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One of the finest gem crystals of it's size in the world.
• A 10ct stone of this quality sells for six figures
per carat at auction (NY, Geneva, Hong Kong.). The
brilliance is 90-100%. The classic medium to light texture
helps this crystal glow in lower lighting conditions.
The antique cushion style cutting is exemplary.
The depth is typical of old classic material at 80%.
This greather depth increases the intensity or depth of
color.
• AGL (New York, NY) Full Summary Report: "Classic"
Kashmir, Color 2.5, Tone 80%, Color Zoning N/A (none),
Faint Dichroic Effect, Clarity Lightly Included. We
support AGL's full summary report and feel it gives the
client an excellent method of systematically comparing
stones using this linear grading scale. This is
the equivalent to GIA's method of grading diamonds.
• The crystal shows halo type silk and a negative
crystal in the shape of a zircon needle which is exclusive
to the Kashmir origin. You may see the negative
crystal displayed in the microphotograph displayed above.
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