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13.04 Ct. Purple Amethyst from Brazil
This loose stone ships by Aug 31
Item ID: | K27931 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 18.1 Width: 13.04 Height: 9.52 |
Weight: | 13.04 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $15 |
One beautiful transparent 13.04 carat oval shape purple amethyst, measuring 18.10 x 13.04 x 9.52 mm, presents as a refined and versatile gem, suitable for a wide range of custom jewelry projects. The gem is fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut, a design that combines step and brilliant facets to maximize both color and scintillation. Clarity has been assessed as very very slightly included at eye level, providing an essentially eye clean appearance that supports high impact sparkle without visible distractions. The color is intense, offering a saturated, evenly distributed purple tone that reads as vibrant under both natural and artificial lighting. The polish is excellent, ensuring smooth facet junctions and clean reflections, and there has been no enhancement applied to this stone, preserving its natural characteristics and integrity. Origin is Brazil, a locale known for producing amethyst with strong color and reliable clarity. The overall proportions and finishing make this amethyst an exceptional candidate for center stone placement, where its size and presence will read as both elegant and bold depending on the design.
The mixed brilliant cut of this amethyst interacts with light in a way that enhances internal fire while maintaining strong color saturation, making it particularly effective in designs that subject the stone to varied lighting environments. As a center stone in a ring, the 18.10 x 13.04 x 9.52 mm dimensions provide a commanding visual surface, well suited to cocktail or statement rings, and readily adaptable to more restrained engagement styles when paired with complementary side stones. For pendants, the depth and brilliance offer a scintillating focal point that hangs with weight and presence, catching light with each movement. Matched pairs for earrings can be created by sourcing complementary stones with similar color and cut proportions, while a single stone may be included in a drop design that emphasizes length and motion. The clarity grade of very very slightly included affords latitude for facet orientation during setting to minimize the appearance of any minor inclusions when viewed in finished jewelry, and the excellent polish ensures that metal reflections will be crisp and complementary.
Customization options for this amethyst are broad and suited to both classic and contemporary aesthetics. For ring settings, secure prong arrangements will maximize light entry and display, while a bezel will provide durable protection for everyday wear, and an Italian style tub or low profile setting can offer a streamlined, modern presentation. Halo settings with small white diamonds or color accent stones will amplify perceived size and brilliance, and three stone compositions will allow designers to balance symmetry and narrative within the piece. For earrings, consider drop or cluster arrangements to showcase movement, or elegant studs that combine the amethyst with small diamonds for contrast. As a pendant, the stone will translate beautifully into solitaire bails, split shank frames, or custom sculptural mounts that echo the gem shape. For bracelets and cuffs, the gem can serve as a central motif, set with supportive metalwork to maintain comfort and integrity. Metal choices will alter the visual temperature of the amethyst, yellow gold lending warmth and vintage appeal, rose gold accentuating softer purple tones, white gold or platinum creating a cool, high contrast presentation, and mixed metal designs offering layered emphasis. Complementary stones such as white diamonds, white sapphires, green tsavorite garnets, or pale yellow citrines can be used to create color harmony or deliberate contrast, depending on the design brief.
Practical considerations for commissioning a custom piece begin with acknowledging the stone as a natural Brazilian amethyst with no enhancements, a quality that supports long term value and desirable optical stability. The dimensions of 18.10 x 13.04 x 9.52 mm and the 13.04 carat weight make this gem suitable for both substantial statement pieces and carefully scaled heirloom designs, and the mixed brilliant cut supports a range of mounting strategies that balance protection with display. For designs intended for frequent wear, select settings that secure the pavilion and girdle while allowing for cleaning access and routine maintenance. For investment in a bespoke piece, The Natural Gemstone Company recommends a documented appraisal and optional gem report from a recognized laboratory to accompany the finished jewelry. Our team can advise on prong thickness, bezel lip design, and seat orientation to ensure the stone sits level and performs optimally in its setting. Lead times for custom work vary with complexity and material sourcing, and our design consultants are available to discuss metal selection, accent stone options, and setting prototypes, providing measured drawings and mock up images where required. This amethyst represents a versatile and enduring choice for custom jewelry, and The Natural Gemstone Company is prepared to assist with design translation, technical specifications, and finishing options to realize the intended aesthetic and functional outcome.
























