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0.54 Ct. Greenish Blue Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Jun 20
Item ID: | K25051 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.04 Width: 5.05 Height: 3.24 |
Weight: | 0.54 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
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 | $59 |
There are gemstones that announce themselves with fanfare, and then there are rarities that whisper, reserved only for those who know how to listen. This is one such whisper. A single, transparent, greenish blue spinel, weighing 0.54 carat, shaped round and fashioned with a mixed brilliant cut, sits at the heart of a collection curated by The Natural Gemstone Company. Its precise dimensions of 5.04 by 5.05 by 3.24 mm reveal the careful decisions taken by cutter and grader to preserve weight and maximize optical performance. The stone presents a medium color intensity that is at once restrained and deeply evocative, an elegant tone that shifts subtly with each turn of the wrist. The clarity grade is very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, providing an eye clean presence that allows light to travel freely through the pavilion and crown, while the excellent polish grants a mirror like finish to every facet. There is no enhancement, the color and clarity are wholly natural, and the origin of this spinel is Ceylon, Sri Lanka, a source known for producing spinels of remarkable character and provenance.
Imagine the early light on the day this stone first left the earth, the kind of dawn that coaxed miners into the alluvial flats and hill side pockets of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, where spinels have been found for centuries. The story begins in those narrow seams and river borne gravels, where a rough fragment, modest and raw, was unearthed by hands steeped in local tradition. These miners, often working family led operations, learn to read the ground in ways a map cannot record, and they are the first to recognize the potential of a glassy, translucent, greenish blue tremor in the gravel. From there, the rough passed through a small network of trusted local sorters, each stage narrowing the field. Only the stones with exceptional promise, those that hinted at a balanced color and a clarity that could shine with a refined cut, were singled out. It is in this context that rarity is created, not merely by the scarcity of material, but by the disciplined choices made at every step, choices that preserved the integrity of the gem and honored the story it had already begun.
The chosen rough for this gem was entrusted to an experienced lapidary who understood that some stones demand restraint rather than excess, that the true beauty of certain spinels is revealed through proportion rather than mere size. The mixed brilliant cut was selected deliberately, a combination of step and brilliant facet geometry that brings forward a lively scintillation while deepening the stone's center color. Over many hours under magnification, facets were placed and refined until the proportions reached an equilibrium, resulting in the compact, precise dimensions you see now. The clarity, very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, means the stone reads as clean to a collector wearing it casually, yet retains internal character when observed by those who appreciate natural formation. The polish is excellent, a surface finish attained by patient work and exacting tools, and crucially, the stone is without enhancement, a pure example of nature and craftsmanship in partnership. When The Natural Gemstone Company selected this spinel for our private offering, we did so knowing that each aspect of its profile from transparency to hue and from cut to finish would appeal to connoisseurs seeking an authentic gem with measurable presence on the finger.
Owning this spinel places you within an intimate circle of collectors and clients who value provenance, subtlety, and enduring quality. This is a gem designed to be set for a discerning commission, or to remain as a rare, unmounted jewel for a collector who appreciates the interplay of light and color in a stone of discreet scale. Consider settings that respect its mixed brilliant architecture, a low profile bezel for everyday elegance, or a bespoke, minimalist claw that allows the stone to float and breathe, showcasing the greenish blue tone against the warmth of gold or the crisp coolness of platinum. Each pairing will alter the perception of color slightly, and that is part of the pleasure of owning a stone with medium color intensity, a tone that adapts rather than dictates. The Natural Gemstone Company offers bespoke consultation on settings and certificates of origin upon request, and because pieces like this are singular by nature, availability is limited. If you seek a gemstone that embodies quiet exclusivity, with a verifiable journey from the river beds of Ceylon, Sri Lanka through traditional hands and into a precision cut, this 0.54 carat round spinel, with dimensions of 5.04 by 5.05 by 3.24 mm, mixed brilliant cut, very very slightly included clarity at eye level, medium color intensity, excellent polish, and no enhancement, is a rare opportunity to acquire something that will be treasured for generations.




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