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1.46 Ct. Pinkish Purple Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
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Item ID: | K18199 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.23 Width: 5.86 Height: 3.49 |
Weight: | 1.46 Ct. |
Color: help | Pinkish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $274 |
This transparent 1.46 carat spinel presents a refined pinkish purple hue, graded at medium color intensity, with dimensions of 8.23 by 5.86 by 3.49 mm. The gem is cut in a radiant shape and fashioned with a faceted cutting style that balances brilliance and fire. Clarity is evaluated as very slightly included at eye level, a grade that affirms its transparency and visual purity under normal viewing conditions. The surface polish is excellent, enhancing light return and the overall appearance of the stone. This spinel is untreated, with no enhancement applied, and its origin is Ceylon Sri Lanka, a region historically associated with high quality spinel deposits. The combination of precise dimensions, radiant cut proportions, and a clean, well executed polish make the stone suitable for a range of fine jewelry applications where color and durability are both important.
In the context of gemstone heritage this spinel aligns with longstanding traditions that prized spinel varieties for ceremonial and personal adornment. Spinel from Ceylon has been used for centuries in royal collections and religious ornaments in South Asia, valued for its stability and enduring color. Historically similar pink and purple spinels were set into brooches and crowns, used as focal stones in rings, and incorporated into necklaces that marked rites of passage. Craftsmen and lapidaries favored well cut, transparent stones for settings that required a balance of sparkle and robustness, reflecting practical preferences that persist among contemporary jewelers. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this spinel with full disclosure of its characteristics and origin, sustaining a lineage of gemstone appreciation based on provenance, technical quality, and traditional uses. This description is intended to provide factual information for specialists and connoisseurs who assess gemstones by weight, cut, clarity, color, polish, and origin, in keeping with established standards of gemological evaluation.




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