The visual harmony of this Sphalerite comes from how naturally the Fire Orange hue and cut complement each other. The composition is so neutral that this gemstone never looks like the odd one out. A carefully cut Sphalerite in Pear form weighing 6.69 carats displays Fire Orange with VS clarity, offered as single, accented by a sharp outline and balanced symmetry. Its naturally preserved structure reflects the gemstone’s untreated origin. A gemstone that reveals more of itself the more you look at it.
Fine transparent faceted sphalerite in meaningful sizes is uncommon in the market at any price point. The cutting challenges mean that even where rough is available, many cutters lack the specific experience to produce well-faceted finished stones. Learn more about Sphalerite.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this sphalerite natural?
Yes, this sphalerite is a 100% natural gemstone that has been carefully sourced and verified for authenticity. At Gempiece, we never sell lab-created or man-made substitutes — all our gemstones are earth-mined natural stones.
Do you provide certification?
Yes, many of our gemstones come with certification. For others, certification can be arranged upon request at the buyer’s cost. You can select your preferred laboratory from the product information section. We offer certification from standard labs in Bangkok to premium labs such as GIA, GRS, AIGS, and Lotus, with costs typically ranging from $20 to $400 depending on the lab.
Does size affect value?
Yes, larger gemstones with strong color, clarity, and overall quality are generally more valuable.
Does this sphalerite have any zoning or color variation?
Some natural gemstones may show slight zoning or color variation, which is a natural characteristic of their formation. Any such features can be clearly observed in the images and videos of the exact stone.
Is this sphalerite ethically sourced?
Our gemstones are sourced through responsible and transparent channels. We primarily purchase rough stones and carry out cutting in-house, ensuring better control over sourcing and quality.
