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4.06 Ct. Purple Amethyst from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K23805 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.58 Width: 9.55 Height: 5.84 |
Weight: | 4.06 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 | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $50 |
This transparent 4.06 carat oval amethyst from Ceylon Sri Lanka is presented with precise cutting and finishing that emphasize its natural color and clarity. The stone measures 11.58 by 9.55 by 5.84 millimeters, and it is faceted in a mixed brilliant cut that balances table brightness with pavilion depth. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, indicating minor internal characteristics that do not detract from the gem presence in standard jewellery use. Color intensity is classified as intense, and the polish is excellent, producing clean facet junctions and crisp light return. No enhancement has been applied to this amethyst, and the combination of origin, cut, and finish results in a gem that is true to its natural material properties.
Optically, the mixed brilliant cut in this oval amethyst is engineered to produce both scintillation and depth of color. The crown faceting contributes to lively surface brilliance, while the pavilion arrangement deepens the purple saturation toward the girdle area, allowing a dynamic range of tones as the stone moves. The hue is a pure purple with subtle violet and bluish undertones that appear more pronounced under cooler light, and slightly warmer undertones that emerge in warm ambient lighting. Transparency is notable, permitting internal reflection and a strong play of light across the table, which is supported by the excellent polish. Because the clarity grade indicates very very slight inclusions at eye level, the gem maintains a clean visual field for mounted settings, and the absence of treatments preserves the integrity of the natural color for long term stability.
When set in jewellery, the amethyst color complements a broad spectrum of skin tones through contrast and harmony, and appropriate metal choices can further refine the visual effect. On fair skin with cool undertones, the intense purple reads as vivid and jewel like, producing a crisp contrast that enhances perceived clarity and sparkle, and white metals such as platinum or rhodium plated white gold emphasize the cooler violet facets. Fair skin with warm undertones benefits from the same stone because the purple provides a complementary counterpoint, softening warm undertones and introducing a refined pop of color, and rose gold settings create a gentle warmth that rounds the contrast. On medium and olive complexions the amethyst interacts with the natural golden undertones to create a regal depth, often making the purple appear richer and more saturated, and two tone settings that combine yellow gold with white metal accents can harmonize both the skin undertone and the gem saturation. For tan and deeper skin tones the intense purple can appear exceptionally vivid and luminous, sometimes presenting as a near royal or velvety purple that stands out with strong presence. In these cases yellow gold settings warm the overall look, while high contrast bezel or prong settings in white metal will make the stone read as cooler and more electric.
Practical considerations for design and setting are straightforward given the gem proportions and the clarity profile. The 11.58 by 9.55 millimeter oval is well suited to a solitaire ring, a halo pendant, or a pair of substantial earrings, and the mixed brilliant cut rewards open backed settings and prong orientations that allow light to enter the pavilion. A four prong or six prong mounting will secure the oval profile and maximize light return, while a surrounding collar of small brilliant cut diamonds will increase perceived brilliance and emphasize the intense purple without altering the natural color. Because the gem has no enhancements, standard care for amethyst applies, and the piece will perform predictably for everyday wear when set in durable metals. The Natural Gemstone Company provides this amethyst with documented origin and full disclosure of its untreated state, and we can advise on mounting options that will best showcase the color against specific skin tones and personal style preferences.




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