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0.63 Ct. Alexandrite from Brazil
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Item ID: | K28012 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.1 Width: 4.61 Height: 3.07 |
Weight: | 0.63 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish to Purplish |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $14,875 |
This exquisite alexandrite offered by The Natural Gemstone Company is a rare and collectible specimen, a transparent 0.63 carat oval, measuring 6.10 x 4.61 x 3.07 mm, with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes sparkle and color play, a clarity grade of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, intense color intensity, and an excellent polish. Unlike many stones on the market that are heat treated, irradiated, or manufactured in laboratories, this gem is completely natural with no enhancement, and it originates from Brazil, a source known for producing alexandrite with vibrant and reliable color change. In daylit or fluorescent conditions the stone reveals a lively greenish tone, while under incandescent light it shifts to a rich purplish hue, delivering that magical, chameleon like performance that makes alexandrite one of the most sought after gemstones. The mixed brilliant cut was chosen to balance fiery scintillation with a pleasing oval silhouette, creating a jewel that looks luminous on the finger and elegant in a pendant, and the excellent polish ensures that every facet edge is clean, contributing to exceptional light return that outshines many mass market alternatives.
When comparing this alexandrite to other options available to discerning buyers, several strengths stand out. Many alexandrites offered at lower prices are either lab created or heavily treated, and while synthetics can mimic color change, they do not carry the scarcity or the story of a natural stone, and they typically lack the subtle internal character of a responsibly sourced gem. Emeralds may show green beauty, and sapphires can display vivid saturation, but neither offers the reversible color change that makes alexandrite unique. Compared to emeralds, this alexandrite has superior toughness and practical wearability, because emeralds often show significant natural cleavage and are commonly oiled or treated. Compared to rubies and sapphires, the rare color change phenomenon of alexandrite adds an emotional and visual depth that few gems can match. The clarity of this piece, described as very very slightly included at eye level, means it offers eye clean appearance with minimal distractions, and together with intense color intensity and an uncompromised polish, it competes favorably against higher carat stones that sacrifice color or clarity. The Brazilian origin places this gem in a special class of alexandrite that often combines strong color change with attractive affordability compared to historic Russian alexandrite, while maintaining a natural provenance that collectors prize.
An alexandrite like this becomes an ideal candidate for a generational heirloom because of its combination of rarity, durability, and timeless design potential. The oval mixed brilliant cut is a classic that transcends fleeting trends, making it suitable for a variety of jewelry designs that will remain stylish over decades. A well chosen setting, such as a secure bezel or a low profile four prong mount, protects the stone and showcases its color change and brilliance, ensuring it can be worn daily or reserved for special occasions without losing its structural integrity. Natural, unenhanced alexandrite is intrinsically scarce, and a stable provenance from Brazil adds to its collectibility. When you pair that scarcity with the gemstone hardness of alexandrite which makes it resilient to everyday wear and tear, you create a jewel that can literally walk through generations, carrying both family memories and a steadily appreciating sense of rarity. Unlike fashion pieces that fade, an untreated alexandrite retains its authenticity and appeal, and because this gem shows a dramatic color shift, each new wearer discovers an aspect of its personality, which helps build stories and traditions that are handed down.
For those planning to make this gemstone a family treasure, practical steps help secure its longevity and provenance, increasing its value and sentimental importance. Commission a setting crafted by a trusted jeweler who understands the balance between protection and light exposure so the color change remains lively. Request a detailed report documenting the gem properties including carat weight, dimensions, cut style, clarity observation, polish, origin, and confirmation of no enhancements, as such paperwork from a reputable laboratory or from The Natural Gemstone Company enhances resale and heirloom credibility. Insure the piece and have regular professional inspections to check prongs and setting integrity, and clean it gently with warm soapy water and a soft brush to preserve polish. Share with heirs the gem story, including its Brazilian origin, its natural no enhancement status, and the aesthetic qualities that make it special, because the narrative of where a gem came from and how it was cared for deepens its emotional and monetary value. When compared to mass produced pieces, a responsibly sourced alexandrite of this quality stands out as an heirloom that carries both tangible rarity and intangible meaning.
Choosing this alexandrite through The Natural Gemstone Company means investing in a stone that offers a unique combination of intense color change, excellent craftsmanship in cutting and polish, transparency that showcases its internal beauty, and a natural origin without enhancement that collectors and families prize. In a market crowded with treated stones and laboratory simulants, this gem represents an authentic alternative, offering better long term value because of its natural rarity and timeless appeal. Whether set as a bridal ring, a pendant to mark a milestone, or a cocktail piece passed from parent to child, this 0.63 carat Brazilian alexandrite is poised to become a conversation starting centerpiece, a wearable work of art that rewards generations with beauty, durability, and a compelling provenance. If you are comparing options, consider how many stones can genuinely change color, remain untreated, and maintain practical durability while carrying a story you can pass on, and you will see why this alexandrite from The Natural Gemstone Company stands above common alternatives.
























