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1.48 Ct. Pink Spinel from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Oct 7
Item ID: | K29772 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.98 Width: 6.61 Height: 3.89 |
Weight: | 1.48 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $600 |
If you have been searching for the ideal pink gemstone to symbolize a milestone, to anchor a bespoke engagement ring, or to add a rare and refined piece to a collector cabinet, this 1.48 carat cushion shape pink spinel from Tanzania answers that search with precision and poise. Its measurements of 6.98 x 6.61 x 3.89 mm give it a presence that is both wearable and distinct, a size that balances vibrancy with practicality. The stone is faceted with a mixed brilliant cut that maximizes light performance, offering scintillation and fire that catch the eye without overpowering an elegant setting. At a clarity grade of very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, this spinel shows clean, lively transparency close to that of classic gemstones that have been prized for centuries. The medium color intensity provides a true pink that reads as natural and versatile, warm enough to convey romantic depth, and pure enough to pair beautifully with both rose and white precious metals. With an excellent polish and no enhancement, this spinel offers the confidence of authenticity and durability, a gem that is ready to be set and enjoyed immediately.
When comparing this Tanzanian pink spinel to famous gemstones in history, consider both lineage and character, not only size. The world has long revered spinels for their beauty and historical significance, in many cases outshining or being mistaken for more famous stones. The Black Princes Ruby that adorns royal regalia was in fact a red spinel, and the story behind it speaks to spinel resilience and historical cachet. Likewise, the soft but unmistakable pink of the Darya ye Noor diamond conveys timeless romance that collectors and connoisseurs seek, yet it is extremely rare and historically monumental. This pink spinel captures the essence of those revered stones in miniature, without the overwhelming rarity premium of a museum piece. Its mixed brilliant cut gives it the lively dispersion and scintillation that one would seek in a prized diamond, while its hue channels the gentle yet arresting color of storied pink gems. Unlike treated or filled stones, this spinel is wholly natural, an honest treasure from Tanzania that retains its natural origin story and intrinsic value, offering a rare combination of historical echo, modern cut brilliance, and ethical clarity.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that your pursuit may be personal, whether it is for an engagement symbol, a centerpiece for a bespoke design, or a museum quality addition to a curated collection. This cushion shaped pink spinel answers those needs with a straightforward promise, it is a natural, untreated gem from Tanzania, expertly cut and polished to enhance its medium intensity pink color, and sized and graded to please both the eye and the mind. Its very slightly included clarity at eye level means it wears with the confidence of transparency, and its excellent polish and mixed brilliant cutting style translate into lively movement and constant appeal on the hand. The provenance in Tanzania links this stone to a tradition of fine spinel discoveries, and the absence of enhancements ensures longevity, stability, and ethical clarity. Allow us to guide you through setting options and to provide high resolution images and viewing guidance, so that you may see this spinel in its best light, and feel assured that your search concludes with a gem that stands alongside historical favorites in spirit and shines with a modern brilliance that will be treasured for generations.
























