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1.34 Ct. Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Apr 17
Item ID: | K22980 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.59 Width: 6.34 Height: 3.44 |
Weight: | 1.34 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $134 |
This exquisite transparent blue spinel, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, weighs 1.34 carat and is masterfully fashioned into an emerald cut that measures 7.59 by 6.34 by 3.44 millimeters, clarity grade eye clean, evaluated at eye level, medium color intensity, and an excellent polish, with no enhancement, sourced from Ceylon, Sri Lanka. The emerald cut is traditionally prized for its elegant step facets and broad table, and in this specimen those proportions emphasize the gem's pure, cool blue tone while revealing its exceptional optical clarity. Unlike heavily included or treated stones that can mask natural beauty, this spinel offers an honest, untreated presence, a rarity in the market, allowing collectors and designers to work with a gem whose intrinsic qualities are fully visible and reliable. The clean lines of the cut deliver a refined, architectural sparkle that translates beautifully into rings, pendants, and cufflinks, making it an ideal centerpiece for someone seeking a classic yet contemporary aesthetic.
When compared to other blue gems commonly offered, this Ceylon blue spinel stands out for a combination of optical performance, durability, and value. Blue sapphire, for instance, can rival spinel in tone but often commands higher prices for comparable eye clean material, and many sapphires on the market undergo heat treatment to intensify color, a practice not required for this spinel. Tanzanite offers a distinctive violet blue hue but is softer and more cleavage prone, requiring more cautious daily wear. Aquamarine and blue topaz deliver lighter, more pastel appearances or are frequently heat treated or irradiated to achieve their commercial colors. This spinel’s natural medium blue color, coupled with excellent polish and eye clean clarity, delivers the visual appeal of more expensive stones with a more accessible price per carat, and its natural, untreated origin enhances both resale value and collector desirability. The emerald cut highlights transparency over fire, so the wearer benefits from the gem’s pure color and clarity rather than distracting flashes, a nuance that often appeals to connoisseurs who prize refinement and authenticity.
There is a deep heritage to this material that enhances its character and appeal, a heritage that our clients at The Natural Gemstone Company appreciate. Spinels from Ceylon have been cherished for centuries, often traded alongside sapphires and rubies from the same storied mines, and historically some of the most famous royal jewels initially identified as rubies were later recognized as spinels, a testament to their historical importance and regal presence. In many cultures across South Asia and the ancient trade routes, spinel was valued not only for its beauty but also for its symbolism, often set into coronets, ceremonial jewelry, and amulets, where it was worn as a mark of status and protection. That legacy informs contemporary use, lending a narrative depth to modern jewelry pieces that celebrate continuity, craftsmanship, and the authentic origin of the gem. Designers and clients who value provenance will find the Ceylon origin both tangible and meaningful, connecting a modern commission to a centuries old lapidary tradition.
Choosing this 1.34 carat emerald cut blue spinel from The Natural Gemstone Company is a decision for those who want enduring elegance, transparent sourcing, and superior value. Because it is eye clean and untreated, it requires less compromise in design, allowing clean settings that showcase its step facets and deep, even color, and it performs admirably in everyday wear compared with more fragile alternatives. We stand behind the gem with clear documentation of origin and treatment status, and our cutters and gemologists select stones that balance visual appeal with structural integrity, enabling bespoke settings and commercially smart investments. For care, we recommend routine gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush, and avoidance of harsh chemical cleaners to preserve the polish. If you are seeking a blue gemstone that marries classic elegance, historical resonance, and modern practicality, this Ceylon blue spinel is an exceptional choice, and our team at The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to assist with custom mounting, certification, and any additional information you may need.




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