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11.22 Ct. Purple Amethyst from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by May 19
Item ID: | K23677 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 15.19 Width: 11.97 Height: 9.27 |
Weight: | 11.22 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $16 |
This exceptional, one of a kind 11.22 carat emerald cut purple amethyst from Ceylon Sri Lanka presents itself as a rare and refined discovery, a stone that belongs to an elite handful of collectors and connoisseurs. Measuring 15.19 x 11.97 x 9.27 mm, its precise proportions and generous table create a commanding presence in any bespoke setting. The cut is an elegant emerald cut, chosen to emphasize straight, architectural lines and to reveal the gem clarity and depth of color with composed elegance. Clarity is very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, a grade that allows the amethyst to read as transparent and pristine to the naked eye, while the polish is excellent delivering crisp facet junctions and a clean, luminous surface. Color intensity is vivid, and the gem has received no enhancement, a testimony to natural beauty that requires no alteration. Presented by The Natural Gemstone Company this amethyst is offered as a singular specimen for those who seek stones with provenance, purity, and the quiet authority of genuine rarity.
When measured against celebrated amethysts from other famous locations, this Ceylon specimen occupies a distinctive, elevated position. Compared to the deep, velvety purples of Uruguayan amethyst, which often carry intense, inky saturation and a slightly cooler blue overtone, this stone from Sri Lanka leans toward a more regal and balanced violet, offering a blend of luminous saturation and clarity that feels both lively and composed. Against classic Brazilian material from Minas Gerais, which can range from light lilac to medium violet with playful transparency, the Ceylon gem stands out for its bolder, more vivid tone and for the uniformity of color across its pavilion and crown. Compared to Zambian amethyst, known for its strong, blue rich purples and occasional inky depth, this Sri Lankan piece exhibits a more luminous, vibrant violet that reads as purer in hue, with fewer of the cool blue dominant undertones. In relation to historical Siberian or Ural amethysts that gained renown for deep, saturated purple with reddish flashes, this Ceylon example delivers a modern expression of purple, lively and saturated, with a clarity and brilliance that makes the color sing without appearing heavy.
The emerald cut serves this gem with intentional restraint, opening the color field and inviting the viewer to appreciate tone and hue without distraction. Faceting is crisp and disciplined, each step reflecting light in broad, calm flashes that reveal the stone as a study in elegant chroma control rather than overt sparkle. This is a gem that responds beautifully to movement and light, shifting from an intense royal violet under direct illumination to a softer, more amethystine lavender as light disperses through its pavilion. For collectors seeking complementary pairings, the contrast with a White Opal is extraordinary, the opal offering a milky, opalescent backdrop that amplifies the amethyst, the opal etherically reflecting hints of green and pink that set off the amethyst violet to arresting effect. A White Opal and this Ceylon amethyst together create a dialogue between ethereal iridescence and saturated color, an ideal pairing for a bespoke pendant, a distinctive cocktail ring, or a museum quality brooch. Metals such as platinum or 18 carat white gold will heighten the cool elegance of the violet, while 18 carat yellow gold will warm and dramatize the stone for a more vintage inspired statement.
Owning this gem from The Natural Gemstone Company is to join a rarefied circle of collectors who prize origin and authenticity as much as beauty. With its 11.22 carat weight, exact dimensions of 15.19 x 11.97 x 9.27 mm, emerald cut silhouette, very very slightly included clarity at eye level, vivid color intensity, excellent polish, absence of enhancement, and Ceylon Sri Lanka origin, this amethyst is a specimen that will anchor a bespoke design for generations. The combination of intense, balanced hue and crystalline transparency makes it equally suited to a singular solitaire statement or to an artful pairing with a White Opal to create contrast and luminous interplay. Availability is limited, this piece being unique in its exact profile and quality, and we at The Natural Gemstone Company offer personal consultation to design settings that honor the gem and its story. For those who seek to possess more than a jewel, but a singular emblem of rarity and refined taste, this Ceylon amethyst is an invitation to discerning ownership, a chance to hold and wear a natural treasure that is as exclusive as it is luminous.




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