Natural zircon originating from Sri Lanka, with a round shape and a light yellow color. Measuring between 4.00 and 4.10 mm and weighing 0.30 carats, this semi-precious stone impresses with its impeccable clarity, without inclusions visible to the naked eye. It is untreated, thus preserving its authenticity and natural brilliance, ideal for refined jewelry. Its origin from Sri Lanka highlights its quality and rarity, making it an excellent choice for collectors and lovers of exceptional semi-precious stones.
\nZircon is a mineral belonging to the group of nesosilicates and is a source of the metal zirconium. Its chemical name is zirconium silicate, and the corresponding chemical formula is ZrSiO4. The natural color of zircon varies between colorless, golden-yellow, red, brown, blue, and green. The name derives from the Persian zargun, which means \'golden hue.\' This word is changed to \'jargoon,\' a term applied to light-colored zircons. The English word \'zircon\' is derived from Zirkon, which is the German adaptation of this word.
\nYellow, orange, and red zircon is also known as \'hyacinth,\' from the flower hyacinthus, whose name is of ancient Greek origin. Transparent zircon is a well-known form of semi-precious gemstone, favored for its high specific gravity (between 4.2 and 4.86) and adamantine luster. Due to its high refractive index (1.92), it has sometimes been used as a substitute for diamond, although it does not exhibit quite the same play of color as a diamond.
\nZircon is the heaviest of the gemstones, easily sinking even in very viscous liquids. Its Mohs hardness is between that of quartz and topaz, at 7.5 on the 10-point scale, although below that of the similar artificial zirconium stone. Zircons can sometimes lose their inherent color after prolonged exposure to strong sunlight, which is unusual in a gemstone. It is immune to acid attack, except for sulfuric acid and only when ground into a fine powder. The value of a zircon gemstone largely depends on its color, clarity, and size.
\nBefore World War II, blue zircons (the most valuable color) were available from many gemstone suppliers in sizes between 15 and 25 carats; since then, even large 10-carat stones have become very rare, especially in the most desired color shades.
\nAttention! Do not confuse natural zircon with cubic zirconia, popularly known as \'zirconium\', which is a lab-created stone and has nothing in common with natural zircon except for the similarity in name.
\n- Product name
- Natural Zircon
- Form
- Round
- Colour
- Light Yellow
- Stone size mm
- Weight carat
- 0.30
- Stone Clarity
- Eye clean
- Treatment
- No treatments
- Source
- Sri Lanka
- Sale information
- Price by piece
- Supplier
- Gold and Gems
Delivery Methods
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Delivery within Romania:
- Sameday Courier – card payment, bank transfer - 22 lei
- Sameday Courier – cash on delivery - 28 lei
- Sameday Locker - card payment - 10 lei
- Sameday Locker - cash on delivery 13 lei
Delivery time: 1-3 business days
Delivery is available Monday - Friday (except public holidays).
Free delivery in Romania for orders of minimum 500 lei.
- DPD - card payment or bank transfer - 30 lei
- DPD - cash on delivery - 38 lei
Delivery time: 1-2 business days.
Delivery is available Monday - Saturday (except public holidays)
Free DPD delivery in Romania for orders of minimum 800 lei
Delivery to European Union countries:
Romanian Post
- Romanian Post International Tracked & Signed - 12 euro
Delivery time in Europe: 5-7 business days
Shipments cannot be sent to PO boxes.
Free delivery for orders over 200 euro
DPD - International Delivery
- 1. DPD Europe Zone 1 - A - 7 euro
Available for Bulgaria and Hungary
Delivery time: 4-7 business days
Free delivery for orders over 200 euro
- 2. DPD Europe Zone 2 - 8 euro
Available for Greece, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia and Croatia
Delivery time: 5-7 business days
Free delivery for orders over 300 euro
- 3. DPD Europe Zone 3 - 15 euro
Available for Austria, Germany, Italy
Delivery time: 5-7 business days
Free delivery for orders over 300 euro
- 4. DPD Europe Zone 4 - 30 euro
Available for Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Spain, France
Delivery time: 5-8 business days
Free delivery for orders over 300 euro
- 5. DPD Europe Zone 5 - 41 euro
Available for Finland, Portugal, Sweden
Delivery time: 6-8 business days
Free delivery for orders over 300 euro
Rest of the world:
- Romanian Post International Tracked & Signed - 20 Euro
Delivery time to the rest of the world: 8-21 business days
Shipments cannot be sent to PO boxes.
Free delivery for orders over 300 euro
Delivery terms:
We will do our best to meet the established delivery deadlines, however this cannot be guaranteed. The delivery time is subject to the technical conditions under which courier companies operate and external factors, which cannot be fully controlled. If your order has not arrived on time, you must first check with your local delivery office. We cannot process any claim for an item that has not been delivered if at least 10 business days have not passed since the date of shipment. All requests must be made within 28 business days from the date of shipment (for the shipment date, check the "Shipment Confirmation" email).
Customs and customs duties:
Within the European Union there are no customs duties for intra-community trade. However, for destinations outside the EU, buyers must check whether customs duties apply in the destination country for the ordered products.
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