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1.92 Ct. Greyish Blue Spinel from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 10
Item ID: | K14437 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.53 Width: 6.73 Height: 4.55 |
Weight: | 1.92 Ct. |
Color: help | Greyish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $400 |
This 1.92 carat oval greyish blue spinel from Tanzania is an exceptional example of natural gemstone quality, measuring 8.53 by 6.73 by 4.55 millimeters, faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, and finished with an excellent polish. Compared to many stones on the market this spinel stands out for its transparency and genuine untreated status, no enhancement, which is increasingly rare and highly prized by collectors and designers. The medium color intensity yields a refined greyish blue tone that reads as sophisticated and versatile against multiple metals and settings, unlike some overly saturated stones that can look artificial in certain lights. The clarity grade is slightly included when evaluated at eye level, which in practice means the gem retains lively brilliance and a window of clean beauty even without magnification, offering a balanced combination of visual appeal and value. When buyers weigh options such as sapphire, topaz, or treated spinel, this piece competes strongly because it provides natural color, durable hardness, and a level of clarity and polish that allows confident incorporation into fine jewelry without worry about future treatments.
In comparison to alternatives available from mass market suppliers and laboratory treated stones, this Tanzanian spinel offers distinct advantages. Many spinels offered at similar price points are either heavily included, heat treated, or have been subjected to clarity enhancement, all factors that can diminish both resale value and long term desirability. By contrast this gem is unenhanced and cut to a mixed brilliant style, which maximizes light performance and creates a lively scintillation across the crown while preserving depth in the pavilion for color saturation. The oval shape at nearly 2 carats strikes a rare balance that feels substantial on the finger or as a pendant focal, yet remains practical for everyday wear. The greyish blue hue is less common than the typical red and pink spinels, granting uniqueness without sacrificing the durability that makes spinel a favorite among jewelers, hardness and resistance to wear that rivals sapphire in many practical applications. The Natural Gemstone Company sources and verifies origin and treatment history, and this Tanzanian provenance is noteworthy because the region is known for producing clean, well colored spinels that appeal to connoisseurs who prefer natural, ethically sourced gems.
Beyond its aesthetic and market advantages, this spinel carries metaphysical associations that many owners find meaningful, adding another layer of value beyond its material worth. Spinel in general is traditionally associated with renewal and revitalization, believed to invigorate spirit and restore a sense of balance after times of stress or exhaustion. The greyish blue coloration of this particular stone lends emphasis to calm communication and inner clarity. Wearers who resonate with chakra theory often connect blue toned spinel with the throat and third eye centers, suggesting enhanced self expression and clearer insight during meditation or creative work. Because this gem is unenhanced and transparent, the energy it is thought to emit is considered by practitioners to be clean and uncomplicated, suitable for use in personal talismans, daily jewelry, or meditation tools. Many clients report that a spinel of this profile can help steady emotions while simultaneously encouraging a quiet confidence, making it an ideal choice for someone seeking a stone that supports both outward presentation and inner harmony.
From a design and investment perspective this stone is a compelling choice. The mixed brilliant cut and excellent polish mean it will sit beautifully in a ring, pendant, or pair of earrings, offering a lively sparkle that complements its subtle greyish blue color. Slight inclusions do not detract from the gem but rather provide a signature of natural origin that collectors and discerning buyers often prefer to the uniformity of synthetics. When you consider the rarity of untreated Tanzanian spinel in this size and the combination of good clarity, strong polish, and a pleasing oval profile, the result is a piece that delivers exceptional value relative to comparable offerings on the market. For those seeking a versatile, durable, and visually unique gemstone backed by ethical sourcing and expert appraisal, The Natural Gemstone Company presents this 1.92 carat greyish blue spinel as a superior choice that blends beauty, meaning, and lasting worth.






















