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1.45 Ct. Purple Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Nov 9
Item ID: | K29087 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.94 Width: 6.47 Height: 3.63 |
Weight: | 1.45 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $483 |
This exquisite transparent purple spinel weighs 1.45 carat, and it is presented in a classic oval shape that measures 7.94 by 6.47 by 3.63 mm, faceted with a mixed brilliant cut that brings out exceptional sparkle. The color registers as intense, a vibrant purple that balances warmth and depth, and the clarity is graded slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which offers a natural character without compromising brilliance. The polish is excellent, ensuring crisp facet junctions and superior light return, and this spinel is completely natural with no enhancement, originating from the storied mines of Burma Myanmar. Compared to many stones on the market that have undergone treatments to alter hue or clarity, this gem stands out for its authenticity, and its moderate size and strong color make it a versatile choice for rings, pendants, or bespoke jewelry pieces.
When comparing this purple spinel to alternatives available today, consider both price and long term value, as well as rarity. Amethyst often presents a similar violet tone at a lower price point, however amethyst is a variety of quartz, which is softer and more common, and it lacks the density and durability of spinel. Sapphire can rival spinel in hardness and prestige, but natural purple sapphires of comparable intensity are rarer and significantly more expensive, and many sapphires on the market have been heat treated to reach desirable colors. Synthetic or heavily treated spinels will present uniform color and sometimes flawless clarity, but they do not carry the provenance or the story of a natural stone. This Australian offered spinel from Burma Myanmar at The Natural Gemstone Company is unenhanced, and that authenticity delivers long lasting value, collectors appeal, and an ethical clarity about what you are buying.
The cutting and clarity of this stone have been considered with care to maximize visual impact, and the mixed brilliant cut is an excellent choice for an oval outline because it opens up the color while enhancing scintillation. The slightly included clarity grade means there are small internal features visible at eye level, which do not detract from the gem when set properly, and in many cases they serve as distinguishing natural fingerprints that confirm the gem is untreated. The excellent polish ensures that each facet interacts with light in a lively manner, creating flashes of brilliance and a velvety purple body color that shifts subtly with viewing angle. Compared to a poorly cut or heavily included stone, this spinel offers superior optical performance, and compared to a flawless but lab created alternative, it offers the intangible benefit of being a unique product of nature.
Beyond technical merits, this purple spinel carries a romantic backstory tied to its color and clarity, a narrative that is perfect for commemorating a milestone or engraving memory. Imagine twilight in the hills surrounding an ancient Burmese temple, the sky turning from rose to deep indigo, and a single lantern reflected in a quiet pool, the light transformed into a violet shimmer. The intense purple of this spinel evokes that twilight moment, a bridge between day and night, passion and calm, much like a love that deepens and matures over time. The slight inclusion within the stone can be thought of as a tiny memory trapped in crystal, a reassuring imperfection that tells a story about a journey, an honest reminder that beauty and history are often inseparable. When set into a ring or pendant, this gem can become a wearable heirloom that carries the romance of that dusk forever.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we take pride in offering gems that are not only beautiful, but also transparent in their origin and treatment, and this Burmese purple spinel exemplifies that commitment. For buyers seeking a stone that balances rarity, durability, and aesthetic appeal, this 1.45 carat oval spinel with intense color, a thoughtful mixed brilliant cut, and excellent polish is an outstanding option, especially given that it is natural and unenhanced. If you value authenticity over overly processed perfection, and if you want a gem that will age gracefully and hold meaning for years to come, this spinel is a superior choice compared to common alternatives. Please contact our team at The Natural Gemstone Company to discuss settings, certification, or viewing options, and let us help you transform this remarkable stone into a piece of jewelry that tells your story.




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