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1.74 Ct. Greenish Blue Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Sep 28
Item ID: | K21102 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.34 Width: 5.92 Height: 4.3 |
Weight: | 1.74 Ct. |
Color: help | Greenish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Ceylon (Sri Lanka) |
Per carat price: help | $600 |
Allow me to introduce a jewel that speaks in the quiet language of rarity and refinement, a greenish blue spinel of consummate beauty weighing 1.74 carat, shaped into an elegant oval and measuring 7.34 by 5.92 by 4.30 millimeters, faceted with a mixed brilliant cut that captures and returns light with a magnetic intensity. This gem presents an intense color intensity that arrests the eye, and a clarity grade of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, which allows the brilliance to remain uninterrupted while testifying to its natural origin. The polish is excellent, and there has been no enhancement, rendering this a pure and honest example of nature and artistry combined. When you hold this stone up to the light you do not simply see a color, you experience a presence, a private spectacle that belongs to the holder alone. The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to present such a specimen, one that is not merely purchased, but adopted into a collection of discernment and taste.
Imagine, if you will, the long slow symphony of geological time that produced this greenish blue spinel, a narrative that began millions of years ago beneath the surface of Ceylon Sri Lanka, where ancient seas gave way to mountain building and metamorphism in a crucible of heat and pressure. Deep within those formative chambers, aluminum rich sediments and magmatic intrusions interacted in a chemistry of extraordinary complexity, creating pockets where the conditions for spinel growth were precisely aligned. Over epochs, atoms of magnesium, aluminum, and traces of chromium and iron arranged themselves into the cubic lattice that defines spinel, and under subtle variations in trace elements the stone acquired its greenish blue hue. The environment was neither uniform nor hurried, it was a patient workshop where crystal faces unfolded gradually, accepting each new layer with a dignity that only time can give. As tectonic forces climbed and folded the earth, some of these ancient pockets were uplifted, transported, and exposed to erosion, allowing these crystallized memories of the deep to be liberated and eventually found by those with the vision to recognize their importance.
The journey from rough crystal to the polished oval you now see is a testament to connoisseurship and to the discipline of cutting that elevates raw material into wearable art. The mixed brilliant cut chosen for this stone was selected to enhance the optical balance between scintillation and depth of color, to harmonize the intense tone with a lively table and crown that scatter light in scintillant flashes, while the pavilion facets return a layered depth that draws the observer into the heart of the gem. At 7.34 by 5.92 by 4.30 millimeters, the proportions are balanced to sit comfortably in a ring or pendant, to read as both substantial and elegant. The clarity of very very slightly included evaluated at eye level indicates that what you have is essentially eye clean, with inclusions that serve as a fine print of natural origin rather than a distraction. The excellent polish is the final hand that smooths and perfects, allowing the surface to act like a mirror, to sing when light moves across it, and to reveal that vivid greenish blue character with utter clarity. The origin of Ceylon Sri Lanka is not mere provenance, it is a seal of pedigree, an assurance that the cultural and geological context of the stone is among the most storied in the world of gems.
To own this gem is to claim a lineage of place and time, a privilege that connotes both taste and accomplishment. No enhancement and the natural provenance from Ceylon Sri Lanka mean that this spinel remains a direct expression of the earth that formed it, and to set it in a commission piece is to create an heirloom that will speak of your standards for decades and generations. At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand the language of such pieces, and we offer our expertise in pairing this oval 1.74 carat greenish blue spinel with settings that honor its color, cut, and character, whether you prefer the modern restraint of a bezel, the classic poise of a four prong mounting, or an inventive design that contrasts soft metals with the stone s vivacity. Imagine it against warm gold to emphasize green undertones, or set in cool platinum to let the blue clarity sing, either choice will announce a restrained yet unmistakable statement of refinement. This gem is more than an object, it is a decision, an affirmation of discernment that is visible and lasting. If you are ready to claim this exceptional spinel for your collection, allow The Natural Gemstone Company to guide you through any questions on setting options, certification, and bespoke presentation, and to ensure that the final ownership experience is as polished and exacting as the gem itself.




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