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1.15 Ct. Purple Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Sep 28
Item ID: | K28589 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.49 Width: 5.07 Height: 4.5 |
Weight: | 1.15 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
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 | $200 |
When you are searching for a gem that will end your quest for beauty, rarity, and wearable brilliance, this Burmese purple spinel answers that call. This transparent cushion shape gemstone weighs 1.15 carats, and measures 6.49 x 5.07 x 4.50 mm, the cutting style is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, clarity is very slightly included as evaluated at eye level, color intensity is intense, polish is excellent, and there has been no enhancement. The cushion outline and the skilled mixed brilliant faceting create a lively interplay of light, offering both broad flashes and scintillating brilliance that suit a solitaire engagement ring, a refined pendant, or an elegant pair of stud earrings. For the client who wants a stone with true presence, the eye clean appearance at normal viewing distance and the remarkable polish mean this spinel reads as a vivid, luxurious purple on the hand, while the compact 1.15 carat weight keeps settings graceful and comfortable for daily wear.
If your intention is to connect a modern commission with a sense of history, this spinel is a natural choice. Spinel from Burma has long been treasured by royalty and collectors, historically mistaken for ruby and often set into crowns, signet rings, and ceremonial jewelry, where its durability and luster were prized as symbols of authority and protection. Artisans and wearers through the centuries valued spinel for its rich saturation and lasting color, and this piece carries that same lineage, a gemstone that would sit comfortably in an heirloom ring meant to be worn and passed down. Traditional uses of such stones included talismans to instill courage and composure, and settings that favored cushion and oval shapes to both protect the stone and show its color with dignity. Choosing this spinel is a way to participate in that continuum, implanting a contemporary design with the gravitas of centuries of gemstone tradition, while benefiting from the superior transparency and precise cutting that modern lapidaries provide.
For those building a set, or for anyone who enjoys pairing contrasting color stories, consider Fire Opal as an ideal companion. Fire Opal is the opal type celebrated for its vivid warm body colors, typically ranging from bright orange to deep red, offering a dramatic counterpoint to the cool, regal purple of this spinel. Where spinel delivers intense saturated purple and sparkling facets, Fire Opal provides glow and warmth, and when used together in a single piece, the combination can create a conversation of color that is both modern and timeless. At The Natural Gemstone Company we carefully select stones that are natural, untreated when possible, and that pair harmoniously, and we are pleased to offer guidance on complementary stones, custom settings, and secure packaging so your piece arrives ready to become a personal treasure. If you are looking for the perfect engagement stone with presence and provenance, or a rare collector gem with clear Burmese origin and superb craftsmanship, this purple spinel stands as a fitting and elegant solution.




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