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1.95 Ct. Blue Spinel from Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
This loose stone ships by Nov 10
Item ID: | K28852 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.52 Width: 7.51 Height: 3.8 |
Weight: | 1.95 Ct. |
Color: help | 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 | $124 |
One beautiful transparent 1.95 carat oval shape blue spinel rests at the heart of this offering, a gem that speaks to history and to the quiet dignity of classical design, an 8.52 by 7.51 by 3.80 millimeter stone faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, evaluated as very very slightly included at eye level, showing an intense color intensity and an excellent polish, entirely free from enhancement, and sourced from the storied mines of Ceylon, Sri Lanka. This gemstone arrives to you through The Natural Gemstone Company, where provenance is as important as perfection, and where each stone is selected with an eye for character and an insistence on natural integrity. The oval silhouette is a time honored shape that flatters many settings and frames color in a way that feels both ancient and immediate. The mixed brilliant cutting style gives the stone a lively balance of scintillation and depth, allowing each facet to perform in service of the gem s natural hue. The intense sapphire like blue sets it apart from more common tones, offering a chromatic presence that reads as regal without ever feeling ostentatious.
Spinel has been treasured since antiquity, often hidden in plain sight among other icons of royalty and devotion, and the provenance of Ceylon ties this stone to an island whose gemstones have moved through centuries of trade and craftsmanship. Historic crown jewels and private collections alike have contained spinels that were once mistaken for rubies, a testament to their enduring capacity to captivate the eye and the imagination. That long legacy makes this blue spinel an ideal candidate for pieces that aspire to be heirlooms, pieces that will be handed down because they embody a story as much as a hue. When set into a classic ring, the gem signals a continuity with tradition, and when placed within a pendant that rests at the throat, it evokes a history of devotion and display. The stone s clarity and polish allow it to recall those storied jewels without simply replicating them, its intense blue offering a contemporary clarity while maintaining the timelessness of a gemstone that has moved through cultures and eras.
The versatility of this 1.95 carat oval blue spinel becomes most evident when one considers the breadth of settings into which it may be transformed, each option honoring its history while crafting a new chapter for the wearer. As a solitaire ring the oval form reads elegant and elongated, lending itself to solitary prong settings that showcase its mixed brilliant facets, or to soft bezel frames that emphasize the gem s clean silhouette for daily wear. A halo setting amplifies its intense color, surrounding the spinel with small diamonds or colored stones to create a luminous contrast, ideal for engagement rings or cocktail pieces intended to make an impression. For an heirloom inspired look, vintage filigree or milgrain details and a cathedral gallery will marry the gem to the language of Victorian and Edwardian jewelry, while Art Deco geometry can render the blue spinel into a more architectural statement. The gem also lends itself beautifully to matched earrings, where two custom mounts or a single drop pendant can exploit its oval symmetry, and a bracelet or cufflink adaptation will translate its presence into a refined accessory for everyday life or celebration.
When you choose The Natural Gemstone Company to commission this blue spinel into a finished jewel, you join a process that respects tradition and personalized expression, a collaborative path from loupe to legacy. Our design consultations begin with the stone itself, honoring its natural attributes and historic resonance, then proceed through sketches, metal choices, and setting techniques so that the final piece feels inevitable, as though the gem and its mount were always meant for one another. We can recommend proportions and girdle orientation that protect the stone while enhancing its visual length, advise on prong counts and bezel heights that preserve the mixed brilliant cut s play, and propose complementary side stones that enhance color without detracting from the spinel s innate magnetism. For those who seek a wedding heirloom, a family present, or a personal emblem of taste, this Ceylon blue spinel offers both the gravity of the past and the flexibility of contemporary design, ready to become a singular work of adornment. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company to explore custom settings, to request imagery or certification, and to begin a design story that will endure across generations.




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