- Stone18
- Reports4


















1.00 Ct. Alexandrite from Brazil
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K19322 |
|---|---|
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.85 Width: 5.41 Height: 3.23 |
Weight: | 1.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish to Purplish |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $19,800 |
There are rare moments in a life of discerning taste when an object arrives that reframes one’s notion of beauty, status, and quiet power. This GIA certified 1.00 carat oval alexandrite, meticulously cut into a mixed brilliant pavilion and crown, is such a moment. Measuring 7.85 by 5.41 by 3.23 millimeters, the stone sits with perfect poise between wearable presence and intimate elegance. Transparent and eye-clean, graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, it radiates an intense color that is at once pure and dynamic. In natural daylight its hue leans to an evocative green-blue, a cool, oceanic verdancy that is lucid and arresting. Under incandescent or warmer light the tone converts to a sophisticated purple, a richly saturated velvet that retains depth without tipping into opacity. The excellent polish amplifies every facet, producing a scintillation that is alive with color-change play. This is a no-enhancement gem born in Brazil, certified by GIA, and presented to you by The Natural Gemstone Company as an emblem of cultivated accomplishment.
Comparisons to more storied locales sharpen the understanding of this alexandrite’s unique character. Where Russian Ural alexandrites are celebrated for their dramatic emerald-to-ruby transformations, often saturated and intensely jewel-like, this Brazilian example favors a more modern and cosmopolitan dialogue between sea-glass green-blue and an urbane purple, offering a cooler daylight presence and a more purple than true red night tone. Compared to sapphires from Kashmir, which offer a sumptuous, velvety cornflower blue with a dense, dusky tone, this alexandrite’s blue-green is lighter and more fluid, offering motion where a Kashmir blue holds contemplative stillness. Against the high-water mark of Colombian emeralds, known for their vivid, often bluish-green intensity and crystalline depth, the alexandrite’s daytime hue shares that bluish edge but with less botanical overtone and greater optical contrast, the color shifting into purple rather than lingering in the green spectrum. Sri Lankan gems, famed for their lighter, brighter tones, bring a crystalline clarity that this stone surpasses in drama because of the color-change phenomenon. In each comparison this piece from Brazil does not imitate the great deposits, it converses with them, translating their language of color into a narrative that is uniquely chameleonic and unmistakably refined.
The craftsmanship is fundamental to the impression this gem imparts, and the mixed brilliant cut is a deliberate choice to maximize both fire and the optical diapason of its color change, ensuring that every glance reveals a new facet of personality. The modest yet decisive oval silhouette flatters a range of settings, from a solitary ring that announces quiet power, to a bespoke pendant that frames the neck with an intimate glow. The absence of enhancement, coupled with GIA certification and Brazilian provenance, makes this alexandrite an object of connoisseurship as much as desire, a natural conversation starter that signals provenance, restraint, and an exacting eye. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this gem as more than a stone, it is a statement: owning it acknowledges a lineage of taste that values rarity and authenticity, and places you among those who recognize that true luxury is measured not only by price but by the singular pleasure of possessing something wholly genuine and beautifully alive.


























