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2.26 Ct. Amethyst from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K22091 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.48 Width: 8.17 Height: 5.02 |
Weight: | 2.26 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
From the slow cooling of molten rock beneath ancient seas to the patient weathering that concentrates silica into crystalline forms, this amethyst began its journey long before human hands sculpted its beauty, it was born in Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a land famed for gemstones that have been treasured across cultures for centuries. Local miners working in traditional seams and modern operations alike gently coaxed these purple crystals from the earth, honoring methods that respect the landscape and the communities that depend on it. In Sri Lankan lore amethyst carries stories of calm judgment, clear thought, and the twilight hour where sky meets sea, and this gem carries those echoes in its color. The Natural Gemstone Company accompanies each stone from mine to market, ensuring provenance and ethical care, so this pear shape amethyst arrives with a history you can feel as well as see.
This particular gem is a transparent 2.26 carat pear shape amethyst, with precise dimensions of 10.48 x 8.17 x 5.02 mm, cut with a mixed brilliant pattern to marry the scintillation of brilliant facets with the depth of step cutting. Evaluated at eye level it is graded very slightly included, an attribute that to the naked eye often reads as visual purity, and its medium color intensity provides a balanced purple that breathes with life instead of overwhelming with saturation. Its excellent polish allows each facet edge to catch and release light with seamless motion, and the symmetry of the pear outline guides brilliance to the point and back to the rounded shoulder where color pools and reflects. There is no enhancement, the hue and clarity are wholly natural, which makes the gem honest in its beauty, and when you turn it under light you will witness flashes of lavender and deep violet within, a dynamic that feels flawless from every angle because the lapidary choices maximize its innate character rather than mask it.
The transformation from rough crystal to this faceted gem was guided by master cutters who read the stone like a map, assessing internal features and color zoning to determine the best orientation. The mixed brilliant cut was chosen to enhance both fire and color, using a crown of small facets to scatter light and a pavilion design that returns color evenly, this balance creates a sensation of depth and movement. During cutting the inclusions were embraced as part of its story and positioned to be minimally obtrusive at normal viewing distances, which elevates the eye appeal to near flawless presentation, while preserving the stone as a natural object rather than an altered product. Polishing is the final rite of passage, each facet receiving meticulous attention to achieve the excellent polish grade, and with no enhancement applied the gem retains its original chemistry and iridescence. At The Natural Gemstone Company we document these choices, sharing measurements and grades so you understand what you are acquiring, a gemstone that carries both geological time and human skill.
Wearing this 2.26 carat pear shape purple amethyst is like wearing a compact history, it sits harmoniously as the centerpiece of a pendant where its teardrop silhouette can move freely and catch light with every tilt, or set as a ring where the mixed brilliant cut will animate gestures with subtleties of lavender flashes. Its medium intensity color pairs effortlessly with warm metals like yellow gold to enhance the golden undertones in the purple, or with white metals to emphasize cool violet nuances, and because it is transparent and carefully cut it reads beautifully in both classic and contemporary settings. Care is simple, gentle cleaning with mild soap and water maintains its polish, avoiding harsh chemicals and ultrasonic machines will preserve its integrity. If you seek a gemstone that tells a story from its Ceylon origins through skilled cutting to an unenhanced final form, this amethyst embodies that passage, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to guide you in making it part of your personal story.




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