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25.79 Ct. Amethyst from Bolivia
This loose stone ships by Jan 10
Item ID: | K15634 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 19.5 Width: 19.8 Height: 11.7 |
Weight: | 25.79 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Heart |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Bolivia |
Per carat price: help | $14 |
This specimen is a transparent 25.79 carat heart shape purple amethyst, precisely cut to dimensions of 19.50 x 19.80 x 11.70 mm. The pavilion and crown have been faceted in a mixed brilliant cut to balance scintillation and color saturation, resulting in broad flashes and a lively return of light across the heart silhouette. Clarity is graded as eye clean when viewed at normal viewing distance, indicating that no inclusions are readily visible to the unaided eye, and the polish has been assessed as excellent, imparting crisp facet junctions and a smooth reflective surface. There has been no enhancement to the stone, and its origin is Bolivia, a source known for producing deeply colored amethysts with strong natural saturation. These objective attributes combine to create a substantial and visually commanding gem suitable for prominent jewelry settings.
The mixed brilliant cut of this amethyst has been executed to maximize both depth of color and optical performance. The combination of step elements and brilliant facets fosters a balance between internal color zoning and lively scintillation, so that the vivid color intensity reads consistently under a range of lighting conditions. In pendant use the broad table will present the deep purple field of color directly to the eye, while in a ring setting the crown angle and facet arrangement will yield dynamic flashes as the hand moves. The heart shape introduces a soft, classic silhouette, and the stone dimensions translate to a notable presence on the finger or as a center of a large pendant. Given its transparency and cut quality, the gem offers both strong light return and the visual depth that collectors and designers seek when specifying a focal gemstone.
The purple hue and vivid intensity of this amethyst can be coordinated with a wide variety of skin tones to produce different visual effects. On fair skin the saturated purple creates a clear, refined contrast that draws attention to the gem without appearing harsh, and cool undertones in the purple will harmonize with porcelain and alabaster complexions to convey elegance. On medium and olive skin the gem reads as warm and resonant, and pairing the amethyst with yellow gold will enhance the stone’s warmth while pairing it with white metals will emphasize its cooler blue violet aspects, allowing designers to tune the overall look through metal choice. On warm or tanned skin the vivid purple will provide a richly complementary color field that reads as luxurious and saturated, and selecting rose gold as an accent will introduce a soft blush contrast that complements the skin and the gemstone simultaneously. On deeper skin tones the intense violet will appear particularly vivid and luminous, offering a striking, high contrast presentation that elevates both the stone and the wearer. In each case slight variations in mounting height and the presence of accent stones can be used to modify perceived saturation and brightness, so that the same amethyst can be adapted to a wide range of aesthetic goals.
When planning a setting for this Bolivian heart shaped amethyst, consider metal weight and setting style as tools to manage optical effect and wearability. White gold or platinum settings will provide a modern, cool backdrop that emphasizes the blue violet facets, while yellow gold will introduce a warmer surround that can make the stone appear slightly richer. Rose gold will lend a softer tonal interaction that can be particularly flattering for warm and medium complexions. Prong settings that allow light access from the pavilion will maintain the stone’s full brilliance, while bezel or halo treatments can protect the girdle and increase perceived size. From a practical standpoint amethyst is quartz with a hardness that is suitable for many types of jewelry, and basic precautions are advisable to maintain its finish, such as avoiding exposure to strong acids and prolonged high heat, and routine cleaning with mild soap and water and a soft brush. Provenance from Bolivia and the absence of enhancement speak to the natural character of this gem, and The Natural Gemstone Company can provide further technical documentation and guidance for setting and care to ensure that the stone performs well and endures as an elegant focal piece.






















