| Weight | 3.06 Ct |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9.3 × 7.4 × 4.7 mm |
| Gemstone | Natural Zircon |
| Species / Variety | Zircon / Olive Green Zircon |
| Mineral Composition | Zirconium Silicate (ZrSiO₄) |
| Product Code | Not Provided |
| Shape | Oval |
| Cut | Portuguese-Style Pavilion Faceting |
| Local Cutting Name | Flower Cut |
| Primary Color | Olive Green |
| Secondary Color Appearance | Golden Yellow |
| Clarity | Clean (Seller Assessment) |
| Treatment | Unheated (Seller Reported) |
| Origin | Ratnapura, Sri Lanka (Ceylon) |
| Certificate / Memo | Not Provided |
| Quality | Clean Appearance |
| Mohs Hardness | Approximately 6–7.5 (General Zircon Property) |
| Price | Not Provided |
| Recommended Use | Pendants, Protected Jewelry Settings, Gemstone Collections, Dealer Stock |
| Supplier | Liyanage Lapidary |
3.06 ct Natural Unheated Ceylon Olive Green Zircon – Oval Portuguese Cut
INTRODUCTION
This 3.06 ct natural olive-green zircon originates from Ratnapura, Sri Lanka, and displays an attractive combination of deep olive-green coloration and golden-yellow reflections.
Measuring 9.3 × 7.4 × 4.7 mm, the gemstone features an oval shape with a Portuguese-style pavilion cut, locally known as a flower cut. It is described as clean and unheated.
NATURAL OLIVE GREEN ZIRCON
Zircon is a naturally occurring zirconium silicate mineral with the chemical composition ZrSiO₄. It is a distinct natural gemstone and should not be confused with synthetic cubic zirconia.
Natural zircon occurs in several colors, including green, blue, yellow, brown, red, and colorless varieties. Green zircon is particularly interesting to collectors because of its natural color variations and gemological characteristics.
This gemstone displays darker olive-green tones complemented by brighter yellow and golden reflections.
PORTUGUESE PAVILION – FLOWER CUT
The oval gemstone features a Portuguese-style pavilion with multiple carefully arranged facets.
This cutting arrangement produces overlapping reflections that become particularly noticeable as the stone moves under light.
Zircon is known for its relatively high refractive index and strong dispersion, contributing to the brilliance and fire appreciated in faceted specimens.
The visible golden reflections create an attractive contrast with the darker olive-green body color.
RATNAPURA ORIGIN – CEYLON
This natural zircon comes from Ratnapura, one of Sri Lanka’s established gemstone-producing regions.
Sri Lanka, historically known as Ceylon, has a longstanding tradition of gemstone mining, sourcing, cutting, and international trading.
supplied by Liyanage Lapidary from the gem island Sri Lanka, this olive-green zircon is suitable for consideration by collectors, jewelers, and professional gemstone dealers.
DURABILITY AND JEWELRY USE
Natural zircon has a Mohs hardness of approximately 6–7.5, depending on its structural characteristics.
Although zircon offers attractive brilliance, it can be brittle and susceptible to abrasion along its facet edges. Protective settings and careful handling are recommended.
This 3.06 ct oval zircon is particularly suitable for pendants, collector settings, and custom jewelry designed with appropriate protection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The gemstone is described as natural olive-green zircon.
No. It is unheated.
Ratnapura, Sri Lanka (Ceylon).
A faceting arrangement using multiple pavilion facets to create detailed light reflections.
No. Zircon is a natural zirconium silicate mineral, while cubic zirconia is a different material commonly manufactured as a diamond simulant.
Yes, especially carefully designed pendants and protected settings. Zircon requires more protection from abrasion and impact than sapphire.










