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11.78 Ct. Purple Amethyst from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by May 19
Item ID: | K23681 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 18.85 Width: 11.19 Height: 6.84 |
Weight: | 11.78 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 |
If you are searching for a statement gemstone that resolves the search for an exceptional engagement stone or a rare piece for a discerning collection, this 11.78 carat emerald cut purple amethyst from Ceylon, Sri Lanka answers that need with authority. Measuring 18.85 x 11.19 x 6.84 mm, this transparent gem presents a broad, luxurious table that showcases a vivid color intensity and a pure purple hue that reads rich and lively from every angle. The emerald cut enhances the stone by offering clean lines and elegant step facets that create a refined flash and a deep, luminous face up appearance. Evaluated at eye level as very very slightly included, this amethyst appears visually clean and flawless to the unaided eye, making it an ideal choice for a centrepiece in a bespoke ring or a collector grade loose stone. The excellent polish ensures that light flows across the surface without distraction, preserving the gem pureness and highlighting the natural saturation and clarity that serious buyers seek.
As a gemstone professional and representative of The Natural Gemstone Company, I know that provenance and treatment status matter to collectors and buyers who care about long term value. This amethyst is explicitly no enhancement, meaning its vivid color and clarity are entirely natural and untreated. Natural, untreated large amethysts with strong color from Ceylon are increasingly rare, because many commercial stones are color enhanced or come from more prolific localities that produce smaller sizes or paler tones. The Ceylon origin gives this gem an additional narrative that appeals to connoisseurs, because Sri Lankan material is historically prized for clarity and color purity. The emerald cut is also a commercial advantage, since it maximizes carat retention and yields a sophisticated aesthetic that fits a wide range of high end settings. For someone seeking a stone that reads both beautiful and authentic the combination of size, cut, vivid color, transparency, and untreated status positions this amethyst as a thoughtful and confident choice.
From an investment perspective this amethyst carries several attributes that increase its prospects for future appreciation and market demand. First, large, untreated, vividly colored amethysts are a finite supply in the global market, and as collectors shift toward natural, sustainably sourced gems, stones with documented origin and no enhancement tend to command a premium. Second, the 11.78 carat weight places this stone in a category that is attractive to both private collectors and high end jewelers, improving liquidity when compared with more common small sizes. Third, the emerald cut delivers broad appeal across contemporary and classic design trends, supporting its desirability for resale or as an heirloom investment. While no gemstone can guarantee a specific rate of return, historically gemstones with strong color, excellent clarity, natural origin, and no enhancements have shown steady appreciation relative to lower quality counterparts, especially when accompanied by professional documentation and provenance. To protect and potentially increase value, I recommend formal certification, conservative setting choices that protect the girdle and corners, and maintenance of provenance records. The Natural Gemstone Company can assist with guidance on certification and best practices for long term preservation, because we understand that buyers are investing not only in beauty but in story and rarity.
If your vision is a single perfect stone that ends the search for rarity and elegance, this Ceylon amethyst is a definitive solution. It pairs beautifully with warm yellow gold for a vintage style, and with platinum or white gold for a striking contemporary look. For customers seeking a unique pairing, consider combining this amethyst with White Opal accents to create contrast and luminous interplay between the deep purple and the opal play of light. We can provide recommendations for settings and complementary gem choices, and arrange viewing or high resolution images so you can evaluate the stone in hand. At The Natural Gemstone Company we stand behind the authenticity and long term value of our gems, and we are ready to help you finalize a purchase that satisfies both aesthetic and investment goals. Let us guide you through the next steps, because when you choose this piece you are choosing an enduring focal point that resolves the quest for exceptional color, natural authenticity, and considered investment potential.




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