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0.61 Ct. Greyish Violet Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | K14000 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.66 Width: 4.45 Height: 3.21 |
Weight: | 0.61 Ct. |
Color: help | Greyish Violet |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $66 |
This 0.61 carat oval greyish violet spinel presents an exacting combination of dimensions and cut that make it immediately relevant to bespoke design work. The table measures 5.66 by 4.45 by 3.21 millimeters, yielding a length to width ratio of 1.27, and a total depth of 56.7 percent. These proportions fall squarely within the range preferred for classic oval silhouettes, delivering an elongated presence without excessive length that can complicate mounting geometry. The cutting style is faceted with a mixed brilliant arrangement, combining a brilliant facet pattern on the crown with a controlled step structure in the pavilion, a configuration that actively balances scintillation with color preservation. The finish is described as excellent polish, which indicates fine facet junctions and minimal surface abrasion, supporting strong return of light and a crisp, lively face up appearance.
Color and clarity details are central to how this spinel will perform in finished jewelry, and both are favorable for visible impact in small to medium settings. The color is best described as greyish violet with intense color intensity, a saturation level that reads clearly at standard viewing distances yet retains an intriguing cool neutrality due to the grey modifier. The mixed brilliant cut was chosen precisely to maximize this balance, permitting the pavilion geometry to preserve depth of hue while the crown faceting disperses flashes of white light. The clarity grade is very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, meaning that the stone is effectively eye clean to most observers, with only microscopic pinpoint inclusions or very subtle internal characteristics detectable under magnification. There has been no enhancement applied to this gem, the material is natural and untreated, which is particularly important to clients who prioritize original material properties for long term color stability and resale value.
From a setting and design standpoint, this oval spinel is exceptionally well suited to custom jewelry projects that require a refined, wearable center stone. The modest carat weight paired with the efficient table size makes it ideal for solitaires with a delicate profile, classic halo rings that amplify perceived size without overwhelming the finger, three stone rings where the oval complements rectangular side stones, and vertical drop pendants or studs when matched for symmetry across a pair. The length to width ratio of 1.27 favors settings that emphasize elongation, and it responds well to four prong configurations that minimize metal coverage of the visible face, or to fully open bezel treatments for clients seeking secure, everyday wear. Metal selection will influence perceived color, white metals such as platinum or white gold will emphasize the cool grey violet tones, while warm metals such as rose or yellow gold will introduce contrast that can make the violet character read more vivid. Given the stone s depth and mixed brilliant pavilion, an open back or low bezel is recommended to allow light ingress, while a well-engineered gallery can protect the girdle and provide secure seating without compromising optical performance.
The provenance and physical durability further support this spinel s suitability for customized pieces, The Natural Gemstone Company is pleased to present this Ceylon origin spinel, a source known for producing material with fine color and clarity. The lack of enhancement underscores the gem s integrity and assures clients that the intense coloration is intrinsic rather than induced. Spinel s inherent toughness and a hardness of 8 on the Mohs scale make it a practical choice for daily wear, resisting scratches and maintaining polish over time when set and cared for correctly. For fabrication considerations, jewelers will appreciate the predictable cutting geometry and stable polish, which translate into reliable stone setting and finishing, and the very very slightly included clarity grade simplifies matching across paired stones or multi stone configurations. For clients seeking a unique center stone for a commission, or for designers aiming to incorporate a refined oval with strong face up color and excellent finish, this greyish violet spinel from The Natural Gemstone Company represents a technically excellent and aesthetically versatile option.




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