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1.06 Ct. Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Apr 17
Item ID: | K21135 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.88 Width: 6.57 Height: 2.75 |
Weight: | 1.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Fancy |
Cut: | Step Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $208 |
As a gemstone that carries the whisper of ancient trade routes and royal treasuries, this Ceylon blue spinel from The Natural Gemstone Company evokes a legacy both storied and immediate. Spinel has been treasured since antiquity and often adorned coronation regalia across continents, a history that includes famous misidentifications in royal collections where vivid spinels were long thought to be rubies, a testament to their noble presence. This particular stone weighs 1.06 carats and presents a refined fancy shape measuring 8.88 x 6.57 x 2.75 mm, dimensions that translate into wearable luxury for both classic and contemporary designs. The step cut lends an architectural clarity to the gem, each facet arranged to emphasize symmetry and internal depth rather than sheer dispersion, delivering a composed and dignified presence that references centuries of lapidary tradition. Transparency is pristine, clarity graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, an indication that the gem reads eye clean and will sit in a setting without visual distraction, while the medium color intensity gives a balanced saturation that feels alive without overpowering. The polish has been executed to an excellent finish, offering mirror like facets that reflect calm luminosity, and because this spinel has no enhancement and comes from Ceylon Sri Lanka, you are acquiring a natural, honest stone with provenance rooted in one of the world s most celebrated gem producing regions. Holding this blue spinel you sense the continuity of artisanal knowledge passed down through generations of Ceylonese miners and cutters, a human story embedded in crystalline form.
Imagine how this spinel s vibrant blue will stand out in any jewelry setting, commanding attention by virtue of color clarity and refined proportions. The medium intensity blue reads as both regal and modern, a tone that complements a broad range of metal choices and design languages, and the step cut presents broad facet planes that allow color to lie pure and saturated across the surface, rather than scattering it into fleeting flashes. In a solitaire ring the stone will become a singular voice, in a pendant suspended against the skin the blue will hold strong even at a distance, and set into a classic brooch it will reference vintage silhouettes while feeling entirely current. At 8.88 x 6.57 x 2.75 mm the stone has ideal proportions for traditional ring galleries and pendant bezels, and because light travels cleanly through this transparent spinel, the hue is steady and memorable from every angle. Pairing this deep yet measured blue with a White Opal introduces a dialogue between steady color and subtle iridescence, the opal s soft play of color offering a gentle, living contrast to the spinel s composed saturation. Whether framed by accent diamonds for a bright punctuation, or paired with warm gold to create rich contrast, the spinel s natural, untreated color will remain the focal point, and the excellent polish ensures each facet edge presents crisp mirror lines that attract and hold the eye.
Designs that honor lineage and legacy suit this gem particularly well, because the step cut and the Ceylon provenance speak to a classical language of jewelry that transcends passing trends. Consider an Art Deco inspired setting where geometry echoes the step cut, or a restrained solitaire that allows the gem s color to become the narrative of the piece, and for everyday wear a secure bezel will protect the girdle while preserving the stone s silhouette, whereas a refined prong application will allow maximum light and visual presence. Spinel also benefits from practical durability, it is a robust gem well suited to daily wear and bespoke heirloom pieces, and its resistance to treatments in this example means the color you choose will endure. When combined with accent diamonds the blue becomes the principal voice supported by white brilliancies that act like punctuation within a longer story, and when combined with a White Opal the resulting composition feels both ancient and newly minted, a marriage of steadfast hue and subtle iridescence. At The Natural Gemstone Company we are committed to presenting gemstones that are both beautiful and honest in their treatment and origin, and we welcome the opportunity to guide you through setting options, custom commissions, and a private consultation. Envision this 1.06 carat Ceylon blue spinel as the heart of a piece that will be worn and loved for generations, a tangible link between past and future, and contact The Natural Gemstone Company for detailed photographs, video under natural light, and a confidential conversation about bringing this exceptional gem into your collection.




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