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2.32 Ct. Brownish Yellow Zircon from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Dec 1
Item ID: | K33836 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.35 Width: 6.96 Height: 4.62 |
Weight: | 2.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Brownish Yellow |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $60 |
There is a quiet authority in gems that have been admired across centuries, an ability to carry with them fragments of time and place that feel both ancient and eternally modern. This pear shaped brownish yellow zircon invites that very reverence, a stone that seems to condense the warm light of long afternoons into a faceted heart. At The Natural Gemstone Company we have always believed that true beauty begins with natural origin and thoughtful cutting, and this zircon embodies that belief. Its hue is gentle and evocative, a light golden tone that reads as sun warmed honey, and yet it retains a dignified restraint that recalls classical jewelry and heirlooms handed down through generations. For collectors and lovers of gemstones who value tradition and legacy, this gem offers the kind of timeless presence that becomes part of a family story.
Beyond color and shape, the physical proportions of this stone are a study in measured elegance. We present a transparent zircon weighing two point three two carat, rendered in a pear silhouette that measures eight point three five by six point nine six by four point six two millimeters, a size that balances presence and wearability with graceful proportion. The cutting style is faceted, executed in a mixed brilliant cut that marries the scintillating depth of brilliant faceting with the gentle symmetry of step influenced planes. The clarity is graded very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which in practice means a clean and luminous window into the gem that allows light to traverse without interruption. The polish is excellent, a mirror finish that completes the cutting work and prepares the stone to perform its most captivating behavior, the play of light.
It is the geometry of the cutting that truly elevates this zircon, the precise arrangement of facets that performs the gemologists craft of capturing and orchestrating light. The mixed brilliant design arranges a network of triangular and kite shaped facets on the crown, and an intelligent pavilion structure beneath, each facet placed to accept, refract and return light in lively patterns. This geometric faceting allows maximum light play, so that within the warm brownish yellow tones there is a living dance of bright flashes, soft internal fire, and sparkling pinpoints that chase each other as the stone moves. In certain lighting the stone appears almost aflame with internal gleams, while in softer daylight it reveals layered tones of champagne and pale amber. For the wearer who appreciates the subtleties of optical performance, these carefully measured facets are what make the difference between a pretty gem and a truly memorable jewel.
Origins and provenance are part of the narrative as well, and this zircon carries the storied name of Ceylon, Sri Lanka. Historically Ceylon has been a source of many of the world most treasured gems, and stones from this island have long circulated through royal treasuries and private collections. That heritage is embedded in every facet of this zircon, and its natural, untreated character amplifies that sense of authenticity. There has been no enhancement, so the color and clarity are the direct result of the earths work, not of laboratory alteration. This natural state is particularly meaningful to connoisseurs who prize stones that speak of geological conditions and time. The combination of origin, no enhancement, and very slightly included clarity creates a gem that is at once honest and luxurious, a gem that invites appreciation from those who value the natural story of a stone as much as its immediate beauty.
When you consider this pear shaped zircon from The Natural Gemstone Company you are choosing more than a gem, you are selecting an object that can anchor style across eras. Its proportions lend themselves to a variety of settings, from a classically restrained solitaire that highlights its pear silhouette, to a vintage inspired cluster that references old world design. Wearers seeking a piece to become a family heirloom will find in this stone the balance of durability, optical drama, and understated color that ages with grace. Whether set in a ring pendant or bespoke creation, the stone promises to reward close looking and to catch the eye in passing. For those who treasure continuity and legacy, this zircon offers the quiet confidence of a gem that has always belonged to the world of refined taste, ready to become part of a new chapter in an enduring story.




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