Ceylon Natural Zircon Oval Collections for Jewelry Designs
Comprising 42 faceted gemstones with a total weight of 10.90 carats, and individual sizes ranging from 0.52 to 0.15 carats,
Some gemstone collections are admired for uniformity, while others are appreciated for the quiet beauty of natural variation. This Ceylon natural zircon oval collection belongs to the second kind, where color diversity becomes part of the design story. Comprising 42 faceted gemstones with a total weight of 10.90 carats, and individual sizes ranging from 0.52 to 0.15 carats, this parcel presents a balanced mix of yellow, green, brown, and orange tones. Together, these colors create a natural harmony that feels warm, earthy, and refined at the same time.
Sourced from Ratnapura village around mining in Sri Lanka, this collection carries the identity of one of the world’s most respected gemstone regions. Sri Lanka has long been known for producing natural stones with distinctive character, and zircon from this origin often shows a particularly attractive combination of brightness, softness, and color individuality. In a mixed collection like this, that origin becomes even more meaningful, because each stone contributes a slightly different mood while still belonging to the same natural family.
These zircons are natural and unheated, which adds to their value for those who appreciate gemstones in a more original state. Their clean to VS clarity, combined with the oval cutting style, gives the collection a consistent jewellery-friendly appearance while still allowing enough variation to make the set interesting. Rather than looking overly matched or artificial, the stones feel naturally coordinated. That quality is especially appealing for jewellery designers working on earrings, pendants, delicate rings, cluster layouts, or multi-stone custom creations where subtle color movement matters.
What makes this collection especially useful is the way the stones can work both together and separately. A designer may choose to build around the green and yellow tones for a fresh spring-like feeling, or combine orange and brown hues for a warmer and more antique-inspired look. Because the parcel already contains a natural balance of tones and sizes, it offers flexibility without losing cohesion. For collectors, it is a beautiful representation of Sri Lankan zircon in multiple shades. For fine jewellers, it is a ready design palette.
This is the charm of a well-selected natural zircon collection. It is not only about individual stones, but about the conversation between them — color beside color, tone beside tone, each adding something to the whole. From Sri Lanka’s gem-rich earth to future jewellery designs, this collection carries both natural beauty and creative possibility.
