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6.32 Ct. Purple Amethyst from Brazil
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Item ID: | K29481 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.45 Width: 12.48 Height: 8.41 |
Weight: | 6.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $20 |
One beautiful transparent 6.32 carat round shape purple amethyst awaits, measuring 12.45 x 12.48 x 8.41 mm, faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, eye clean when evaluated at eye level, intense in color intensity, and finished with an excellent polish. This gem comes from Brazil, and it has no enhancement, presenting a pure, natural presence that is rare in this size and clarity. At The Natural Gemstone Company we prioritize honest descriptions and exact measurements, so you can be confident that what you see is what you receive. The round shape and mixed brilliant cut maximize light return, creating a lively pattern of flashes that rival smaller stones with deeper but less balanced cutting, while the excellent polish gives the surface a mirror like finish that multiplies sparkle under every light source.
Compared to the amethysts commonly found on the market, this specimen stands out for several reasons. Many amethysts offered online are modest in size, treated to intensify color, or have noticeable inclusions that interrupt the face up view. This 6.32 carat piece is naturally intense in tone, so it does not rely on heat treatment or dyeing to achieve its rich purple, and its eye clean clarity means the faceting pattern reads cleanly without internal distractions. The mixed brilliant cut optimizes brilliance and fire compared with simple step or low quality round cuts, and the unusually even dimensions mean a consistent visual balance that lapidaries strive for but do not always achieve. When you compare prices, a natural, untreated, eye clean amethyst of this size and cut represents superior value because it combines aesthetic impact with geological integrity.
Value and uniqueness go hand in hand with provenance and craftsmanship, and this amethyst delivers on both. Brazilian sources are renowned for producing deeply colored, stable amethyst crystals, and this gem exhibits that hallmark depth without drifting into overly dark tones that can appear black in low light. In practical terms, you get a gemstone large enough to serve as a striking solitaire focal point, yet refined enough to sit comfortably in sophisticated halo or three stone designs. The lack of enhancement preserves long term durability and resale appeal, because collectors and connoisseurs consistently favor untreated material. At The Natural Gemstone Company we work to ensure that each stone is accurately represented, professionally cut, and ready to integrate into a bespoke design, allowing you to offer or enjoy a piece that is both fashionable and fundamentally honest.
When envisioning this amethyst in a custom piece, consider classic and contemporary pairings that enhance the purple without overwhelming it. A halo of small white diamonds or white sapphires will amplify brilliance and make the center stone read larger, particularly in white gold or platinum settings where contrast is crisp and modern. For a warmer appearance, surround the amethyst with slender ribbons of rose gold, or set accent stones in champagne diamonds for a vintage inspired warmth. For color contrast, pair the purple with green gems such as tsavorite garnet or peridot to create a complementary vibrancy that echoes regal palettes, or choose blue sapphires for a deep, jewel toned triad. In modern designs, accenting with tiny brilliant cut moissanite or topaz can add scintillation along the band or in a three stone composition. The 12.45 x 12.48 mm diameter sits comfortably as a statement ring, a dramatic pendant, or the centerpiece of a cocktail style brooch. Finished in a low prong solitaire the mixed brilliant facets catch light from many angles, while a more protective bezel or partial bezel lets the gem sit securely for everyday wear without sacrificing face up presence.

























