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31.23 Ct. Pinkish Purple Amethyst from Brazil
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Item ID: | K26484 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 18.22 Width: 18.1 Height: 13 |
Weight: | 31.23 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Asscher - Octagon |
Cut: | Asscher Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
One beautiful transparent 31.23 carat asscher octagon shape pinkish purple amethyst, measuring 18.22 x 18.10 x 13.00 mm, presents itself as a rare and commanding presence for the discerning collector. This gem is faceted in an asscher cut that combines the dignified geometry of an octagon with the luminous depth that only meticulous step faceting can achieve. The proportions are precise and deliberate, giving the stone a balanced table and pavilion that draw the eye into a captivating internal dance of light and color. From the moment it is placed under light, the stone reveals a saturated pinkish purple tone with an intense color intensity that reads as both regal and modern. The clarity grade is very slightly included evaluated at eye level, a mark of transparency and purity that is exceptional at this size, and the polish is superb, contributing to a mirror like finish that enhances the stone signature brilliance. Sourced from Brazil and free of enhancement, this amethyst is offered to a select few by The Natural Gemstone Company.
The asscher cut on this piece is executed with meticulous attention to symmetry and facet alignment, producing the hall of mirrors effect that connoisseurs of step cuts admire. Faceting lines converge and reflect in a way that emphasizes the gem natural color rather than masking it, so the intense pinkish purple hue remains central to the visual experience. The depth of 13.00 mm ensures both presence and lustre, while the near equal length and width preserve an elegant octagonal silhouette that reads as classic yet unmistakably contemporary when set. Very slightly included evaluated at eye level means that inclusions are minimal and do not interrupt the visual narrative of the gem, especially given the transparency. The excellent polish ensures that each facet face is crisp and reflective, giving the stone an almost liquid sheen under direct light, and allowing the intense color to breathe through every facet.
Possession of a 31.23 carat amethyst of this caliber places the owner in an exclusive circle of collectors who seek singular pieces that combine scale, quality, and natural origin. Brazil remains one of the most respected sources for amethyst of significant color and clarity, and this stone stands as a testament to that legacy. No enhancement has been applied, which means the gem retains its pure geological story, and that authenticity is increasingly prized by sophisticated collectors and jewelers alike. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this stone as a limited opportunity for those who curate collections with an eye for provenance and rarity. When displayed among other high end gems, this asscher octagon amethyst commands attention without shouting, asserting a refined confidence that elevates the entire collection.
For the client considering bespoke settings or museum quality presentation, this amethyst adapts to a range of treatments in design without losing its character, from minimalist settings that emphasize the stone silhouette to architectural mounts that play with light in layered metals. Given its 31.23 carat weight, the gem works beautifully as a statement ring focal, a standalone pendant of exceptional scale, or a centerpiece in a unique multi stone composition designed to celebrate its pinkish purple intensity. The Natural Gemstone Company is available to advise on secure mounting options and bespoke commissions for clients who wish to ensure the stone is showcased to its fullest potential. Availability is inherently limited, and this piece will appeal to those who understand that true rarity is both tactile and intangible, a quality that cannot be replicated and that bestows a sense of quiet distinction upon its owner.




















