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Antique Style Pink Spinel Ring 3.06 Ct., 18K Yellow Gold
Wax Polymer Replica
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Item ID: | K30538 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.49 Width: 7.49 Height: 5.08 |
Weight: | 3.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $8,088 |
This ring centers a transparent 3.06 carat radiant shape pink spinel from Tanzania, presented in a precise radiant cut with measurements of 8.49 x 7.49 x 5.08 millimeters, clarity graded as very slightly included when viewed at eye level, medium color saturation, and an excellent polish. The Natural Gemstone Company selected a 14K yellow gold mounting to set this stone, applying a restrained and intentional design approach that showcases the spinel rather than competing with it. The radiant cut combines step and brilliant facet arrangements, producing both broad flashes of color and lively scintillation, and the gem’s polish brings those facets to their optimal performance. The result is a pink tone that remains noticeably lively and consistent across viewing angles, with inclusions that are minimal enough to not affect the gem’s visual purity when the ring is worn.
The ring’s setting is designed to enhance the spinel’s color depth through both material choice and structural form. The warm hue of 14K yellow gold subtly reinforces the pink spinel’s medium saturation, creating a complementary backdrop that slightly intensifies warmer undertones without altering the stone’s natural color. An elevated four prong crown holds the gem at a modest height above the band, opening the pavilion and sides to ambient light so the radiant cut can return color and brilliance more freely. The prongs are deliberately slender at the tips, limiting metal coverage of the table and crown facets, so that light enters and exits the gem with minimal obstruction, and the combination of an open gallery and a refined crown profile enhances perceived color saturation by maximizing internal reflection.
Clarity and transparency receive similar attention in the mounting. The spinel is evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, a grade that indicates eye cleanliness for most observers, and the setting work is calibrated to preserve that clarity in daily wear. The prong heads cradle the corners of the radiant cut, providing protection for the vulnerable edges while avoiding unnecessary masking of the stone’s perimeter. The open under-gallery and clean prong intersections reduce the risk of dirt accumulation below the girdle, which aids long term visual clarity, and the excellent polish on the pavilion facets is complemented by hand finishing on the gold to reduce micro abrasions that could scatter light. Together these decisions maintain the spinel’s luminous transparency and support consistent light performance in a variety of lighting conditions.
The overall composition balances refinement and practicality to present the spinel at its best. The 14K yellow gold band and setting are substantial enough to secure the 3.06 carat gem while remaining elegant in profile, and the detailed but restrained work on the shank and gallery frames the center without diverting attention from it. The natural origin of the stone in Tanzania contributes to its combination of clarity and color, and the craftsmanship applied by The Natural Gemstone Company ensures those attributes are visible and protected. In hand, the ring reads as a focused study in color and light, with a radiant cut pink spinel that appears more vivid and more transparent because of the considered interplay between gem geometry and metal setting. This approach produces a piece that is visually engaging, structurally sound, and faithful to the intrinsic qualities of the gemstone.














































