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2.40 Ct. Purple Amethyst from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by May 19
Item ID: | K23657 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.27 Width: 9.22 Height: 5.71 |
Weight: | 2.40 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Pear |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
There is a certain authority that comes with gemstones that have threaded through centuries of human history, and this pear shape purple amethyst speaks in that same dignified voice, a reminder of long held traditions and the quiet esteem of thoughtful collectors. From the royal treasuries of antiquity to the private cabinets of modern connoisseurs, amethyst has been admired for its soothing violet tones and its association with clarity of mind. This particular stone, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, carries that lineage with ease, offering a balanced union of classical beauty and everyday wearability. The pear shape evokes both the tear of a moment and the teardrop of reverent ritual, a silhouette favored by jewelers and patrons for centuries, and the mixed brilliant cut gives it a luminous personality that bridges old world charm and contemporary brilliance.
Measured precisely at 2.40 carat, and with dimensions of 9.27 by 9.22 by 5.71 mm, this transparent amethyst is a jewel of refined proportion, ready to become a centerpiece or an elegant accent. Its mixed brilliant cut amplifies the internal play of light, capturing fire across its facets while maintaining a graceful silhouette. Clarity is evaluated at very very slightly included at eye level, allowing the gem to remain visually clean while preserving those natural fingerprints of origin that make it unique. The color intensity is light, a delicate veil of purple that reads as both romantic and restrained, suited to both vintage inspired settings and minimalist contemporary mounting. The polish is excellent, a testament to masterful lapidary work that enhances the stone’s reflective harmony. This amethyst has no enhancement, carrying its natural beauty unaltered from its source, Ceylon Sri Lanka, a region with a storied history of producing gemstones appreciated by collectors around the world.
The true signature of this gem lies in its inclusions, those inner landscapes that tell the stone’s personal story and offer unmistakable character. Unlike blemishes that diminish value, the fine wisps and feathery crystals within this amethyst act like a fingerprint, a pattern born of growth and geological time. You will notice delicate needlelike and threadlike inclusions that trace gentle arcs beneath the pavilion, and soft curved zoning that echoes the gem’s pear silhouette. At certain angles a subtle starburst appears, an optical motif formed by intersecting facet reflections and internal features, and this phenomenon serves as a private mark, an emblem unique to this specimen. Tiny liquid reservoirs and minute crystal specks catch the light differently from one facet to another, creating a dynamic tapestry that changes with movement and mood. These inclusions do not compete with the gem’s transparency, rather they enrich it, giving a sense of place and provenance, like weathered patina on an antique that confirms authenticity and age. For those who value narrative as much as beauty, these internal signatures transform a fine amethyst into a personal heirloom.
When set into jewelry, this stone promises to age gracefully while remaining relevant to modern tastes. It pairs beautifully with warm metals for a classic look, and also sings against cool metals for a fresher, contemporary presentation. Consider pairing it with White Opal to create a dialogue between soft fire and lucid violet, the opal’s diffuse glow complementing the amethyst’s faceted brilliance. Whether envisioned as a solitaire ring that rests at the heart of a hand, or as the focal point of a pendant that lies close to the breast, this gem offers versatility and distinction. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this amethyst with full disclosure of its natural attributes, confident that its clear provenance, excellent polish, and the honest beauty of unenhanced Ceylon material will appeal to collectors and designers alike. This is a gem for those who appreciate the weight of history, the quiet poetry of natural inclusions, and the timeless satisfaction of owning a stone that feels like it was always meant to be treasured.




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