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3.25 Ct. Purplish Pink Garnet from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Oct 23
Item ID: | K31739 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.66 Width: 7.76 Height: 4.32 |
Weight: | 3.25 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
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 | $117 |
This purplish pink garnet offered by The Natural Gemstone Company is a transparent, untreated gem weighing 3.25 carats, presented in a classic emerald cut faceting style, and precisely measured at 9.66 x 7.76 x 4.32 millimeters. The gem displays intense color intensity and an excellent polish, with a clarity grade described as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level. The cutting style is faceted in a step cut arrangement typical of the emerald form, producing broad, planar facets that emphasize color and clarity rather than scintillation. Origin is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, and the stone carries no enhancement, which underscores its natural color and makes it particularly desirable to collectors and connoisseurs who prioritize untreated material.
From a technical perspective the emerald cut on this garnet has been executed to maximize face up presence while maintaining structural stability, the mean girdle diameter averages to 8.71 millimeters and the depth of 4.32 millimeters corresponds to an approximate depth ratio of 49.6 percent, a proportion that yields a generous table and an expansive visual surface. The step facets that define the crown and pavilion are oriented parallel to the girdle, producing broad flash patterns and even color distribution across the table, and the truncated corners reduce the risk of chipping while also contributing to clean facet junctions at the vertex points. The faceting sequence used emphasizes symmetry and parallelism of the steps, resulting in crisp facet lines and coherent light return that showcases the intense purplish pink tone without significant color zoning. For designers and clients focused on face up impact, this geometry translates into a gem that reads larger than many brilliant cut equivalents of the same carat weight.
Clarity and polish are central to the gem textural experience, and the very slightly included grade assessed at eye level indicates only minimal internal characteristics that do not detract from the overall appearance when mounted. Under loupe inspection the inclusions are minor and are confined to small, localized features rather than pervasive networks, which supports strong light transmission through the pavilion and contributes to the gem maintaining high brilliance for a step cut. The polish is described as excellent, and facet junctions present tight, well defined edges that reflect meticulous lapidary work. The combination of excellent polish and the emerald cut form invites settings that expose the table, such as low profile four prong, four corner clover, or halo designs that protect the corners while preserving maximum table exposure. For a statement ring a solitaire or halo mounting in a substantial setting will exploit the gem s broad table and color saturation, and for a pendant a bezel with a slight opening to admit light through the pavilion will maintain protection while showcasing the intense hue.
Practical considerations for use and care follow from the gem s material properties and untreated status, this garnet is resilient for regular wear yet should be treated with the same precautions recommended for fine colored stones. Garnets commonly exhibit Mohs hardness in the neighborhood of seven to seven and a half which offers good scratch resistance, however sudden thermal shock or exposure to harsh chemicals can risk surface damage, and stones with internal inclusions that reach near surface planes should avoid aggressive ultrasonic cleaning. For routine maintenance warm soapy water and a soft brush provide effective cleaning without risk, and professional inspection prior to setting is recommended to confirm optimal girdle thickness and to ensure prong or bezel profiles are proportioned to protect the truncated corners. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind provenance and craftsmanship, offering this natural Ceylon garnet as an ideal centerpiece for a cocktail ring, pendant, or bespoke commission, and we encourage enquiries for additional detailed imagery, mounting recommendations, or certification options to support custom design and confident procurement.




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