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6.89 Ct. Amethyst from Brazil
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Item ID: | K21161 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.97 Width: 9.9 Height: 6.77 |
Weight: | 6.89 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $30 |
One exquisite statement gem from The Natural Gemstone Company is this transparent amethyst weighing 6.89 carat, cut into a graceful cushion shape with dimensions 14.97 x 9.90 x 6.77 mm, a mixed brilliant cut that balances broad, luminous facets with precise pavilion faceting, clarity graded slightly included when evaluated at eye level, intense color intensity, excellent polish, no enhancement, origin Brazil. From first glance the stone announces itself with a rich, velvety purple that reads as both regal and modern, a depth of tone that many amethysts strive for but few achieve in this size and clarity. The mixed brilliant cut gives this amethyst an exceptional interplay of light and color, the broad table and carefully angled crown facets present a large, inviting field of color, while the brilliant pavilion facets break that color into dynamic flashes and scintillation, creating a living surface that shifts between deep violet and lively purple flashes as it moves. The fact that this gem has not been enhanced preserves its natural character and rarity, and it makes this specimen especially desirable for collectors and jewelers who value authenticity and straightforward valuation.
When compared to more common gemstones the brilliance of this amethyst stands apart in ways that matter to both the eye and the wallet, diamonds and sapphires are renowned for their high refractive indices and sharp fire, they flash white brilliance and spectral fire in a way colored gemstones cannot, however colorless brilliance is a different kind of beauty that emphasizes sparkle over hue. This amethyst, by contrast, offers brilliance that is about color vitality and the way light reveals and enriches pigment, the mixed brilliant cutter has optimized this gem for maximum return of light while preserving a deep, even saturation, compared to many standard amethysts that are faceted in simpler step or modified cuts that emphasize table size over light performance, this stone shows far greater scintillation and visual life. Against gemstones like topaz and quartz varieties, which can appear glassy at larger sizes, this amethyst retains clarity and a juicy, saturated tone that reads as more luxurious, against tanzanite and fine sapphires, which can rival one another in color depth, the advantage here is scale and value, a nearly seven carat amethyst with intense purple is a rare offering relative to common smaller stones, and because amethyst interacts with light through its color rather than pronounced fire, the perceived brilliance is often judged by how vividly the color responds to movement and viewing angle, on that measure this piece excels.
Value and uniqueness are strengths of this purple amethyst, when buyers compare gemstones they often weigh rarity, durability, and visual impact, this gem combines all three in a compelling way, intense color in amethyst is prized because it conveys a richness that transcends mere hue, this particular crystal transparency and excellent polish allow the color to feel saturated without appearing heavy or murky, the slight inclusions present do not interfere with performance at eye level, and in many cases they contribute to identity and natural provenance, inclusions that are subtle confirm that the gem is natural and not synthetic or treated, which is significant when comparing to heat treated sapphires or irradiated topaz that often require disclosure. Compared to emeralds, which have a green saturation and often carry eye visible inclusions that are part of their charm, this amethyst offers cleaner transparency in a bold color, and at a fraction of the cost per carat of many high grade emeralds and sapphires, making it an excellent choice for designers seeking large, richly colored center stones without the premium of rarer corundum or beryl. The Brazilian origin of this amethyst adds a layer of desirability, Brazil is known for producing well colored and well crystallized amethyst, and sourcing from this region brings a consistent history of quality that collectors recognize.
Practical considerations and styling possibilities make this cushion shaped amethyst an attractive buy through The Natural Gemstone Company, the cushion silhouette reads as timeless for vintage inspired rings while the mixed brilliant faceting gives it contemporary sparkle for modern pendants and bespoke jewelry, at 6.89 carat the stone is large enough to command attention yet versatile enough to be set in a variety of mounting styles that protect the pavilion and corners, the excellent polish enhances luster and makes cleaning straightforward, typical care for amethyst involves avoiding sudden thermal shock and long term exposure to intense sunlight, with periodic cleaning using warm soapy water and a soft brush the stone will maintain its brilliance for many years. For customers weighing this amethyst against other options, consider the combination of intense, natural color, substantial carat weight, transparent clarity, and the uncompromised condition of no enhancement, these factors together create a balance of beauty and value that is difficult to match among commonly traded gemstones. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the presentation and provenance of this Brazilian amethyst, and we invite connoisseurs and designers alike to consider how this stone can elevate a piece by offering bold color, lively internal motion from its mixed brilliant cut, and the peace of mind that comes with a natural, unenhanced specimen.























