Natural Mixed Gem Parcel: Rhodolite Garnet, Green Zircon (Beccarite) & Andalusite – 20.94ct Unheated Facet Grade Rough from Sri Lanka.

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Weight 20.94 ct
Pieces

5 pcs

Grade

Facet Grade

Variety

Natural Garnet, Natural Zircon

Mining Location

Kolonna, Embilipitiya village around mining in Sri Lanka, Sabaragamuwa Province

Weight Range

6.10ct Rhodolite Garnet, 12.74ct Green Zircon (Beccarite), and 2.10ct Andalusite

Stone Identity & Quality: This parcel features 5 rough stones with a combined weight of 20.94ct. It includes a 6.10ct Rhodolite Garnet, three Green Zircons weighing 4.88ct, 4.31ct, and 3.55ct, and a 2.10ct Andalusite. All material is unheated and classified as facet grade. The parcel originates from Kolonna and Embilipitiya village around mining in Sri Lanka, within the Sabaragamuwa Province.

Color & Visual Characteristics: The Rhodolite presents a purplish-red hue with good saturation. The Green Zircons are described as Beccarite green with a fresh, vivid green body tone. The Andalusite displays its characteristic pleochroism, showing a mix of green and reddish-brown depending on the viewing angle .

Internal & External Features: The parcel consists of alluvial pebbles with typical water-worn surfaces and natural pressure marks. The Zircon stones show a dense body and high specific gravity (SG ~4.7) . The Andalusite has an orthorhombic structure, which requires correct orientation during cutting to maximize the color play .

Cutting, Specimen, or Treatment Potential: This is a facet grade lot suitable for cutting. The Zircons are particularly heavy and dense, which results in finished stones with a strong brilliance . The Andalusite is a rare material sought after by custom cutters for its distinct pleochroic effect.

Source & Ethical Position: Danushka Gems & Minings maintains a direct source connection in Sri Lanka. We present these stones with accurate evaluations, treating them as natural material from the ground . For rough stone inquiries, customers can contact for details; custom cutting or certification can be arranged if suitable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Beccarite is the historical term used for a green variety of Zircon, often associated with Sri Lankan deposits

No, these stones are natural and unheated.

They originate from the Kolonna and Embilipitiya mining areas in the Sabaragamuwa Province, Sri Lanka .

Yes, this is a facet grade parcel suitable for professional gem cutting.

The total weight is 20.94ct.

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