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1.41 Ct. Greenish Blue Zircon from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Nov 19
Item ID: | K31125 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.74 Width: 5.55 Height: 3.33 |
Weight: | 1.41 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $170 |
Long before human hands shaped admiration into jewelry, this greenish blue zircon began its long passage through deep time, forming in the molten crucibles of the earth, millions of years ago. Tiny crystalline seeds of zircon grew as magmas cooled and as the planet reorganized itself through cycles of uplift and erosion. In those remote eras the elements that give this gem its serene greenish blue character slowly substituted into the crystal lattice, a quiet alchemy of trace atoms and radiation that recorded time within its structure. Over vast spans of geological change the host rocks broke down, releasing resilient zircon crystals into streams and rivers, where they were tumbled and concentrated into the alluvial gravels that have made Ceylon famous to gem lovers throughout history. Each facet of this pear shape stone holds the memory of deep earth processes, and when light passes through its mixed brilliant cut it is not only reflecting present beauty, it is offering a glimpse into an origin story that predates written memory.
The journey from river silt to the secure hands that delivered this gemstone to our workshop is a story of careful discovery and stewardship. In Sri Lanka small scale miners and seasoned gem hunters traversed ancient riverbeds, reading the landscape to find pockets of washed gems, stones whose resilience allowed them to persist while softer minerals eroded away. From that landscape this transparent zircon was recovered, selected for its pleasing medium color intensity and clean, lively body. At The Natural Gemstone Company we take pride in tracing each piece back to its origin, and in working with local partners who practice thoughtful extraction so that the gem has a story that is honest and respectful. Once identified the rough crystal was documented, and then gently entrusted to skilled cutters whose job was to honor the stone rather than to impose upon it. The path from the Ceylon gravels to a finished gem was measured in human care as much as in geological time.
Shaping this gem into a pear shaped, mixed brilliant faceted jewel was an act of balance between preserving weight and revealing light. The finished stone is a transparent 1.41 carat pear shape, with dimensions of 7.74 x 5.55 x 3.33 millimeters, the proportions chosen to maximize its scintillation and to allow the greenish blue hue to play across the facets. The cutter worked to reveal the stone as an open, luminous gem, securing a clarity grade of slightly included as evaluated at eye level, which allows small natural inclusions to remain as proof of authenticity while not disrupting the gem so that it reads as clean to the viewer. The medium color intensity sits between subtlety and presence, and a careful, stable heat treatment was applied to enhance and stabilize that lovely greenish blue tone, a common and accepted enhancement for zircon that amplifies its natural best qualities. The polish is excellent, producing a glass like surface that allows maximum brilliance and fire, and the mixed brilliant faceting pattern gives the pear shape lively reflections that dance as the stone moves.
To wear this pear shaped greenish blue zircon is to carry a compact history, a natural wonder that has been refined by time and by artisanship. This gem has a presence that is at once understated and arresting, ideal for a solitaire that elongates the finger or for a pendant that catches the light close to the heart. Throughout Sri Lankan history, stones like this zircon have been valued for their brilliance and their association with purity and endurance, they have been traded along ancient routes and treasured in local lore. Now presented by The Natural Gemstone Company this piece is ready to take its place in a modern story, whether as an heirloom in the making or as a personal treasure that marks a meaningful moment. If you would like additional images, setting recommendations, or a custom mounting to complement the pear shape and color, our team is available to assist, and we welcome the opportunity to guide you through selecting the perfect setting so that this gem can continue its journey from the depths of the earth to a life of beauty and daily wear.




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