Natural Alexandrite 1.54 ct, Pear Cut Ceylon Gemstone, Green to Reddish Orange Color Change, Untreated Loose Stone

Discover a gemstone with more than one expression of color. This **1.54 carat natural Ceylon alexandrite** displays a green-to-reddish-orange color change depending on the light source, complemented by an elegant pear cut.

Completely earth-sourced, unheated and untreated, this loose gemstone is a beautiful choice for a custom ring, a delicate pendant or a personal gemstone collection.

**Gemstone details**

- **Gemstone:** Natural color change alexandrite
- **Origin:** Ceylon, Sri Lanka
- **Weight:** 1.54 carats
- **Dimensions:** 8.56 × 5.58 × 4.12 mm
- **Cut:** Faceted pear
- **Clarity:** VVS
- **Color change:** Green to reddish orange, depending on lighting
- **Treatment:** Unheated and untreated
- **Included:** Gemstone authenticity confirmation

**Imagine your own design**

Create a solitaire pendant that follows the stone’s graceful pear shape, or make it the centerpiece of a bespoke engagement or anniversary ring. Yellow gold offers a warm contrast, while white gold or platinum creates a cooler look. Ask your jeweler to protect the pointed tip and confirm the setting fits the exact measurements.

**About Sapphire Pal**

Sapphire Pal is an Australian-based gemstone merchant established in 2014, supported by over 60 years of family heritage in the natural gemstone trade. Our direct sourcing includes our own mines and established relationships with gemstone dealers and mining partners.

Your gemstone will be dispatched from Australia with **free, secure and insured worldwide shipping**.

**More photos and video**

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**Please note**

This listing is for one loose gemstone. Jewelry settings and accent stones are not included. Color and the strength of color change vary with lighting, camera settings and screens. Any UV photographs show the stone’s response to ultraviolet light and should be viewed separately from ordinary-light color change. Weight and dimensions are measured carefully; minor variations are normal. Magnified photographs may reveal characteristics not visible to the unaided eye.