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0.70 Ct. Pinkish Red Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Apr 29
Item ID: | K22764 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.75 Width: 4.95 Height: 2.77 |
Weight: | 0.70 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Red |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $571 |
From a secret seam tucked into the storied landscape of Burma, a tiny miracle of crystallized color was born, a pinkish red spinel that carries within its glassy heart the slow patience of geological time. This gem began as a scatter of aluminous minerals dissolved and reformed over eons, shaped by heat and pressure deep beneath the earth until at last it was coaxed toward the surface by the restless movement of the land. Miners who have worked these soils for generations know how the light changes as a stone is unearthed, how the first glimpse of pink or blood red can stop breath and conversation, and how each rough crystal tells the history of the place it comes from. In Burmese lore, spinels have long shared the stage with rubies, sometimes trading places in royal treasuries, sometimes carrying stories of dynasties and devotion. This particular crystal, selected for transparency and color, was set aside by a seasoned hand who recognized not just a fine specimen, but a future jewel. The journey from that rugged pocket in Myanmar to a polished gemstone ready for elevation into a collector s cabinet is a continuum of care, passed from miner, to sorter, to cutter, each step honoring the stone s origin and preserving its natural identity.
The transformation from rough to refined produced a 0.70 carat oval shape spinel, with exacting dimensions of 5.75 x 4.95 x 2.77 mm, fashioned in a mixed brilliant cut that balances fire and brilliance with elegant silhouette. The cutter preserved weight while opening the gem s face to light, sculpting facets that play with reflection and refraction, giving the pavilion depth and the crown sparkle that is perceptible from across a room. The stone is transparent, with a clarity grade of very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, meaning that under normal viewing conditions the spinel reads clean and lively, while inclusions remain part of its natural fingerprint when examined closely. Its color intensity is intense, a saturated pinkish red that sits in the dialogue between rosy warmth and noble red, a color that flatters skin tones and complements both classic and contemporary settings. An excellent polish was applied, resulting in mirror like facet surfaces that enhance brilliance and deliver crisp light return. Importantly, this spinel has seen no enhancement, a pure and untreated gemstone whose beauty is entirely natural, and whose Burmese origin adds provenance and intrigue to its profile.
As an addition to a high end gemstone collection this spinel reads as both a jewel and a story, a tactile connection to place and time that collectors prize. At 0.70 carat it is perfectly scaled for an elegant ring, a refined pendant, or an exceptional pair of matched accents in a bespoke necklace, allowing a curator to design around its unique oval geometry and intense hue. For the connoisseur who values untreated natural stones, this Burmese spinel offers rarity and authenticity, qualities that enhance both personal satisfaction and long term value. In display it will catch light and attention without overwhelming other pieces, a gem that commands respect and invites conversation about its origin and the hands that shaped it. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind this piece, presenting it with full knowledge of its journey, and offering provenance that includes origin from Burma, precise measurements, cut details, clarity assessment, and certainty of no enhancement. We present this spinel not as an isolated object, but as the latest chapter in a long narrative that began deep underground and has been continued by skilled artisans to reach your collection.
Owning this spinel means owning a fragment of Burmese geology and human craft, a bridge between ancient earth and contemporary taste. For the collector who curates by story as much as by color and cut, this gem will occupy a prominent place, a centerpiece for themed displays, a pivot between classic rubies and more modern colored stones. Its intense pinkish red will pair beautifully with cool metals, with warm golds, and with mixed metal arrangements that highlight its dual personality. When you acquire this spinel through The Natural Gemstone Company you receive careful documentation and the assurance of a company committed to ethical sourcing and to the preservation of natural beauty. Our team can advise on settings that maximize brilliance while protecting the stone, on insurance evaluations, and on how to present the piece within a larger collection. This spinel invites a new owner to continue its story, to set it into a design that honors its past and frames its future, and to enjoy a gemstone that arrived from the earth untouched by enhancement, honed by expert hands, and offered to collectors with pride.




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