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1.48 Ct. Purple Amethyst from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 6
Item ID: | K29182 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.92 Width: 7.87 Height: 4.97 |
Weight: | 1.48 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Trillion |
Cut: | Trillion Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $14 |
Long before any hand shaped it into its elegant triangle, this purple amethyst began its life deep within the earth, in landscapes that would one day be called Ceylon Sri Lanka, millions of years ago. Under the weight of shifting plates and the slow choreography of volcanoes and sedimentation, silica rich waters seeped into fissures and cavities, depositing layer upon layer of quartz crystals. Over epochs, minute traces of iron became trapped within that quartz lattice, and natural radiation from surrounding rocks subtly altered those iron impurities, coaxing them into violet and purple tones of uncommon beauty. Time itself became an artisan, refining clarity and color as crystals grew in protected pockets, their inner worlds developing the tiny inclusions that now read very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a signature of their genuine natural origin. This is a stone whose story begins in the deep patience of geology, a small miracle of mineralogy that emerged where earth and heat and time met.
When the first miners reached the pockets of crystal in Sri Lanka, they were following traditions that span generations, methods that have been handed down among families and communities who understand how to find and respect the hidden bounty of the ground. From those humble beginnings the rough amethyst traveled, carried with care to cutting studios where modern skill and old world sensibility meet. At The Natural Gemstone Company we honor that passage, working with trusted contacts at source to ensure this gem retains its narrative from field to facet. No enhancement was applied to alter its original color or clarity, the stone remaining wholly natural, an honest testament to its Ceylon origins. Each hand involved in this journey kept watch over the gem, from the miner who lifted the crystal from its host rock, to the cutter who planned each facet to maximize life and brilliance, to the setter who will finally place it into an enduring piece of jewelry.
The transformation into its present form was a deliberate and exacting process, chosen to reveal the amethyst at its most expressive. Cut into a trillion shape, this 1.48 carat gem measures 7.92 x 7.87 x 4.97 mm, a compact geometry that yields an expansive visual presence when set into a ring or pendant. The faceted cutting style sculpts the light, producing a kaleidoscope of violet flashes and deeper purple windows, all reflecting the medium color intensity that defines this specimen. The cutter worked with great care to position the pavilion and crown facets so the light returns with lively scintillation, while preserving the natural center tone. An excellent polish allows the eye to travel across the surface without interruption, and the clarity of very very slightly included at an eye level perspective means the stone reads transparent and clean, while carrying the small whispers of its formation history. The trillion cut in particular gives the stone a contemporary elegance, a triangular symmetry that flatters the finger and concentrates color toward the center, making the purple glow feel both vivid and refined.
To wear this amethyst is to carry a condensed story of earth and craft, a cultural heirloom in miniature that connects you to ancient geology and to human hands that have shaped it. Across cultures amethyst has been treasured for its regal hues and calming influence, appearing in coronets, rosaries, and rings that marked rites and moments, and this gem is ready to begin that lineage anew. Picture it set in a simple bezel to showcase its clean lines, or held by delicate prongs to catch light from every side, its trillion silhouette creating a modern statement with roots in antiquity. The scale images show how it sits on the hand, offering a striking focal point that balances brilliance and depth without overwhelming the wearer. At The Natural Gemstone Company we invite you to consider this amethyst not only for its specifications, which include a natural origin of Ceylon Sri Lanka, no enhancement, a faceted trillion cut, 1.48 carat weight, dimensions of 7.92 x 7.87 x 4.97 mm, medium color intensity, clarity graded very very slightly included at eye level, and excellent polish, but also for the intangible continuity it represents, from molten rock to finished gem. Selecting this stone is choosing a small fragment of deep time, refined by human care, ready to accompany new stories and quiet celebrations for generations to come.




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