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0.45 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Red Spinel Pair from Burma (Myanmar)
This pair of stones ships by Jun 7
Stone type: | Spinel | Spinel |
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Item ID: | PR14086 | PR14086 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 3.94 Width: 3.97 Height: 2.09 | Length: 3.97 Width: 3.99 Height: 2.42 |
Weight: | 0.20 Ct. | 0.25 Ct. |
Color: help | Red | Red |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $1,111 | $1,111 |
Throughout the centuries spinel has occupied a singular place in the history of gemstones, admired for its pure, vivid color and its quiet durability, and this pair of transparent Burmese red spinels from The Natural Gemstone Company is a fine example of that timeless legacy. These stones carry two distinct weights of 0.20 carat and 0.25 carat, and each is cut into a round shape with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes scintillation and depth. The measurements read as dimensions 3.94 by 3.97 by 2.09 millimeters for the smaller stone, and 3.97 by 3.99 by 2.42 millimeters for the larger stone, and those proportions deliver an appealing balance when mounted. Clarity is evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, a hallmark of natural origin that allows light to travel freely through the crystals while preserving their natural character. Color intensity is described as intense, and the polish is excellent, with no enhancement applied, and provenance is the storied gem fields of Burma also known as Myanmar, a source that has produced some of the most historically prized spinels in royal and private collections.
There is a particular poetry in the way these two stones speak to each other, a visual concord that arises from near matched size and a shared temperament of red. The intense red here is neither flat nor overly saturated, it is animated by internal fire and a clarity that lets each facet catch the light. The slightly different weights of 0.20 carat and 0.25 carat translate into a natural harmony, offering a subtle asymmetry that reads as carefully considered rather than exactly duplicated. The mixed brilliant cut contributes to this effect by combining the face up sparkle expected of a brilliant with pavilion facets that deepen the color when viewed from the side. In hand set as earrings or paired in a pendant and ring combination these two spinels will present as cousins rather than mirror images, a classic arrangement that has long appealed to those who favor authenticity over forced uniformity.
When set alongside other red gemstone pairings these Burmese spinels reveal their unique strengths and an enduring elegance. Compared to matched rubies, spinels offer a cleaner optical character with a transparent clarity that often exceeds that of equivalently colored rubies, and because these spinels have not been enhanced their natural hue reads as remarkably pure. Against garnet pairs spinel shows a livelier brilliance and less of the brownish undertone that can appear in darker garnets, making spinel a preferred choice when the aim is a bright, regal red. Compared to red tourmaline varieties these spinels are denser in color but more refractive, so they appear to flash more brightly under candlelight or sunlight. Designers who seek harmony in color will find these stones blend beautifully with warm metals such as yellow and rose gold where their rich red takes on a classical warmth, and they also retain a formal and refined presence when set in cooler metals such as platinum, allowing the color to breathe against a neutral backdrop.
For the collector and the connoisseur who values history and provenance these spinels are particularly compelling, and The Natural Gemstone Company is pleased to present them with full disclosure of origin and treatment status. Stones from Burma have long been part of jewels that passed through empires and private estates, and the absence of enhancement preserves the stones natural narrative. These two round mixed brilliant spinels are ideal for traditional settings that emphasize legacy and longevity, such as vintage style stud earrings with modest halos, a pair of classic three stone rings that echo each other, or a pendant with a companion ring that can be passed down through generations. Care for spinel is straightforward, as it combines good hardness with a resistance to chipping when properly set, and routine cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush will maintain the stones lively performance. For those who wish to compare and contrast the qualities of red gemstones in person The Natural Gemstone Company welcomes inquiries and viewings so that you may appreciate the way these Burmese spinels absorb and return light, and so that you may imagine them in a setting that will carry their story forward as an heirloom of refined taste and enduring beauty.




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