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5.02 Ct.Tw.Total Carat Weight Reddish Pink Spinel Pair from Tanzania
This pair of stones ships by Oct 9
Stone type: | Spinel | Spinel |
|---|---|---|
Item ID: | PR15632 | PR15632 |
Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.27 Width: 8 Height: 4.31 | Length: 8.29 Width: 7.92 Height: 4.09 |
Weight: | 2.54 Ct. | 2.48 Ct. |
Color: help | Reddish Pink | Reddish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Vivid | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $6,574 | $6,574 |
This exquisitely matched pair of transparent spinels consists of stones weighing 2.54 carats and 2.48 carats respectively, each presenting a cushion shape with dimensions of 8.27 x 8.00 x 4.31 millimeters and 8.29 x 7.92 x 4.09 millimeters. The gems are cut in a mixed brilliant style, faceted to maximize light return and scintillation, and finished with an excellent polish that delivers crisp facet junctions and lively brilliance. Their reddish pink hue is vivid in intensity, offering an eye catching color that reads as a warm pink with distinct red undertones depending on ambient lighting. These two stones are closely matched for color, weight, and proportions, making them ideal as a pair for high quality earrings or for a coordinated set. The Natural Gemstone Company presents them as natural, untreated spinels from Tanzania, providing a clearly defined combination of visual appeal and gemological integrity.
From a grading perspective these spinels display attributes that educated buyers prioritize, starting with transparency and color saturation. The vivid color intensity places them at a desirable point on the spectrum for pink red spinel, strong enough to command attention, yet balanced so as not to appear overly dark in lower light. Clarity is graded as slightly included, as evaluated at eye level, which in practical terms means that inclusions are present but are minor and do not significantly interfere with brilliance or overall transparency when set and viewed in normal use. The mixed brilliant faceting pattern enhances the stones ability to conceal minor internal features through controlled light return and contrast, while the excellent polish contributes to surface crispness and minimal light diffusion. These qualities together, weight, cut, color, and polish, are the principal determinants of value for transparent spinel, and these pieces demonstrate a well balanced combination that appeals to both connoisseurs and fine jewelry designers.
The Tanzanian origin of these spinels adds to their appeal, as that region is recognized for producing spinels with intense and saturated colors, contributing to collector interest and market desirability. Provenance is an important factor for many informed buyers because geographic origin can correlate with characteristic colors and crystal quality, and transparency about origin supports ethical sourcing expectations. These spinels are natural and have not undergone any enhancement, which is a significant consideration for buyers who prioritize untreated gemstones for long term value and authenticity. The combination of natural vivid color, transparent crystal material, and the absence of enhancement supports their standing as investment quality gems suitable for both bespoke jewelry and collector holdings. When appraising value, professionals will consider the rarity of vivid reddish pink spinel in this size range, the quality of the faceting and polish, and the integrity of the stones natural state.
Spinel is a robust choice for everyday jewelry, and these stones make excellent candidates for daily wear. Spinel ranks at a Mohs hardness of eight, offering substantial resistance to abrasion and surface wear, and it exhibits no true cleavage, which reduces the risk of catastrophic splitting from knocks. The stones hardness combined with good toughness means they tolerate normal day to day activities better than many other attractive colored gems, however appropriate mounting and setting design remain important for long term protection. For rings that will be worn daily, settings that offer protective collars or bezel edges will further reduce risk to the girdle and pavilion, while stud earrings and pendants are naturally lower risk placements that showcase these matched stones beautifully. Cleaning can be performed safely with warm soapy water and a soft brush, drying with a lint free cloth, and routine professional inspection of the setting is recommended to ensure secure mounting. The Natural Gemstone Company is pleased to offer these Tanzanian spinels as a matched pair that combines visual excellence, gemological quality, and the durability required for cherished pieces intended to be worn often.
























