3.26 Ct. Zircon from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)

This listing describes a transparent 3.26 carat radiant cut greenish yellow zircon, with exact dimensions of 7.99 x 6.87 x 5.45 mm. The stone exhibits a medium color intensity and an excellent polish, and has been evaluated as very slightly included, evaluated at eye level. The material is untreated, no enhancement, and its origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka. The radiant cut presents a balanced pavilion and table proportions that contribute to strong light return and the characteristic dispersion of zircon, producing lively scintillation and subtle flashes of fire under direct light.

This specimen is notable for its rarity in both size and color when compared to typical gem quality zircons. Greenish yellow tones are considerably less common than the more frequently encountered brown, blue, or near colorless zircons, and stones of this weight above three carats in this hue are uncommon in the market. In addition, unenhanced examples from Ceylon in this color range and at this size are rare, which places this gem in a distinct class for collectors and connoisseurs seeking unusual natural coloration combined with substantial carat weight. The combination of transparent clarity at eye level and the medium intensity of greenish yellow color yields a visually balanced stone that reads as distinctly colored without appearing weak or oversaturated.

The Natural Gemstone Company provides this gem with documentation of its measured proportions, clarity assessment, and statement of origin. The very slightly included clarity grade allows for an eye clean appearance under normal viewing, while the excellent polish preserves optimal light performance from table to pavilion. No enhancement has been applied, preserving the natural character of the zircon as sourced from Ceylon, Sri Lanka. For those evaluating gemstones on the basis of rarity, provenance, and optical performance, this 3.26 carat greenish yellow radiant cut zircon represents a noteworthy example of an uncommon size and color combination within a species known for its brilliance and dispersion.