Natural Zircon Rough Parcel, 141.90 Ct, 45 Pcs, Facet Grade, Rakwana & Embilipitiya Mines, Sri Lanka

Stone Identity & Quality

This is a substantial Facet Grade Natural Zircon Rough Parcel with a total weight of 141.90 carats, comprising 45 individual pieces ranging from 8.88 to 1.70 carats. The material originates from Rakwana, Ratnapura Embilipitiya village around mining in Sri Lanka. Regarding treatment, the parcel includes unheated stones and some jargoon zircons traditionally heated with a low-temperature blowing pipe method.

Color & Visual Characteristics

The visual palette is warm and earthy, featuring orange brown, reddish brown, and yellow colors. Zircon is known for its high dispersion (fire), and this rough appears to carry that potential . The color distribution offers cutters a range of options for creating saturated or bright finished gems.

Internal & External Features

The external surfaces show natural alluvial characteristics typical of Sri Lankan river gravels . Because this is rough material, natural breaks and surfaces are expected, while transparency varies by piece . Since some stones are heated at low temperature, their internal structure may differ from the unheated stones; careful observation is required .

Cutting, Specimen, or Treatment Potential

As facet-grade rough, this material is intended for cutting . Yield depends on orientation and internal clarity . The mix of unheated and traditionally heated stones offers buyers a choice: the unheated material preserves natural character, while the heated jargoon stones may show specific color modifications . Custom cutting can be arranged upon request.

Source & Ethical Position

At Danushka Gems & Minings, we present source-connected material with honest evaluation. This parcel comes directly from the gem-bearing gravels of Rakwana, Ratnapura Embilipitiya village around mining in Sri Lanka. We describe treatment status accurately to ensure transparency for our international clients.