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0.34 Ct. Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | K14012 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.02 Width: 4.04 Height: 2.91 |
Weight: | 0.34 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $147 |
A singular jewel of restrained glamour, this transparent purplish pink spinel presents itself as an objet d desire, an intimate celebration of refined taste. At 0.34 carat it carries a presence that is both discreet and utterly assured, a gemstone that speaks to the collector who favors precision over ostentation. The round form is executed with a mixed brilliant cut, each facet placed to coax a lively interplay of light and color, producing a scintillation that arrests the eye and holds the attention. When set within an elegant mount, whether as a solitaire ring, a pared back pendant, or the center of a refined pair of studs, this spinel transforms a moment into a declaration of personal distinction. Offered by The Natural Gemstone Company, this stone is framed by provenance, craftsmanship, and an unwavering commitment to presenting natural beauty in its purest form.
Measured with exacting care, the stone is 0.34 carat, with dimensions of 4.02 x 4.04 x 2.91 mm, a compact geometry that belies its visual intensity. The mixed brilliant cut balances a brilliant crown with a finely faceted pavilion, achieving both fire and depth, while the excellent polish ensures each plane returns light with crisp, mirror like clarity. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, a testament to the quality of the rough and the skill of the lapidary. These minute inclusions are almost invisible to the unassisted eye, and they play no part in diminishing the gem s radiance. Crucially, this spinel is natural, with no enhancement, its color and clarity wholly the gift of nature, and its origin is Ceylon, the storied mines of Sri Lanka, a birthplace of some of the most sought after spinels and sapphires in the world.
Color is the language of emotion in this stone, an intense purplish pink that balances warmth and coolness with rare finesse. At first glance the hue reads as a sumptuous rose with violet undertones, a shade that is at once modern and timeless, and that flatters a broad range of skin tones. Under shifting light the color breathes, revealing subtle shifts that dance across the facets, marrying brilliance with saturated tonal depth. The mixed brilliant cut amplifies this living color, fragmenting light into a fine spectrum of flashes that give the gem a lively personality, an inner glow that seems to emanate from its heart. Such intensity is uncommon in smaller stones, and in this example the color commands attention as surely as the provenance and the cut command respect.
Beyond beauty, consideration of durability is essential, and here spinel offers reassuring performance. On the Mohs scale of mineral hardness this gem rates at 8, which places it comfortably above many familiar gemstones and well within the range suitable for daily wear. For context, diamond sits at 10, corundum species such as ruby and sapphire at 9, and common quartz varieties at 7. A hardness of 8 means that this spinel resists scratches from most household materials and retains crisp facet edges under normal wear, while its general toughness gives it resistance to chipping and cleavage that can afflict softer stones. While no gem is indestructible, this spinel s combination of hardness and structural integrity makes it an excellent choice for engagement rings and pieces destined for frequent wear, provided common sense precautions are observed. Gentle daily cleansing with warm soapy water and a soft brush will keep the stone bright, and professional servicing of the setting is recommended periodically to ensure the security of any mounting.
To own this purplish pink spinel from The Natural Gemstone Company is to claim a small but potent treasure, a stone that signals cultivated taste and an appreciation for natural rarity. It arrives to you unmodified by treatment, with the quiet authority of a gem whose color and clarity have been preserved from the moment it left its Ceylon origins. We are delighted to provide further information on request, including detailed photographs, magnified views, and guidance on the best setting styles to preserve both the stone s beauty and integrity. For those seeking an heirloom quality accent or the focal point of a bespoke commission, this spinel is a rare opportunity to possess a vibrant, durable, and naturally perfect expression of color, presented with the meticulous care and provenance that has become synonymous with The Natural Gemstone Company.




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