1.14 Ct. Purplish Red Red Beryl from United States

This transparent GIA certified No Enhancement 1.14 carat asscher octagon purplish red red beryl presents a precise combination of weight, proportion, and optical quality that defines its value and rarity. Weighing 1.14 carats, the stone sits above the more common fractional carat sizes for red beryl, which materially increases its market scarcity and per carat valuation. The gem measures 6.46 x 5.77 x 4.33 millimeters, a balanced profile for an asscher cut, and is faceted to maximize symmetry and light return. The asscher cut emphasizes the stone geometry, creating a concentrated visual depth that accentuates the intense color intensity and the slightly included clarity grade as evaluated at eye level. Polish is graded excellent, supporting clean facet junctions and a crisp appearance to the eye. Origin is the United States, a provenance that is well recognized for producing historic and collectible examples of red beryl. The accompanying GIA certification reports no enhancement, and concurrently there is an indication from the seller documentation that an oil or resin treatment was applied, therefore prospective buyers are encouraged to review the complete laboratory report and treatment disclosure provided by The Natural Gemstone Company prior to purchase.

Weight is a principal driver of both rarity and price for colored gemstones, and for red beryl the relationship is particularly pronounced because fine color and clarity examples above one carat are uncommon. At 1.14 carats this stone crosses a practical threshold that collectors and connoisseurs use when assessing significance, making it more desirable than similar stones under one carat, all other factors being equal. The combination of intense color, an asscher cut that conserves weight while delivering strong face up color, and the slightly included clarity grade results in an object that balances presence and tractability, where the carat weight enhances the perceptible size without compromising brilliance. The Natural Gemstone Company can provide the full GIA documentation and a detailed treatment disclosure on request, and can assist with any further technical questions about grading, provenance, and valuation to support informed acquisition decisions.