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0.68 Ct. Pink Spinel from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Oct 30
Item ID: | K18005 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.94 Width: 4.77 Height: 2.59 |
Weight: | 0.68 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,521 |
One beautiful transparent 0.68 carat radiant shape pink spinel awaits, coming to you from the well known gem producing regions of Tanzania, presented to discerning buyers by The Natural Gemstone Company. The stone measures 5.94 by 4.77 by 2.59 millimeters, and it is faceted with a radiant cut that balances brilliance and geometric elegance. Its clarity was assessed as very very slightly included at eye level, indicating that microscopic or near microscopic inclusions do not materially affect its visual purity when worn. The color shows a medium intensity pink that reads as lively yet refined under natural light, and the polish is graded excellent, so light returns cleanly across the faceted surface. Importantly, this spinel has no enhancement, which means its color and clarity are wholly natural, a factor that matters to educated buyers who value untreated gems for their rarity and transparent provenance.
To put the grading into context for those who evaluate gems on technical criteria, the very very slightly included eye level assessment places this stone among the higher clarity classes one can reasonably expect for spinel at this size, reducing the likelihood that inclusions will distract in everyday wear. The radiant cut multiplies facets at strategic angles to produce scintillation and internal fire, while maintaining a classic outline that suits many settings. The dimensions and depth indicate a well proportioned pavilion and crown relationship, which helps maximize face up appearance for a 0.68 carat weight. The medium color intensity ensures the pink remains vibrant without appearing overly saturated or dark, which can reduce brilliance. When considered together, the natural origin, the lack of enhancement, the clarity grade, and the excellent polish support a valuation that reflects both aesthetic appeal and market demand for untreated, well cut spinel from Tanzania.
This spinel is ideally suited to customization into a broad range of jewelry settings, allowing a client to tailor the final piece to personal taste or to design brief parameters. For an engagement or statement ring, a four prong mounting will showcase the radiant outline while allowing light to enter the pavilion, a six prong or bezel compromise can enhance security for active wearers, and a full halo of small brilliant cut diamonds will increase perceived size and add contrast that highlights the pink body color. For pendant work, a simple solitaire bezel will offer a modern, low profile look that protects the girdle and corners, whereas a halo or drop design with accent diamonds or sapphires will create movement and additional sparkle. As a custom earring component, the stone could act as a single stud focal with a diamond surround, or be paired with a complementary spinel to form a matched pair when a second stone is sourced. For bracelets or bangles, channel or flush settings permit a secure placement for regular wear, while cluster designs allow the spinel to sit as the eye catching center in a more ornamental composition.
Material and design choices can dramatically alter the visual character of the final piece, and these options are worth considering carefully when planning a custom commission with The Natural Gemstone Company. Warmer metals such as rose gold will gently enhance the pink hue, creating a romantic palette suited to heirloom or bridal designs. Yellow gold will offer a vintage warmth that complements medium pink intensity, while white gold or platinum will emphasize brilliance and provide a cooler, contemporary contrast. Because the stone is radiant cut and has defined corners, protective prong designs or partially enclosed bezels are recommended to reduce the risk of corner chips during everyday wear. The spinel family sits at about 8 on the Mohs hardness scale, making this gem a durable choice for daily wear provided sensible precautions are taken to avoid exposure to hard knocks or abrasive cleaning agents. The Natural Gemstone Company can advise on setting designs that balance aesthetics, security, and longevity, and we provide professional setting services or detailed guidance for independent jewelers to ensure the stone is positioned to maximize both beauty and resale value.
We encourage buyers to consider certification and documentation to support provenance and long term value, and The Natural Gemstone Company can assist with appraisals and lab reporting options if required. Because this spinel is untreated and from Tanzania, it carries attributes that educated collectors and investors prize, namely natural color origin, minimal intervention, and measurable optical performance via cut and polish. Customization services include bespoke design consultations, CAD previews, and metal and accent stone recommendations to create pieces that meet a lifestyle or aesthetic brief. Care advice includes routine gentle cleaning in warm soapy water with a soft brush, periodic professional inspections to verify prongs and settings remain secure, and avoidance of harsh chemical exposure. If you wish to explore design possibilities, commission a matched pair, or request certification, The Natural Gemstone Company is available to guide you through options that will preserve the gem quality while delivering a finished jewel that reflects personal style and long term value.
























