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1.82 Ct. Amethyst from Brazil
Item ID: | K22460 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.19 Width: 8.09 Height: 5.49 |
Weight: | 1.82 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Checkerboard |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
This exquisite 1.82 carat round purple amethyst from Brazil, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, is a study in refined intensity and thoughtful craftsmanship. Precisely measured at 8.19 by 8.09 by 5.49 millimeters and fashioned in a checkerboard cut, this transparent gem offers a remarkable interplay of light and depth across its surface. Its color intensity is classified as intense, a saturation that reads as regal and vivid without tipping into the overly dark, and its clarity is assessed as very very slightly included when viewed at eye level, a testament to the gem’s exceptional transparency and the discerning eye that selected it. Finished with an excellent polish and enhanced by stable, professional heat treatment to refine and even its tone, this amethyst combines technical excellence with innate beauty, making it an ideal centerpiece for a statement ring or a bespoke pendant that signals cultivated taste.
In hue and tone this Brazilian amethyst carries a distinct personality that invites comparison with other renowned sources. Against the famed deep velvety purples of Siberian amethyst, this stone presents a slightly brighter, more modern intensity, trading some of that old-world, near-black depth for a livelier, jewel-like saturation that captures and returns light with a sparkling clarity. Compared to the rich, wine-red infused purples often seen in Uruguayan stones, the Brazilian example is purer in violet, offering more consistent violet-blue undertones that read as both sumptuous and contemporary. If set beside Zambian amethysts, which can lean towards cooler, bluish purples, this gem’s tone feels warmer and more immediately striking on the eye, a purple that announces itself with clarity rather than coyness. The checkerboard cut enhances these differences, breaking the surface into facets that echo and amplify the gem’s internal color zoning so that every movement reveals a kaleidoscope of intense purple flashes and subtle, velvety shadows.
Owning this amethyst is an assertion of style and discernment, a quiet declaration that true luxury is found in the harmony of natural rarity and human artistry. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this gem not merely as a stone, but as an heirloom in potential, its rich, intense hue pairing effortlessly with the warm metals of yellow or rose gold and providing a dramatic, elegant contrast against the cool glow of platinum or white gold. Compared to celebrated gemstones from other locales, this Brazilian amethyst offers a balanced personality: less austere than the historic Siberian variants, cleaner in tone than many Uruguayan examples, and warmer than some Zambian pieces, making it a versatile choice for collectors who desire both character and polish. Heat treated with care to stabilize and elevate its color, and finished to an excellent polish, it is a rare convergence of nature’s color and human perfection, reserved for those who seek jewelry that reflects refinement, achievement, and unmistakable taste.





















