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Antique Style Blue Spinel Ring 0.69 Ct., Silver
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Item ID: | K6622 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.52 Width: 4.15 Height: 2.71 |
Weight: | 0.69 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $159 |
This ring centers a transparent, emerald cut blue spinel weighing 0.69 carat, with dimensions of 6.52 by 4.15 by 2.71 millimeters, a clarity grade of very slightly included evaluated at eye level, medium color saturation, and an excellent polish. The emerald cut is an intentional choice for this gem, because the long facets emphasize the depth and evenness of color, and because it presents the stone with a crystalline, architectural face that allows a well cut spinel to show its clarity and subtle internal character. At 0.69 carat, this spinel occupies a refined position between statement and subtlety, suitable for an everyday wearable ring that still reads as a true fine gem. Very slightly included at eye level indicates that inclusions are minimal and do not interrupt the overall transparency or light transmission, a condition that preserves both optical appeal and structural integrity for regular wear, while the excellent polish ensures crisp, bright facet junctions that translate into clean reflections and an elegant surface finish.
The provenance of this blue spinel is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a region with a long and distinguished history in gem production, and one that has supplied the world with exceptional spinel for centuries. Spinel from Ceylon is prized for its clean crystal forms and favorable conditions for deep, saturated color development, and blue spinels in particular are appreciated for a hue that can range from steel blue to a vivid cornflower blue depending on trace elements and crystal chemistry. Historically, spinel has been both admired and misidentified, and fine examples from Ceylon have been part of royal and private collections, which has contributed to the gem class being sought after by collectors who value origin and story as much as optical performance. The combination of a recognized origin, a well executed emerald cut, and the stone characteristics documented here creates a narrative of geological quality and human skill, which enhances the stone's attractiveness to an educated buyer who values traceable origin and measured grading.
The ring setting is rendered entirely in silver, providing a luminous white backdrop that complements the blue saturation of the spinel without overwhelming it, and the band displays delicate, filigree inspired work that both supports the stone and allows additional light to reach the pavilion, enhancing the gem’s apparent liveliness. Silver also offers a thoughtful balance between luxury and practicality, preserving a bright presentation while keeping the overall piece wearable for daily use, and the workmanship evident in the gallery and prong construction reinforces the gem’s stable placement and visual prominence. From the perspective of long term value, the factors that matter to discerning buyers are present here, including a documented clarity assessment, precise dimensions, an excellent polish, and a Sri Lankan origin that has historical resonance in the marketplace. At The Natural Gemstone Company we focus on providing well described, well sourced gemstones and finished pieces, and this blue spinel ring is presented with the kind of grading detail and visual transparency that enables confident selection by collectors and connoisseurs, whether the objective is personal enjoyment, a meaningful gift, or a considered addition to a gem collection.












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