Lanka, presents a precise combination of weight and optical performance, its measured dimensions of 5.94 by 5.91 by 3.84 millimeters yielding an average face up diameter of 5.92 millimeters and a calculated depth percentage of 64.8 percent. The stone is fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut, a faceting schema that integrates a brilliant style crown with complementary pavilion geometry to optimize both return of white light and spectral dispersion. At eye level this specimen grades as very slightly included, the inclusions sufficiently minor that they do not interrupt the overall transparency or the continuity of facet reflections, and the surface exhibits an excellent polish which allows crisp facet junctions and clean table reflections. The color intensity is assessed as colorless, and the piece has received no enhancement, preserving the natural state of the zircon and confirming its origin as Ceylon, a source historically prized for producing material with high clarity and lively optical response.
The mixed brilliant faceting of this round zircon is executed to balance scintillation and fire, with the crown facets cut to produce controlled broad reflections while the pavilion angles are calibrated to redirect light into return paths that enhance both brightness and dispersion. The stone’s depth at 64.8 percent is within an intentionally moderate range, which trades slightly reduced pavilion volume for a stronger face up brilliance and a more substantial table presence when set, making the gem appear robust without sacrificing its gemological efficiency. Facet symmetry across the crown and pavilion is uniform, creating repeating star and kite patterns around the table that contribute to a stable scintillation pattern under motion, and the excellent polish ensures minimal surface diffusion of light, so the gem’s inherent adamantine luster is communicated clearly to the observer. In practical terms this means the zircon displays strong white light return, punctuated by vivid flashes of spectral color when viewed at changing angles, a characteristic optical signature of high quality, well proportioned zircon.
From a clarity and treatment standpoint this piece is particularly noteworthy for its natural, untreated status, a quality increasingly sought by connoisseurs who prioritize geological authenticity and long term stability. The very slightly included grade at face level indicates that internal features are contained and do not compromise the stone’s ability to deliver consistent brilliance in mounted applications, and the absence of enhancements eliminates concerns about fading or instability that can accompany certain treatments. The colorless intensity of this zircon functions as a visual analogue to what many describe as a rich, bold color in a gematic context, not through hue but through the strength and purity of white light, and this concentrated whiteness communicates an assured presence. The combined attributes of origin, clarity, cut, and polish create a gem that reads as refined and assertive, a neutral palette that nevertheless projects personal power through optical dominance and clarity of form.
For designers and buyers seeking a focal stone that signals distinction, this 1.14 carat white zircon is well suited for solitaire settings where the mixed brilliant proportions can be allowed to read freely, and it responds particularly well to bezels and low prong settings that protect the girdle and pavilion while maintaining maximum face up light return. The stone’s dimensions and depth make it compatible with common round mounting profiles, and its excellent polish reduces the need for frequent surface maintenance. As part of The Natural Gemstone Company collection this zircon undergoes a rigorous visual assessment by our gem specialists prior to sale, and we provide detailed documentation of weight, dimensions, cut description, clarity evaluation, color intensity, polish, treatment status, and country of origin to support informed purchase decisions. For discerning clients who equate refined technical execution with personal symbolism, this white zircon embodies a quiet yet unmistakable authority, a gemstone whose optical boldness stands as a deliberate statement of personal power and distinction.




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