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Shop 3.63ct Australian Labradorite
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3.63ct Australian Labradorite

$272.00
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The great majority of labradorite in the market is cabochoned and displays a sheen called labradorescence. Facet grade labradorite is much less common and presents some challenges. Obtaining a nice polish takes patience. This artistic gem has been given a beautiful cut in a design called Banora by Wilf Ross. The design is similar to a portuguese crown and a standard brilliant pavilion with 2 extra rows of triangular faces beneath the girdle. 120 faces of sparkle!

In the photos this stone shows more golden, however in hand the colour is not orangey. This gem would suit a more gently worn piece such as a pendant where it will not be subjected to knocks.

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The great majority of labradorite in the market is cabochoned and displays a sheen called labradorescence. Facet grade labradorite is much less common and presents some challenges. Obtaining a nice polish takes patience. This artistic gem has been given a beautiful cut in a design called Banora by Wilf Ross. The design is similar to a portuguese crown and a standard brilliant pavilion with 2 extra rows of triangular faces beneath the girdle. 120 faces of sparkle!

In the photos this stone shows more golden, however in hand the colour is not orangey. This gem would suit a more gently worn piece such as a pendant where it will not be subjected to knocks.

The great majority of labradorite in the market is cabochoned and displays a sheen called labradorescence. Facet grade labradorite is much less common and presents some challenges. Obtaining a nice polish takes patience. This artistic gem has been given a beautiful cut in a design called Banora by Wilf Ross. The design is similar to a portuguese crown and a standard brilliant pavilion with 2 extra rows of triangular faces beneath the girdle. 120 faces of sparkle!

In the photos this stone shows more golden, however in hand the colour is not orangey. This gem would suit a more gently worn piece such as a pendant where it will not be subjected to knocks.

ArtistLaura Colgan
Dimensions9.7mm
Cutround
Carats3.63ct
Colourlight yellow
Clarityslightly included
Treatmentuntreated
OriginAustralian

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