Raley Design Studios
Dalmatian Jasper Cabochon, 10.70 cts.
Dalmatian Jasper Cabochon, 10.70 cts.
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Wonderfully warm cream jasper with tan and dark brown spots. Flat, matte finish back with a beveled edge for ease of setting. We recommend a full backplate for this stone for added stability; ensure any stamped details on the back do not protrude up toward the stone!
You will receive the exact gemstone shown in photos.
Weight: 10.70 carats
Length: 34.77 mm
Width: 9.28 mm
Height: 3.31 mm
Gem Species: Chalcedony
--Variety: Jasper
Trade Name(s): Dalmatian Jasper
Origin: Mexico
Enhancement(s): (N) Natural
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American Gem Trade Association Gemstone Enhancement Codes
Enhancement: Any treatment process other than cutting and polishing that improves the appearance (color/clarity/phenomena), durability, or availability of a gemstone.
(N) Natural
No modification; natural stones which are not currently known to be enhanced (or currently has no known modification process).
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Care
- Take care to protect the gemstone when setting.
- Avoid contact with abrasive materials, including polishes. We have taken great care to bring out the brightest shine possible; using another abrasive may dull your gemstone's finished polish.
- Avoid acids that could harm your gemstone, such as pickle.
- Pearls should never be exposed to abrasives or chemicals.
- Store gemstones in the pouch provided, or in a soft lined container away from other materials that may scratch or break gemstones; this includes other gemstones!
Cleaning
- It's best to clean most gemstones with warm water and a mild dish soap.
- Designate a soft toothbrush to use for cleaning.
- Most gemstones should not be placed in an ultrasonic cleaner or in any jewelry cleaner containing chemicals. The only gemstones that are generally safe in strong jewelry cleaners are strictly sapphires or diamonds.
Shipping
Shipping
Items ship within 1-2 business days, excluding U.S. holidays.
