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1.33 Ct. Greyish Blue Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone is available to ship now
Item ID: | K5958 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.06 Width: 5.06 Height: 3.96 |
Weight: | 1.33 Ct. |
Color: help | Greyish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $60 |
One beautiful transparent 1.33 carat emerald cut shape greyish blue spinel, presented with dimensions 7.06 x 5.06 x 3.96 mm, arrives as an object of refined desire. Faceted to exacting proportions in an emerald cut, this stone offers the quiet geometry of classical elegance and the modern clarity of precise workmanship. The clarity grade slightly included evaluated at eye level lends an honest, natural character that expert hands have respected rather than camouflaged, and the medium color intensity allows the greyish blue hue to breathe, to shift, to reveal its inner depth under different lights. The polish is excellent, a mirror finish that translates every soft movement into scintillation, and the gem is entirely natural with no enhancement, a rare and consequential detail for the discerning collector. Origin Ceylon Sri Lanka ties this spinel to an island celebrated for producing gems of poetic quality. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this stone as a compact statement of sophistication, a jewel that announces taste without shouting, a gem that rewards the wearer who understands the value of provenance and unaltered truth.
To appreciate this spinel is to read the echoes of gemstone history and to see how a modern treasure converses with famous names. In the royal collections of Europe, several jewels once thought to be rubies were in fact spinels, and the Black Princes Ruby in the British Imperial regalia is a storied example, a reminder that spinel has long held sovereign esteem. The Timur Ruby and the Samarian Spinel are other witnesses to the esteemed place of spinel in crowns and troves, stones that have kept company with emperors and sultans. While those historical giants command legend by scale and antiquity, this 1.33 carat greyish blue spinel channels the same narrative of rarity and respect in a personal, wearable form. Its blue grey tone speaks with a more restrained voice than the electric blue of the Hope Diamond, and yet it carries a comparable ability to captivate, with subtlety rather than spectacle. Like the famous sapphires from Ceylon that have dazzled royalty, this gem shares the island provenance, but it reveals a different personality, one that sits between storm and calm, refined but unassuming, modest in size but monumental in presence.
The optical performance of this emerald cut greyish blue spinel is a study in controlled brilliance. Emerald cuts emphasize planes and flashes rather than full fire, and in this gem that formal cleverness becomes an invitation to contemplation. Each table reflection is a window to the stone core, where the medium color intensity and the slight inclusions create a landscape of depth and life. The excellent polish elevates every facet edge into a line of light, allowing the gem to perform with the poise of high jewelry. Because it is unenhanced, the way it handles light and color is the true expression of its formation, not a laboratory script, and that authenticity is a luxury unto itself. The dimensions 7.06 x 5.06 x 3.96 mm make it exceptionally versatile. It will sit at the center of a ring with authority, it will find a noble home in a pendant, and it will balance beautifully in an elegant pair of cufflinks. For the collector who values both wearability and distinctiveness, the slightly included clarity is not a defect but a signature of natural origin, a reminder that every great gemstone carries the geography of the earth within.
To own this Ceylon greyish blue spinel is to claim more than an attractive object. It is to align oneself with a lineage of gemstones that have defined taste and power across centuries, while asserting a contemporary sensibility that prizes integrity and subtlety. The Natural Gemstone Company offers this stone as a rare opportunity to possess a natural, unenhanced treasure that will speak of cultivated judgment and an appreciation for genuine, unretouched beauty. For those who seek to wear a gem that communicates refinement rather than ostentation, this spinel is an achievement, a private triumph that confirms discernment. We invite you to consider this stone as the focal point of a bespoke creation, or as a singular acquisition to be treasured as part of a curated collection. Owning it will be to partake in a storied tradition, to hold a piece of Ceylon in your hand, and to make a statement that true luxury is found in authenticity, provenance, and timeless proportion.




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