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2.63 Ct. Garnet from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Dec 17
Item ID: | K19383 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.98 Width: 7.75 Height: 4.97 |
Weight: | 2.63 Ct. |
Color: help | Reddish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $125 |
This 2.63 carat oval reddish purple garnet from Ceylon, supplied by The Natural Gemstone Company, presents a balanced combination of precise proportions and natural beauty, suitable for collectors and high end jewellery. The gem measures 8.98 by 7.75 by 4.97 millimetres, yielding an effective depth ratio of approximately 59 percent relative to the average diameter, a proportion that supports efficient light return without sacrificing face up presence. The material is transparent throughout, with a vivid color intensity that remains stable across viewing angles, and it has received no clarity enhancing treatments. The origin of Ceylon is relevant to both its crystalline growth environment and its visual character, and the gem has been evaluated under standard gemological viewing conditions for clarity and finish.
The cutting style is a mixed brilliant, combining a predominantly brilliant facet arrangement on the crown with pavilion facet geometry optimized for scintillation. The crown displays a well proportioned table and crown height that allow the upper brilliant facets to capture and refract incoming light, while the pavilion facets have been calibrated to return that light through the table and crown, creating a lively balance of brilliance and face up color. The stone exhibits excellent polish across all facet junctions, with sharp facet edges and consistent symmetry, attributes that underscore careful lapidary control during cutting. The girdle is consistent in thickness, symmetrical to the oval outline, and the culet is small to negligible, preserving both optical performance and structural integrity for secure setting.
Clarity has been graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, a designation that indicates minute inclusions not readily visible without magnification, and that these inclusions do not materially interrupt light transmission or the gem's aesthetic. The intense reddish purple hue is vivid, with a saturation and tone that favor an elegant balance between red warmth and purple depth, creating strong visual appeal face up. Garnet species from Sri Lanka often present rich chromatic saturation without marked pleochroism, and this specimen displays consistent color across angles, with flashes of deeper red and violet under direct illumination. Optical dispersion in garnet is modest compared with high dispersion stones, however the mixed brilliant faceting amplifies scintillation and flash, producing dynamic light play while preserving the saturated body color.
Beyond its material and optical characteristics, this garnet carries traditional metaphysical associations that appeal to clients seeking energetic meaning in their gems. Historically and culturally garnet has been linked to grounding energy and life force, commonly associated with the root chakra, and a reddish purple tone often bridges root centered vitality with heart centered emotional balance. Practitioners and enthusiasts attribute to garnet properties of revitalization, increased confidence, and emotional healing, suggesting support for resilience during change, a calming of anxiety driven by instability, and encouragement toward compassionate self expression. For jewellery design and care, the stone’s robust crystalline nature is suitable for daily wear in rings and pendants when properly protected, and we recommend setting styles that protect the girdle and pavilion, regular professional cleaning with mild detergent and warm water, and avoidance of sudden thermal shock or harsh chemicals to preserve the excellent polish and natural state of the gem.




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