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6.06 Ct. Purple Amethyst from Brazil
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Item ID: | K30166 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 13.5 Width: 9.75 Height: 6.78 |
Weight: | 6.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $10 |
This listing presents a transparent, faceted purple amethyst weighing 6.06 carats, cut in an emerald shape with precise dimensions of 13.50 by 9.75 by 6.78 millimeters. The cutting style is a step faceted emerald cut, with a length to width ratio of approximately 1.38, producing an elegant rectangular outline that flatters both classic and contemporary settings. The measured depth of 6.78 millimeters yields a proportional pavilion and crown relationship, resulting in a depth that is approximately 58.3 percent of the average of length and width, a proportion that supports balanced light performance and stable gem orientation within a mounting. Clarity is graded as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, a designation that indicates the stone is largely free of visible blemishes to the unaided eye while retaining natural internal features. The polish is excellent, confirming well executed facet junctions, crisp facet planes, and a smooth table surface that together maximize surface reflection and the overall presentation of the gem.
Color is a defining attribute of this amethyst, described here with a vivid intensity and a well saturated purple hue that leans toward a true violet, free from obvious brown or gray modifiers. The color distribution is even across the table and along the step facets, with the emerald cut allowing broad flashes of rich purple to display as the stone moves. When examined in moderate directional light, the gem shows consistent saturation and attractive depth of color, characteristics that are desirable in fine amethyst and that contribute materially to its visual appeal. The step faceting moderates scintillation while emphasizing color and clarity, making this piece particularly well suited for settings intended to showcase strong, uniform color. The combination of vivid color intensity and an excellent polish enhances the gem’s perceived depth, and supports the creation of bold, color-forward jewelry designs.
The clarity assessment of very slightly included evaluated at eye level reflects the presence of minor natural inclusions, and these internal features serve as unique identifiers that add character and provenance to the stone. Typical inclusions in amethyst may include slender mineral needles, tiny crystals, or faint growth zoning, and while the specific inclusion types vary from stone to stone, their presence does not detract from the transparency or structural integrity of this specimen. Instead, these natural characteristics function much like a fingerprint, enabling gemological study and supporting statements of natural origin as opposed to synthetic manufacture. Under magnification, these micro features reveal growth patterns and internal geometry that are consistent with natural crystallization, and they assist experienced graders and lapidaries in confirming the absence of artificial treatments. Because this amethyst is supplied without enhancement, the inclusions are authentic records of the gem’s formation, and they contribute to a narrative of natural origin and geological history.
Provenance is from Brazil, a region known for producing high quality amethyst with consistent color and good clarity, and no enhancement has been applied to this stone. The absence of treatments simplifies care considerations, and the gem will retain its natural color stability under normal use, provided it is protected from prolonged exposure to intense heat. Given its dimensions and weight, the stone is well suited for a prominent ring, a pendant, or a statement pair of earrings, and the emerald cut offers straightforward compatibility with prong, bezel, and tension mountings that emphasize the rectangular profile. From a practical standpoint, routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush is appropriate, and the piece should be inspected periodically when set in jewelry to ensure secure settings. The Natural Gemstone Company has catalogued and inspected this amethyst according to our internal quality standards, and we present it as a distinctive, natural gem that combines vivid color, precise cutting, and documented clarity characteristics for discerning clients and designers seeking a high quality Brazilian amethyst.

























