| Weight | 30.50 ct |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 26 × 13.3 × 7.5 mm |
| Grade | Facet Grade |
| Variety | Natural Garnet |
| Treatment | natural and unheated |
| Mining Location | Embilipitiya village around mining in Sri Lanka |
30.50 ct Ceylon Natural Red Garnet Rough – Facet Grade Unheated Garnet from Embilipitiya, Sri Lanka
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Stone Identity & Quality
This is a 30.50 ct natural red garnet rough measuring approximately 26 × 13.3 × 7.5 mm. The stone is facet-grade material and is presented in its natural, unheated condition.
It was sourced from Embilipitiya village around mining in Sri Lanka, an area within Sri Lanka’s wider gem-producing region.
The substantial dimensions make this piece particularly relevant to professional cutters and buyers who prefer to evaluate larger individual rough stones for custom cutting.
Color & Visual Characteristics
The garnet displays a natural red body color with an attractive lustrous appearance.
Under natural daylight, the surface and body show the stone’s red character. Transmitted torchlight provides another perspective, allowing the viewer to examine how light passes through different areas and how color concentration changes according to thickness and orientation.
The photographs intentionally show the rough under different lighting conditions rather than presenting only its most favorable appearance.
Internal & External Features
The rough retains its natural irregular external form, surface textures and growth-related features.
Close inspection under strong transmitted light makes internal structures and differences in transparency more apparent. These characteristics are important when evaluating a rough gemstone because areas that appear similar from the exterior can behave differently once preforming begins.
The stone has a visibly lustrous body, while its final clarity should be evaluated through professional orientation and cutting rather than predicted solely from photographs.
Cutting, Specimen, or Treatment Potential
This piece is classified as facet-grade rough and can be considered for custom cutting.
Its 26 × 13.3 × 7.5 mm dimensions provide useful material for planning, but the most appropriate finished design should be selected only after examining orientation, internal features, color distribution and usable depth.
A cutter may choose to prioritize face-up size, color, clarity or weight retention depending on the intended result.
As with all natural rough gemstones, final finished weight, dimensions, clarity and recovery cannot be guaranteed before preforming and cutting. An approximate evaluation can be provided after closer inspection.
No heat treatment is represented for this garnet.
Source & Ethical Position
Danushka Gems & Minings works close to Sri Lanka’s gemstone-producing communities, sourcing through miners, village suppliers and local source networks.
Our approach is based on practical gemstone evaluation rather than unrealistic promises. Rough stones are photographed and examined under useful lighting conditions so professional buyers can better understand the material before making cutting decisions.
Origin information, treatment status and physical characteristics are presented as transparently as possible, while cutting outcomes are treated as estimates until the stone is actually worked.
Customers interested in this rough can contact us for additional photographs, videos, cutting evaluation or custom cutting arrangements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. It is represented as a natural red garnet sourced from Embilipitiya village around mining in Sri Lanka.
The rough weighs 30.50 ct and measures approximately 26 × 13.3 × 7.5 mm.
No. The stone is represented as natural and unheated.
It is classified as facet-grade rough. Final cutting orientation should be determined after evaluating its internal structure, depth and color distribution.
A precise finished weight cannot responsibly be guaranteed from rough alone. An approximate range may be considered after detailed inspection and preforming.
