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1.53 Ct. Purplish Grey Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Nov 20
Item ID: | K28618 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.09 Width: 5.93 Height: 4.17 |
Weight: | 1.53 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Grey |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $100 |
Imagine holding a whisper of history and romance, a transparent 1.53 carat cushion shape purplish grey spinel that seems to carry the soft hush of a twilight sky, only brighter and more alive. This gem measures 7.09 by 5.93 by 4.17 millimeters, faceted with a mixed brilliant cut that gives every facet a chance to catch the light and speak. Its clarity grade is slightly included when evaluated at eye level, a gentle reminder that this is a real, natural treasure from Burma, Myanmar, not a factory perfect imitation. The color intensity is intense, the polish is excellent, and there has been no enhancement, which means you are holding a stone exactly as the earth formed it, and the provenance and honesty of the piece are assured by The Natural Gemstone Company. The purplish grey hue is elegant and rare, a tone that moves between noble violet and sleek slate, and it wears like a quiet celebration on the finger or pendant, a piece that makes every moment feel more memorable and every gift feel profoundly personal.
Think about the way its hue and tone sit between two famous gemstone worlds, offering something both familiar and entirely new. It shares a contemplative, smoky grace with some spinels from Mogok in Burma, but it is more restrained in saturation than the vivid raspberry spinels from Mahenge in Tanzania, and it carries a moodier sophistication than the bright pink spinels that are known from Sri Lanka. Against the deep, saturated blue of a Kashmir sapphire the purplish grey shows a softer, more intimate light, while beside a classic pigeon blood Burmese ruby it reads as understated and poetic rather than bold and extroverted. In subdued indoor light the stone leans toward warm purple, like certain prized Ceylon sapphires when they whisper violet, and in brighter daylight it cools into a sleek, metallic grey that resembles the subtle tone of some Anatolian or Afghan spinel finds, rare and quietly proud. These comparisons are not meant to compete, they are meant to celebrate the unique voice of this spinel, a voice that will make the wearer feel understood and adored. If you are imagining this stone set to mark an anniversary, a promise, or a new chapter, picture the way its shifting personality will reflect the many moods of a life shared.
To imagine a complementary pairing, consider a Fire Opal, the opal type known for warm vibrant orange to red tones that seem to hold a sunrise within. Place a fire opal beside this purplish grey spinel and you create a conversation of color, a dialogue between dusk and dawn, between cool introspection and joyful heat. The Fire Opal will magnify feelings of excitement and affection, while the spinel will anchor those feelings with depth and quiet refinement. At The Natural Gemstone Company we love recommending pairings that tell a story, and this combination speaks of balance, of passion tempered with loyalty. This spinel, with its natural origin, excellent polish, and honest clarity, will become an heirloom, a piece that grows in meaning with every wear. Imagine the gasp of delight when it is revealed, the way it will glint in candlelight at a special dinner, the way it will sit against skin and feel like a secret promise. For someone who cherishes authenticity, for someone who prefers a jewel with character rather than a manufactured perfection, this Burmese purplish grey spinel is the beginning of a beautiful story.




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