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0.58 Ct. Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K22921 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.24 Width: 4.16 Height: 3.41 |
Weight: | 0.58 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
One beautiful transparent 0.58 carat oval purple spinel is presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, a gem that combines precise dimensions of 5.24 x 4.16 x 3.41 mm with a mixed brilliant cut to maximize brilliance and fire. The clarity grade is very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, meaning the stone reads as eye clean to most viewers while still retaining the natural character that serious collectors prize. The color of this spinel is a medium intensity purple that catches light with an attractive violet to lilac tone depending on the angle, and the polish has been executed at an excellent level to ensure crisp facet edges and lively return of light. Importantly this spinel is natural with no enhancement, and its origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a source renowned for producing some of the most desirable and finely colored spinels in the market.
In the wider market, purple spinels of this size and clarity are notably rare, and this rarity becomes especially evident when compared to more commonly available purple stones such as amethyst and synthetic spinel. Amethyst is abundant and often available in larger sizes, but its appeal is different because quartz has a lower refractive index and a lower hardness, which translates to less brilliance and faster surface wear with everyday wear. Synthetic spinel and heat treated stones are plentiful online, but they lack the provenance and natural formation story that collectors and discerning buyers seek. Compared to sapphire and tanzanite, which can present similar violet hues, this Ceylon spinel occupies a unique niche. Sapphire generally trades at a premium for saturated blues and rare purples, and many purplish sapphires are heat treated to reach market color standards. Tanzanite can show strong violet shades, but it is softer and more pleochroic which affects its face up appearance depending on the cut. This spinel, by contrast, combines natural medium intensity color, durable hardness, and eye clean clarity for a balanced package that is both wearable and rare for its particular hue and size.
Technically, the mixed brilliant cut on this oval maximizes scintillation while retaining a balanced face up size that wears elegantly in solitaire and custom settings, making the most of the 5.24 by 4.16 millimeter platform. The pavilion depth of 3.41 millimeters supports light return without looking shallow or overly deep, and the excellent polish enhances facet definition so the medium purple color appears clean and lively under natural and artificial light. The clarity designation of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level indicates that any internal features are minimal and do not detract from the gem to the naked eye, a level of clarity that is uncommon in natural purple spinels at this carat weight. The absence of enhancement is a major advantage in a market where many colored stones undergo heat treatment or diffusion to improve color, because this spinel offers collectors and clients the certainty of natural color and long term stability. Sourcing from Ceylon Sri Lanka adds another layer of desirability, as Sri Lankan spinels are historically prized for their clarity and refined color palette, distinguishing them from stones mined in other regions where stronger saturation or different inclusions are more typical.
For buyers who want a piece that stands apart, this 0.58 carat Ceylon purple spinel is an excellent choice, especially when compared to similarly priced alternatives. It offers superior durability compared to amethyst, a more natural and untreated profile than many commercial sapphires and synthetic options, and a rare color expression that is not commonly found in stones of this size. In practical terms it makes a beautiful center for a petite engagement ring, a refined pendant, or a pair of delicate stud earrings, and the mixed brilliant cut ensures that the gem will sparkle in small scale settings where many stones can otherwise appear flat. Collectors will appreciate the combination of natural origin, no enhancement, eye clean clarity, and excellent polish, while design oriented buyers will value the elegant face up presentation and the ability to set this gem in either classic or contemporary mounting styles. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the quality and authenticity of this spinel, and for clients who want a rare, natural purple spinel with verifiable Sri Lankan provenance, very fine cut and polish, and no treatments, this gem represents an outstanding and distinctive choice in today’s market.




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