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4.14 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Purple Spinel Pair from Burma (Myanmar)
This pair of stones ships by May 26
Stone type: | Spinel | Spinel |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR14081 | PR14081 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.42 Width: 7.05 Height: 3.77 | Length: 8.47 Width: 7.06 Height: 4.04 |
Weight: | 2.04 Ct. | 2.10 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $100 | $100 |
A matched pair of cushion shape purple spinels from Burma, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, embodies the marriage of ancient provenance and enduring design. Each stone weighs 2.04 carats and 2.10 carats respectively, with dimensions of 8.42 by 7.05 by 3.77 mm and 8.47 by 7.06 by 4.04 mm, beautifully balanced for matched jewelry applications. Both stones are cut in a mixed brilliant fashion, permitting a lively play of light across their facets, and have been assessed as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level. Their intense color intensity and excellent polish create a transparent, vibrant purple that reads both regal and approachable. The pair has undergone responsible heat treatment to enhance tone and clarity, a standard practice that refines their natural beauty while preserving the stone character that has been admired for centuries. For those who prize lineage in gemstones, the Burmese origin of these spinels adds a storied context, recalling the historic mines that have produced some of the most celebrated colored gems in the world.
Spinel has a long and dignified history that makes it particularly suited to pieces meant to become family heirlooms, and these Burma spinels continue that tradition. Historically, fine spinels were often selected by royalty and were sometimes mistaken for other precious gems, testament to their rich coloration and brilliance. The deep yet lively purple tone of these cushion spinels evokes classic jewelry motifs, and their substantial sizes are ideal for designs that highlight symmetry and balance. With a hardness of eight on the Mohs scale, spinel offers reliable durability for daily wear, making these stones excellent candidates for rings, paired stud earrings, or a twin pendant. The mixed brilliant cut enhances their reflective qualities, creating a surface that sparkles with each movement, while the excellent polish ensures that light is returned cleanly to the viewer, reinforcing the sense of timeless refinement that collectors seek.
When comparing this pairing to other gemstone sets, the harmony in color stands out as a defining advantage. Against amethyst, which often shows a more velvety or saturated purple with occasional zoning, these spinels present a clearer, more transparent violet that communicates brightness and depth simultaneously. Compared to violet sapphires, the spinels display a pure and intense purple with a slightly warmer undertone, offering an alternative that feels both luxurious and distinct. Tanzanite tends to range toward blue violet, and alexandrite offers color change effects that are dramatic but less predictable in paired settings, whereas these spinels deliver consistent, matched color across both stones. The symmetry in hue and saturation between the two gems makes them especially harmonious when set side by side, creating a visual rhythm that is often more satisfying than pairing unmatched stones. For designers and clients seeking to complement these spinels, diamonds and white sapphires will amplify their brilliance, while rose gold or yellow gold settings will enhance the warmer purple undertones, achieving a balanced palette that leans classic rather than fleeting.
These cushion shape purple spinels from The Natural Gemstone Company are ideal for classic, legacy designs that honor both history and modern craftsmanship. Consider a vintage inspired twin stone ring that places the pair in a vertical alignment to elongate the finger, or a refined double stud arrangement that allows each stone to be appreciated independently yet regarded as part of a paired statement. For bespoke commissions, the near identical dimensions and matched weights permit exacting designs that demand symmetry, and the clarity grade, intense color, and excellent polish provide a reliable platform for settings that will stand the test of time. Collectors who value tradition will appreciate the Burmese origin and the narrative that accompanies these gems, while creative jewellers will find the color harmony easy to marry with complementary stones or metal choices. If you wish to explore setting options or request additional images and measurements, The Natural Gemstone Company is pleased to assist in creating a design that honors the enduring beauty and legacy of these exceptional spinels.




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