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0.76 Ct. Greenish Blue Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Jul 21
Item ID: | K26512 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.3 Width: 4.54 Height: 3.47 |
Weight: | 0.76 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
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 | $353 |
If you are searching for a distinctly elegant center stone that stops the search the 0.76 carat greenish blue spinel from Ceylon offered by The Natural Gemstone Company fits that role perfectly, this transparent oval measuring 6.30 by 4.54 by 3.47 millimeters has a mixed brilliant cut that balances sparkle and color, the clarity grade is described as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level which means the stone reads visually clean to the naked eye while preserving natural character, the color is intense and lively, the polish is excellent, and importantly there has been no enhancement, this combination of natural origin, untouched state, and expert cutting makes this spinel a ready solution for anyone seeking a rare, wearable gemstone for an engagement ring or a refined piece for a collector.
When you look at the reflective qualities of this spinel you will notice a crisp, lively brilliance that comes from both its refractive properties and the precision of the mixed brilliant cut, spinel is singly refractive which produces sharp facet reflections and uniform color face up, the mixed brilliant cut enhances light return from the pavilion while the crown facets break that return into scintillating flashes, the result is a gem that shows even, saturated greenish blue across the table with bright pinpoint flashes that animate the stone as it moves, compared with corundum in the blue to greenish blue range the spinel offers a slightly different visual experience, corundum can exhibit a fractionally higher refractive index which can give corundum a touch more overall brilliance in some cuts, however corundum often shows pleochroism and color zoning which can make its face up color appear uneven in certain orientations, this spinel by contrast delivers a steadfast color and a clean, lively reflection pattern that feels immediate and approachable, in terms of dispersion or fire spinel tends to show modest dispersion which keeps the focus on pure color and strong scintillation rather than multi colored flashes, this makes the gem read as a sophisticated, color forward jewel that still dances under light.
Comparing this greenish blue spinel to other gemstones often considered in similar designs further clarifies why it is an exceptional choice, aquamarine and other beryls have a gentler, more watery blue due to a lower refractive index and lower dispersion which produces a softer appearance and less intense sparkle, tourmaline can deliver dramatic color shifts and depth but it is typically pleochroic which means the color changes with viewing angle and can complicate the visual harmony of a single stone solitaire, topaz can be brilliant but it is frequently treated and it has a different combination of luster and durability, spinel sits in an advantageous position because it combines substantial brilliance with a stable, intense color and the toughness to live on a ring with confidence, on the Mohs hardness scale spinel registers at about eight which is strong for daily wear and for heirloom pieces, the excellent polish on this particular stone intensifies facet contrast and light return so that the stone punches above its weight visually relative to many stones of similar carat weight, the lack of enhancement and the Sri Lankan origin add to the collectible appeal because natural, untreated Ceylon spinels are historically and gemologically valued.
If your goal is a show stopping but wearable gem for an engagement ring or a singular addition to a collection this greenish blue Ceylon spinel answers that need with clarity and poise, set in a classic four prong or a low profile bezel the mixed brilliant cut will throw light beautifully and the intense color will remain consistent from every angle, if you prefer a cooler presentation choose a white metal setting to emphasize the blue side of the tone, if you want the greenish notes to sing pairing the stone with warm metal accents will create a lively contrast, because the gem is eye clean and very well polished it reads as a sophisticated center even at under one carat so it is ideal for understated modern designs or elegant vintage inspired rings, our team at The Natural Gemstone Company can provide additional close up photos, guidance on mounting profiles that maximize light return, and bespoke setting recommendations so that your selection integrates perfectly with the style you imagine, for anyone seeking a natural, untreated, beautifully cut greenish blue stone that combines strong reflective performance, consistent color, and everyday wearability, this Ceylon spinel is a conclusive solution that ends the search.




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