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Solitaire Alexandrite Ring 0.32 Ct., Silver
Wax Polymer Replica
Model of your Completed
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Item ID: | K15106 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.97 Width: 3.27 Height: 2.22 |
Weight: | 0.32 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish to Purplish |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Marquise |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Russia |
Per carat price: help | $2,400 |
This marquise alexandrite ring from The Natural Gemstone Company is a rare conversation piece, offered in a very limited presentation that celebrates subtlety and provenance. At 0.32 carats, the transparent Russian alexandrite carries the storied allure of classic mines, and its 5.97 by 3.27 by 2.22 millimeter marquise cut is expertly faceted in a mixed brilliant style to maximize the gem's shifting personality. Evaluated as slightly included at eye level, the stone reveals its natural character under close inspection, while a medium color saturation ensures the most enchanting of transformations. In daylight the stone leans into a refined green, and in evening hues it deepens toward a gentle purple, creating an intimate drama that few gems can offer. The excellent polish enhances each facet's ability to catch and return light, and the slim, elegantly proportioned silver setting cradles the marquise with six delicate prongs that emphasize the gem rather than overpower it. This ring is not mass produced, it is for the collector who values a singular, natural specimen and the quiet authority of understated design.
Because the alexandrite is modest in carat weight and strong in personality, it is particularly adept at complementing both minimal and curated collections. Worn alone the ring presents as a discreet signature, a whisper of color that elevates the hand without shouting, and when layered it performs as the perfect counterpoint to diamond bands, other colored gemstones, and textured metalwork. Pairing this silver ring with slender diamond stacking bands amplifies its evening purple tones, while combining it with cool green gemstones such as emerald or tourmaline highlights its daylight green. The marquise silhouette allows it to nestle comfortably against tapered bands, and because the setting sits close to the finger it layers seamlessly beneath cuff bracelets and delicate chain bracelets. For those who mix metals, the cool white of silver creates a modern tension with warm gold pieces, and the alexandrite bridges these contrasts through its own dual nature. Consider pairing with small stud earrings in silver for a matched, restrained look, or with a pendant whose color story echoes either the green or the purple side of the stone. Each pairing option feels intentional, and owning this piece signals a discerning eye for proportion and harmony in a collection.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this ring as part of a carefully curated offering, with the option for private consultation to help you integrate it into an existing set or to commission companion pieces that honor the gem's origin and character. The Russian source of this alexandrite imparts not only rarity but a provenance that collectors understand as meaningful, and we are available to discuss complementary choices in metal, scale, and accent stones that will respect the original design while expanding your wardrobe. Daily care is straightforward, gentle cleaning preserves the excellent polish, and occasional professional inspections ensure prongs remain secure so the marquise continues to sit perfectly in its silver cradle. For the client who wishes to make a singular statement within a larger ensemble, this ring offers a private kind of luxury, a piece that quietly elevates every combination it joins. If you appreciate subtle exclusivity, and the refinement that comes from true natural gemstones, this marquise alexandrite ring is an invitation to own something distinctly rare, and to build an elegant, cohesive collection around a gem that changes with the light.











































