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0.48 Ct. Blue Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Jun 19
Item ID: | K25040 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 4.95 Width: 4.99 Height: 2.99 |
Weight: | 0.48 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $67 |
When you are searching for the perfect stone for an engagement ring or a rare addition to a collector s cabinet, you are looking for a gem that combines beauty, durability, and genuine provenance, and this transparent blue spinel answers that call with confidence. This 0.48 carat round spinel from Ceylon Sri Lanka carries an intense blue that reads as both classic and contemporary, a color that sits beautifully against warm and cool metals alike, creating a versatile focal point for bespoke jewelry. At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that your search is about finding something special that also fits the practical demands of daily wear, and this stone balances those priorities exceptionally well. The mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish maximize light return so that the gem sings with brilliance from every angle, and the modest size makes it ideal as a refined solitaire for a delicate engagement ring or as the centerpiece of an heirloom pendant, reassuring you that the quest for the perfect item can end here.
The technical details of this spinel reveal why it stands out, the gem weighs 0.48 carat and measures 4.95 x 4.99 x 2.99 mm, the round shape and mixed brilliant cut create a lively play of facets, and the transparency allows light to pass freely, amplifying the intense color intensity described in the report. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, meaning that the stone is visually clean to the unaided eye and contains only minor internal characteristics when examined closely, attributes that preserve both beauty and value. The polish is excellent, the facet junctions appear crisp, and there has been no enhancement applied to alter or improve the natural color, a point of importance for buyers who value authenticity and long term value. Origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a source known for producing well colored spinels with a pleasing tone and saturation, and the images provided by The Natural Gemstone Company show the stone on hand to help you visualize proportion and presence when set.
Durability is a frequent concern, especially for stones destined for rings intended for everyday wear, and spinel performs superbly in this regard with a hardness of 8 on the Mohs scale. To put that into perspective, spinel at 8 is harder and more scratch resistant than quartz which rates around 7, while corundum varieties such as sapphire and ruby rate at 9, and diamond rates at 10 on the same scale. This means that the blue spinel will resist daily abrasions and maintain its polished facets much better than many common gemstones, yet it remains slightly softer than sapphire and ruby, which are among the hardest of colored stones. For an engagement ring setting this translates into confidence combined with sensible precautions, prong settings and protective bezels will keep the gem secure, while a halo or low profile mount can both enhance perceived size and reduce exposure to knocks, and routine care should be straightforward, using warm soapy water and a soft brush for cleaning and avoiding extreme impact.
Collectors and thoughtful buyers will appreciate the rarity and natural quality of a Ceylon blue spinel presented unenhanced, this gem offers a combination of intense color, excellent cut and natural origin that appeals to connoisseurs seeking stones with character and integrity. At The Natural Gemstone Company we place a premium on clear disclosure and careful selection, the absence of enhancement ensures that the color and character you see are the color and character the stone will retain over time, and the Sri Lankan origin adds provenance that often corresponds with desirable tone and saturation in blue spinel. Whether you are assembling a portfolio of fine colored gemstones or planning a custom piece that will be worn daily and treasured for generations, this spinel presents a compelling option, able to sit as a confident solitaire, to anchor a clustered halo design, or to pair harmoniously with diamonds or warm accent stones for contrast.
If you would like to explore how this 0.48 carat blue spinel can become the solution to your search, The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to assist with bespoke mounting options, matching services for companion stones, and detailed guidance on settings that balance protection and brilliance. We can provide additional photographs and video on request to help you confirm hue and presence, and we are happy to discuss setting ideas that will preserve and showcase the gem while allowing for everyday use. This spinel offers intense, natural color, excellent polish, and reliable durability with a Mohs hardness of 8, and for buyers seeking a beautiful, unenhanced, and responsibly presented gemstone, this stone truly brings the search to a satisfying close.




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