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1.19 Ct. Spinel from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Jan 4
Item ID: | K18880 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.43 Width: 5.85 Height: 3.95 |
Weight: | 1.19 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,008 |
There is a particular kind of quiet majesty that surrounds spinel, a gemstone that has walked through the pages of history as an heirloom and a wonder. From ancient treasuries to modern collections, blue spinel has carried with it a sense of timeless elegance, and this 1.19 carat oval from Tanzania is a refined expression of that legacy. Handled with care by experienced cutters and presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, it recalls the storied past of royal jewelry while answering the needs of contemporary design. Its medium intense blue color is a reminder of classic hues admired for centuries, and its transparent clarity invites close inspection, promising a stone that will remain cherished across generations.
Weight is often the most tangible measure of a gem’s rarity, and at 1.19 carat this blue spinel occupies a special place among collectible gemstones. In the world of spinel, stones that approach and exceed one carat with clean, eye appealing characteristics are less common than many realize, and that relative scarcity translates directly into enduring value. The gemstone’s weight, coupled with its oval shape and mixed brilliant cut, creates a generous face up presence that yields remarkable light performance for its size. Measuring 7.43 by 5.85 by 3.95 millimeters, the proportions are balanced to show a strong play of brilliance and a pleasing table size, making the 1.19 carat weight not just a number, but the reason this stone reads as both substantial and graceful when set. For collectors and connoisseurs, the precise interplay of weight and measurements is what transforms a beautiful crystal into a rare and significant addition.
Clarity and finish further elevate the worth and desirability of this gem. Graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the stone retains a clean and lively appearance that enhances both its aesthetic and market appeal. The inclusions are discreet, and the overall transparency allows light to traverse the mixed brilliant cut facets with excellent polish, producing scintillation that is lively without being harsh. Equally important is the fact that this spinel is untreated, no enhancement, a detail that underscores its natural provenance and long term value. Natural, untreated spinels of this quality from Tanzania are prized because they offer authenticity that collectors seek, and because their untreated state ensures the intrinsic characteristics of color, clarity, and weight remain faithful through the ages.
Choosing this 1.19 carat Tanzanian blue spinel from The Natural Gemstone Company is a decision that reflects appreciation for history, rarity, and enduring beauty. Its medium intense blue tone is versatile enough to complement traditional settings and sophisticated modern designs, while the weight secures a presence that will not be overshadowed by mounting or metal. Whether envisioned as the centerpiece of a classic ring meant to be handed down, or as a refined pendant destined to become part of a personal narrative, this stone carries the reassurance of quality, origin, and craftsmanship. We recommend settings that protect the girdle and back facets to preserve the gem for future wearers, and we invite you to consider this spinel as a timeless acquisition that bridges the past and the present. For further details, provenance documentation, or to discuss bespoke settings, The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to assist, guiding you through the selection and care that such a meaningful gemstone deserves.
























