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34.91 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Purple Amethyst Pair from Brazil
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Stone type: | Amethyst | Amethyst |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR14672 | PR14672 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 22.2 Width: 13 Height: 8.9 | Length: 22.2 Width: 12.9 Height: 8.9 |
Weight: | 17.44 Ct. | 17.47 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear | Pear |
Cut: | Drops | Drops |
Cutting style: | Briolette | Briolette |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $21 | $21 |
There is an inevitable magnetism to a matched pair of large pear shaped amethysts that comes not only from their scale, but from their composure, their symmetry, and their innate ability to command attention with poise. Presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, these two Brazilian treasures weigh 17.44 carats and 17.47 carats respectively, each carved in a graceful pear silhouette that measures 22.20 by 13.00 by 8.90 millimeters and 22.20 by 12.90 by 8.90 millimeters. Their drops cut profile creates a fluid, elongated silhouette that flatters the finger and frames the face, while an intense purple hue traverses each gem in a balanced saturation that is both rich and regal. With a clarity grade of very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, these stones read as exquisitely transparent to the viewer, and their excellent polish allows light to travel and linger across the surfaces, revealing every velvety nuance of color. There has been no enhancement, and their Brazilian origin imparts a provenance that collectors value for its history of producing some of the world class amethysts in the trade.
When set at the heart of a finely conceived halo, these pear shaped amethysts transcend mere ornament to become unforgettable statements of taste. A halo of brilliant white diamonds will act as a luminous frame, amplifying the intense purple by adjacent contrast, creating a halo effect that both contains and magnifies the color within. The drop cut geometry of these stones invites a halo that follows their teardrop outline, a tapered diamond surround that accentuates the length and silhouette while adding scintillation at the edge of the gem where the light meets color. In a white gold or platinum setting the icy fire of the diamonds will enliven the amethyst, making the purple appear deeper and more saturated, while in yellow gold a warm, vintage inspired interplay will emerge, the gold halo lending richness and a classical feel that resonates with old world glamour. Whether ring, pendant, or a show stopping pair of halo earrings, the diamonds will act like a crown of light, a constellation that lifts the amethyst from beautiful to peerless, ensuring that the wearer is perceived as someone who commands refined and considered taste.
To own these paired pear shaped amethysts is to possess a piece that will shine as the centerpiece of a bespoke creation, a personal heirloom that reads as both luxurious and authentic. Imagine a halo ring where a tapered diamond frame echoes the drop cut curvature, elongating the finger and creating a slender, regal profile, or envisage chandelier earrings where a delicate pavé halo surrounds each teardrop, the diamonds catching and broadcasting motion in a way that makes heads turn. The generous carat weight of each stone allows for halos that are proportionate and sculptural, not merely decorative, and the exceptional polish ensures the stones will deliver an immediate visual presence from every angle. Because these gems are natural, untreated, and skillfully cut, they represent the kind of confident choice that signals connoisseurship, a decision to favor honest beauty over fleeting trends. At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that the right halo setting does more than adorn, it elevates, and these Brazilian pears have been selected for their ability to pair with exquisite metalwork and complimentary melee, so that the finished piece becomes a singular expression of status, refinement, and an appreciation for natural splendour.





















