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1.05 Ct. Pink Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Jul 13
Item ID: | K25094 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 5.94 Width: 5.57 Height: 4.14 |
Weight: | 1.05 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $150 |
This 1.05 carat cushion shaped pink spinel from Burma is a rare example of a naturally attractive and unenhanced gemstone offered by The Natural Gemstone Company, a specimen that combines classic proportion with the kind of transparent clarity that educated buyers seek. The gem measures 5.94 by 5.57 by 4.14 millimeters and has been faceted in a mixed brilliant cut, a configuration chosen to maximize scintillation and face up spread in a slightly compact profile. The color intensity is described as light, a soft rosy pink that reads delicate and refined in daylight and under jewelry lighting. The polish has been evaluated as excellent, providing crisp facet junctions and a clean window into the stone, and there has been no enhancement applied to alter the stone, an important consideration for connoisseurs who prefer entirely natural material. The clarity grade is recorded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a grade that preserves strong transparency while retaining the natural signature features that confirm the gem as a genuine spinel.
When assessing quality in spinel, cut, clarity, and origin each carry measurable impact on value, and this particular stone scores well in each category. The mixed brilliant cut blends pavilion facets that enhance light return with a modified crown arrangement that opens the table and permits a gentle play of color, which is especially attractive for lighter toned spinels where maximizing dispersion and brightness matters. Clarity described as very slightly included at eye level means that there are small internal characteristics visible only after focused inspection that do not compromise the visual appeal, durability, or light performance of the gem when set. The excellent polish further contributes to the apparent brightness and the overall feeling of quality, allowing the stone to sit confidently in a ring or pendant without appearing dull or hazy. Origin from Burma adds provenance value for many collectors, because historical Burmese deposits have produced spinels with distinctive growth features and a pedigree that is recognized by gem specialists and informed buyers.
What makes this gemstone unmistakable as an individual and especially desirable to a discerning collector are the unique inclusions that act as a natural signature. Rather than detracting from the stone, these inclusions reveal a history of formation, and they are consistent with spinel growth patterns that are often associated with Burmese sources. Under magnification one can observe small, well defined crystal inclusions and minute two phase features, occasional reflective platelets that catch the light at certain angles, and subtle, almost feathery growth zoning that becomes apparent as the stone is rotated. These internal characteristics contribute to a particular internal texture that cannot be replicated by synthetic processes or simple clarity enhancements, and they provide a reliable marker for gemologists who study inclusion patterns for origin determination. For a buyer who values natural veracity and wants a stone with character, these inclusions offer a fingerprint, an internal map that makes it possible to identify and certify the gem with confidence.
For an educated buyer considering the long term value and everyday appeal, this Burmese pink spinel represents a balanced combination of rarity, aesthetic flexibility, and assurance of natural origin, all attributes that The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind. The stone is ideally suited for a variety of settings, from a refined solitaire ring that emphasizes the cushion proportions, to a softly shadowed halo that will intensify the light pink tone without overpowering its delicate color. Care is straightforward because the gem has not been thermally or otherwise treated, standard recommendations for cleaning are gentle warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoiding harsh chemicals and ultrasonic treatment without prior consultation. Because of the clear provenance, excellent polish, and natural inclusion signature, the gem is appealing both to collectors seeking an identifiable specimen and to clients who appreciate an elegant, wearable stone with an authentic story. For any additional details, including lab reports, high resolution images, or custom setting options, please contact The Natural Gemstone Company and our specialists will provide personalized guidance and documentation.




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