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5.41 Ct. Kunzite from Brazil
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Item ID: | K21838 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 11.65 Width: 8.36 Height: 7.68 |
Weight: | 5.41 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Brazil |
Per carat price: help | $28 |
This 5.41 carat oval kunzite presents an exacting balance of size and optical refinement, with calibrated dimensions of 11.65 by 8.36 by 7.68 millimeters, and a translucency that reads as transparent to the unaided eye. The hue sits in a restrained pinkish purple family with a light color intensity that allows the gem to read as a soft pastel at first glance, while revealing subtle depth of tone within the pavilion and crown when rotated under directional light. Originating from Brazil, this specimen carries the characteristic spodumene crystallography that produces a crisp, delicate color, together with notable pleochroism that yields slightly different color faces on the principal axes. There is no enhancement applied, the material is in its natural state, and the overall visual economy of color and clarity is ideal for connoisseurs who favor a pure, untreated presentation. The Natural Gemstone Company offers this stone as a fine example of uncluttered Brazilian kunzite, where the combination of size and subdued saturation makes it especially versatile for both solitaire and halo settings.
The cutter elected a mixed brilliant schema to exploit kunzite s optical parameters, marrying a brilliant style crown with a complementary pavilion arrangement that emphasizes return of light rather than induced dispersion. This mixed approach is well suited to a stone with a refractive index in the spodumene range and a modest birefringence, because a fully brilliant ideology can sometimes wash out the delicate color in lighter stones, while a pure step cut can restrict scintillation. Here, the facet architecture is calibrated to produce broad table flashes and a lively internal scintillation pattern, with crown facets sized to modulate the light entry and pavilion facets oriented to maximize axial return and internal contrast. The excellent polish elevates every facet junction, enabling crisp facet intersections that enhance contrast and allow the spectral nuances of pink and violet to emerge in controlled flashes. The clarity grade evaluated at eye level is very very slightly included, which means that inclusions are minimal and do not interrupt the optical pathways responsible for brilliance and transparency. From most viewing directions the stone will appear effectively free of visual imperfections, a condition that contributes to what can be described as a seemingly flawless presentation in daily wear.
Craftsmanship considerations extend beyond optical performance to physical proportions and setting recommendations. The stone s oval outline has been proportioned to favor an elongated table that increases perceived size while maintaining a balanced crown height and pavilion depth to preserve saturation and light return. The depth distribution supports strong internal reflection, producing a three dimensional brightness when observed from oblique angles, and the pavilion geometry creates a secondary layer of scintillation beneath the table. Because kunzite is a member of the spodumene family with a hardness and cleavage profile that requires thoughtful handling, mounting in a protective bezel or a secure prong design that supports the girdle is recommended to reduce exposure to impact and prolonged ultraviolet exposure which can gradually affect coloration. The absence of any heat or irradiation treatment, combined with the very very slightly included clarity and the excellent polish, means that the stone s visual integrity is the result of precision cutting and careful selection of rough material. At The Natural Gemstone Company we document origin and enhancement status, and we can provide detailed images and handling guidance to ensure the gem maintains its optical performance over time.
In use, this kunzite translates technical attributes into palpable beauty, with each facet plane contributing to a cohesive pattern of light and soft color. The mixed brilliant faceting yields a liveliness that animates the stone at even small viewing tilts, while the eye level clarity grade ensures that light has unobstructed pathways to travel and return. The result is an apparent purity of field and a level of optical refinement that makes the gem read as nearly flawless to normal observation, enhancing its beauty from every angle. For the discerning buyer who values precise cutting decisions, documented origin, and an untreated material profile, this 5.41 carat oval kunzite from Brazil represents a calibrated choice, combining lapidary skill with gemological integrity, available through The Natural Gemstone Company.

























