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1.11 Ct. Alexandrite from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by May 11
Item ID: | K22891 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.16 Width: 5.82 Height: 3.19 |
Weight: | 1.11 Ct. |
Color: help | Yellowish Green to Reddish Green |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $3,243 |
There are gemstones that whisper, and then there is this alexandrite, a rare statement of true refinement offered by The Natural Gemstone Company. At 1.11 carat, this oval gem measures 7.16 x 5.82 x 3.19 mm, a perfectly poised size that reads as both intimate and unmistakably luxurious when set into a ring, pendant, or bespoke piece. The mixed brilliant cut has been executed with exceptional precision, creating lively scintillation and a depth to its pavilion that pulls the eye inward. Transparent with a clarity grade of very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, this stone reveals its crystalline heart without distraction, while an excellent polish allows every facet to sing. Its color story is the very essence of alexandrite allure, shifting from a yellowish green in cool or fluorescent lighting to a reddish green in warm or incandescent lighting, a subtle and sophisticated color change that rewards both casual glance and forensic inspection. Origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a provenance esteemed among connoisseurs for producing gemstones with character and refinement, and it is offered with no enhancement, a pure natural beauty that will belong to you as it formed in the earth, unchanged by human intervention.
The phenomenon of color change in this alexandrite is not merely a novelty, it is an invitation to interactions with light and mood, a jewel that performs as a living accessory to every setting. In daylight or fluorescent light the gem presents a luminous yellowish green, a fresh, verdant note that captures a springlike brightness, while under incandescent or warm lighting it yields a deeper reddish green, an evocative toast to evening elegance. The medium color intensity is perfectly balanced, strong enough to announce itself with distinction, yet nuanced enough to pair seamlessly with platinum, white gold, yellow gold, or rose gold, allowing the wearer to craft a signature piece with enduring versatility. The mixed brilliant cut enhances the color shift through well proportioned facets that both reflect and refract in a way that amplifies the shifting tones, and the dimensions of the stone make it ideal for a jewel that will be noticed without needing to shout. This alexandrite sits at the intersection of rarity and wearability, offering the kind of tactile pleasure and visual drama that collectors and style cognoscenti seek.
Beyond beauty, the practical virtues of this alexandrite make it suitable for everyday treasures as well as heirloom pieces. Alexandrite sits at about 8.5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, a measure that confirms its excellent durability for jewelry. To place that in context, alexandrite is considerably harder than quartz which is rated 7, and it is harder than topaz which is rated 8, making it resistant to scratches that would quickly mar softer stones. It is somewhat softer than corundum species such as sapphire and ruby which rate 9 on the Mohs scale, and quite obviously softer than diamond which rates 10, however its 8.5 rating gives it robust longevity when set with thoughtful design considerations. For daily wear we recommend protective settings such as a bezel or lowered prong profiles for rings, and routine gentle care using mild soap and a soft brush to preserve its polish and brilliance. While this stone is remarkably stable, avoid harsh blows and prolonged exposure to strong chemicals, and consider professional inspection and cleaning periodically to maintain the gem as a generational piece.
Owning this alexandrite from The Natural Gemstone Company is more than a purchase, it is an assertion of cultivated taste and an appreciation for natural rarity. With a clarity that invites close viewing, a cut that maximizes light play, an unimproved finish that honors the stone s origin in Ceylon Sri Lanka, and a color change that is both subtle and enthralling, this gem answers to a sophisticated desire for something both distinctive and timeless. Whether you are creating a bespoke engagement piece, elevating a classic pendant, or adding an exceptional stone to a private collection, this alexandrite commands admiration and confers status without ostentation. We stand behind its provenance and its natural condition, and we invite you to make it yours, to commission a setting worthy of its presence, and to enjoy a jewel that will reflect your refined sensibilities for decades to come.




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