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1.72 Ct. Purple Amethyst from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by May 18
Item ID: | K23672 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.08 Width: 8.07 Height: 4.8 |
Weight: | 1.72 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
From deep within the ancient formations of Ceylon, this amethyst began as a slow and patient conversation between silica rich fluids and the earth, a conversation that lasted millennia before releasing a crystal of quiet, purple light. In Sri Lanka the land holds stories in its stones, and miners who know those stories by sight gently coax each piece from veins and pockets rather than forcing it from its home. At The Natural Gemstone Company we honor that heritage by tracing provenance and sharing the tale of each gem, so the amethyst you hold is not only an object of beauty, it is a distilled memory of place and time. This round, transparent 1.72 carat amethyst carries the whisper of those hills, carrying a soft, light purple hue that reflects both the geology and the human hands that brought it to market. For those who love contrast in design, this amethyst plays beautifully with a White Opal accent, the cool milky flashes of opal setting off the amethyst purple and creating a luminous conversation between two very different gifts of nature.
Once extracted with care, this stone moved to the lapidary studio where the decision to use a mixed brilliant cut was made to maximize fire and scintillation while preserving weight and tone. The cutter worked to dimensions of 8.08 x 8.07 x 4.80 mm, balancing crown and pavilion to create a gem that sits confidently in a setting and sparkles with lively facets. The clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which means the inclusions are minimal and natural, visible only upon close inspection under magnification and adding to the gem story rather than distracting from it. The light color intensity lends an airy, elegant presence that flatters many metal tones, from warm gold to cool platinum. Excellent polish brings every facet edge to a precision that returns light to the eye in crisp flashes, and because this gem is offered with no enhancement it is a pure expression of its Ceylon origin, free of heat treatment or dye, which preserves its natural character for collectors and connoisseurs who value authenticity.
Owning this amethyst is an investment in beauty and craftsmanship because it bridges natural rarity and human skill, each facet a testament to careful selection and expert cutting. Natural, unenhanced stones from reputable origins often retain collector interest over time, and provenance from Sri Lanka carries a cachet that many buyers seek when building or gifting a meaningful jewelry piece. The mixed brilliant cut used here was chosen to enhance optical performance without sacrificing carat weight, a subtle compromise that represents thoughtful craftsmanship rather than a one size fits all approach. Set in the right jewelry design this stone can serve as a daily signature piece or a special occasion heirloom, and when paired with a White Opal accent it gains a layer of design sophistication that plays to contrasts of color and texture. At The Natural Gemstone Company we place equal value on the story a gem tells and the technical mastery that helps it speak clearly, and this amethyst is a clear example of that dual commitment.
As a salesperson who lives in the details of gemstones I encourage you to imagine this amethyst set into a custom ring, a pendant, or a pair of earrings where the 1.72 carat weight provides present day impact while the modest dimensions allow for elegant settings that wear comfortably. The very slightly included clarity and the excellent polish mean a jeweler can set the gem without extensive alteration, preserving both weight and character, and our team can advise on mounting styles that show off the mixed brilliant cut to maximum advantage. Investing in this amethyst through The Natural Gemstone Company means you receive documentation of origin and treatment status along with our guidance on care and long term preservation. Whether you are collecting for emotional resonance, aesthetic pleasure, or future value, this Ceylon amethyst offers a rare combination of provenance, natural beauty, and skilled cutting that makes it a meaningful addition to any collection, especially when paired thoughtfully with complementary stones such as White Opal to tell a richer story in jewelry form. Contact us for bespoke setting options and to discuss how this gem can be transformed into a wearable narrative that will continue to be cherished for generations.




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