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4.33 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Purple Spinel Pair from Burma (Myanmar)
This pair of stones ships by May 26
Stone type: | Spinel | Spinel |
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Item ID: | PR14079 | PR14079 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.27 Width: 7.15 Height: 3.98 | Length: 8.31 Width: 7.15 Height: 4.39 |
Weight: | 2.02 Ct. | 2.31 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Dark | Dark |
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 |
This matched pair of cushion shape purple spinels from Burma presents a rare opportunity to own naturally paired gemstones that are harmonious in tone, cut, and presence, The Natural Gemstone Company has sourced these beauties with attention to detail and provenance. The two stones weigh 2.02 carats and 2.31 carats, and measure 8.27 by 7.15 by 3.98 millimeters and 8.31 by 7.15 by 4.39 millimeters respectively, each fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut to marry scintillation with color depth. Both stones show a dark color intensity and an excellent polish, and they are graded as very slightly included evaluated at eye level, a clarity that allows the rich purple to read consistently in jewelry while retaining unmistakable natural character. These spinels have been heat treated to stabilize and enhance their color, a common and stable enhancement that improves visual harmony without compromising durability. Spinel is a durable choice for everyday wear, registering at about eight on the Mohs hardness scale, making these stones more resilient to scratches and suitable for rings as well as earrings, and the Burmese origin adds provenance and collector value that many mass market alternatives do not offer.
Finding two gemstones that match so closely in color, cut, and size is inherently uncommon, and the reasons are rooted in geology and the art of lapidary work. Each crystal forms under slightly different conditions deep in the earth, producing subtle variations in trace elements, crystal habit, and inclusions, and these small differences translate into visible divergences in hue and transparency. Even from a single mining locality, two crystals rarely mirror each other perfectly, and when cutters face irregular rough they make choices that optimize yield and beauty rather than perfect pair matching. Achieving a matched pair like this requires careful selection from a large inventory of rough and cut material, and the expertise to match tone, saturation, and facet arrangements so the pair reads consistently when set side by side. The near identical girdle dimensions and the shared mixed brilliant cutting style help the pair reflect light in a similar way, while the consistent clarity grade and uniform dark color intensity mean that these gems will sit as a cohesive duo in any design. The slight difference in weight and table depth is typical among natural pairs, and in practical terms it results in visual balance rather than disparity, especially when set by a skilled jeweler.
Compared to other options on the market these Burmese purple spinels stand out for their combination of rarity, durability, and understated elegance, and they offer advantages over both lab created lookalikes and more common colored stones. Compared to sapphire a spinel of this quality provides lively brilliance with a slightly different refractive character that can make purple tones appear more vivid and jewel like, and unlike many amethysts these spinels show greater resistance to fading and wear. The mixed brilliant cut maximizes sparkle while the cushion outline retains a classic silhouette that suits contemporary and vintage inspired settings, and the excellent polish ensures every facet contributes to the stones visual impact. Paired spinels of natural origin and this caliber are far less common than single stones, and because of that the intrinsic and collectible value is higher relative to mass produced matched pairs. For designers and discerning buyers who want both integrity and beauty, these spinels make an exceptional choice for a matched set of earrings, a twin stone ring, cufflinks, or a bespoke pendant arrangement where matching is essential.
The Natural Gemstone Company selects and presents matched pairs like this with transparency about origin treatment and grading, and we work with experienced setters to ensure the pair is showcased to its fullest potential. These spinels are a smart investment for those who appreciate the rarity of natural matching and the practical benefits of a durable, well cut stone, and they convey a depth of color and a quiet exclusivity that is difficult to replicate with other materials. If you are comparing options on the market consider the combination of Burmese provenance, very slightly included clarity at eye level, dark color intensity, mixed brilliant cushion cutting, and the polished craftsmanship represented here, these factors together create a matched pair that is both beautiful today and likely to remain desirable for years to come. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company to discuss settings, custom design options, or to request additional images and viewing arrangements.




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