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1.05 Ct. Reddish Pink Spinel from Tanzania
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Item ID: | K28988 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.61 Width: 4.93 Height: 4.15 |
Weight: | 1.05 Ct. |
Color: help | Reddish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $3,300 |
This 1.05 carat cushion shape reddish pink spinel from Tanzania is a rare and captivating example of natural color and expert cutting, measuring 6.61 by 4.93 by 4.15 millimeters, presented as a faceted stone with a mixed brilliant cut and an excellent polish. Its transparent bodycolor and intense color intensity allow for exceptional light return and a vivid face up appearance, while the cushion outline balances classic elegance with contemporary appeal. Clarity is graded as very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, meaning that the stone is essentially clean to the naked eye and any minor inclusions are only visible under magnification, preserving the gem s visual purity and value. The mixed brilliant cut has been executed to maximize scintillation and fire from the pavilion facets, while maintaining broad, flattering facets on the crown that emphasize the sweet reddish pink hue, making this spinel particularly attractive when set in solitaire or halo designs that allow light to enter freely from both the top and the sides.
This spinel s origin in Tanzania contributes meaningfully to its desirability, as Tanzanian spinels are known for their vibrant colors and well formed crystals, sourced from deposits that historically produce specimens with excellent saturation and good clarity. Importantly this gemstone has no enhancement, so its color and clarity are wholly natural, a trait that discerning buyers and collectors prize for authenticity and long term value. From a gemological perspective spinel rates around 8 on the Mohs scale of hardness, offering strong resistance to everyday wear and making it a practical choice for rings and other frequently worn jewelry, while also being relatively stable to light and heat compared to other colored gemstones. The combination of intense natural color, minimal inclusions at eye level, precision cutting, and the absence of treatments places this spinel in a higher tier of market interest, appealing to buyers who seek a responsibly sourced, natural gemstone with both aesthetic and intrinsic value.
Owning this Tanzanian reddish pink spinel is an investment in beauty and craftsmanship, combining inherent rarity with the hands on expertise required to bring out the stone s best qualities. For an educated buyer the appeal is twofold, first as an object of enduring aesthetic pleasure that elevates a custom setting or heirloom piece, and second as an asset backed by verifiable natural attributes that support long term appreciation in an increasingly informed marketplace. When set by a skilled jeweler the cushion shape and mixed brilliant cut will create a lively display of color and sparkle, while the stone s natural stability and excellent polish ensure it will retain its brilliance through daily use. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this spinel with full disclosure of its measurements, cut, clarity, color intensity, polish, treatment status, and origin, so collectors and connoisseurs can make a confident decision based on verifiable gemological information and trusted sourcing. Choosing this spinel is choosing a piece that merges geological story, lapidary skill, and lasting elegance, suitable for a signature engagement ring, a distinctive pendant, or a focused collection of natural colored gemstones.
























