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0.83 Ct. Garnet from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Apr 25
Item ID: | K23172 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.71 Width: 5.74 Height: 3.64 |
Weight: | 0.83 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $152 |
This 0.83 carat round purplish pink garnet from Ceylon Sri Lanka exemplifies precision cutting and natural color saturation, supplied and evaluated by The Natural Gemstone Company, width and depth measure 5.71 x 5.74 x 3.64 mm, the cutter executed a mixed brilliant cut that combines a faceted brilliant crown with a modified pavilion profile to optimize return of light and to preserve color uniformity within a shallow to medium depth, the crown displays well proportioned star and kite facets that sit above a girdle finely faceted and polished to an excellent finish, the pavilion shows a series of small pavilion mains and lower girdle facets that distribute scintillation across the table without creating excessive dark zones, clarity is graded slightly included at eye level, the inclusions are fine and dispersed rather than concentrated, this characteristic preserves overall transparency and allows for strong internal facet reflections that enhance the vivid color intensity, no enhancements have been applied which confirms that the observed hue and saturation are wholly natural, polish is excellent which contributes to surface luster and minimizes stray light leakage.
Optical performance is notable for how the mixed brilliant schema balances sparkle and color, the vivid purplish pink body color achieves a high saturation while maintaining a medium to deep tone that reads consistently in both direct and diffused lighting, the slightly included clarity grade permits pinpoints and feathering that act as microreflectors under focused illumination producing a lively, scintillating appearance rather than detracting from brilliance, brilliance is strongest when the stone is oriented with the table parallel to a viewer line of sight, the pavilion angle and depth ratio were controlled to avoid windowing and to favor light return into the crown, this makes the gem particularly well suited to prong and semi bezel settings that allow unobstructed light entry through the crown, for heavier metal settings or for pieces that require added security such as daily wear rings, a low profile bezel with an open gallery will retain light performance while protecting the girdle, when set in warm metals like 18 karat yellow gold, the purplish pink shifts toward a richer raspberry tone, when set in cool metals like platinum or white gold the hue reads truer to focused pink with purple undertones, given the gem density typical of garnet species and its good toughness for normal wear, a secure three or four prong setting will provide a balanced view of the table and allow the mixed facets to remain the primary source of visual interest.
For custom designs that highlight contrast, pairing this purplish pink garnet with near colorless diamonds will emphasize brilliance and create an elegant halo or accent configuration, small melee diamonds graded G H color with VS clarity will provide bright white contrast without overpowering the garnet, alternatively, warm brown or cognac diamonds can be used as pavage to enrich the overall warmth and to create an autumnal palette, for a bolder color dynamic consider pairing with green stones such as tsavorite garnet or chrome tourmaline, the complementary green will heighten the pink purple saturation through simultaneous contrast and will create an energetic center and side stone relationship, for a more tonal composition choose small pink sapphires or spinels matched for saturation to form shoulder stones that extend the color field while maintaining cohesive intensity, bezel sets for the accent stones with open gallery backs will maximize light return and allow the primary mixed brilliant garnet to remain the optical anchor, in necklace or pendant settings the stone benefits from additional white metal accents and a reflective back plate which will enhance perceived depth and make the vivid purplish pink read larger than its measured carat weight, when designing a three stone ring the recommended ratios are side stones totaling between 0.30 and 0.60 carats combined depending on desired emphasis, when creating bespoke pieces our gemologists at The Natural Gemstone Company can provide measured facet diagrams and visual simulations to ensure that the mixed brilliant geometry of this garnet harmonizes with chosen accents and metal choice, this approach ensures the final custom piece preserves the natural origin, the unenhanced status, and the exceptional polish that distinguish this garnet.




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