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10.52 Ct. Spinel from Madagascar
This loose stone ships by Mar 29
Item ID: | K22759 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 14.68 Width: 9.77 Height: 7.4 |
Weight: | 10.52 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Madagascar |
Per carat price: help | $1,212 |
This transparent 10.52 carat emerald cut purple spinel measures 14.68 by 9.77 by 7.40 mm, and presents an intense, evenly distributed purple hue, excellent polish, and a clarity grade of very slightly included evaluated at eye level. The stone is natural and untreated, with no enhancement reported, and originates from Madagascar, a source known for producing high quality spinel material. The classic emerald cut emphasizes the stone s color depth and clarity, producing broad step facets that yield a refined appearance and steady color saturation. The combination of size, transparency, and cut quality results in a gemstone that is both visually striking and technically well executed.
From an investment perspective, several attributes support potential appreciation in value over time. Spinel has increasingly attracted the attention of collectors and connoisseurs as its rarity becomes more widely recognized, and fine color varieties, especially in larger sizes, remain uncommon in the market. A 10.52 carat, transparent, intensely colored, untreated purple spinel is notable within that context, as untreated stones typically command a premium relative to similar treated material. Madagascar provenance adds to the stone s marketability, given the established reputation of some deposits for producing marketable gem quality spinel. Market drivers that can influence future appreciation include global demand for colored gemstones, limited supply of large, high quality specimens, and growing collector interest in alternatives to traditional gems. It is also relevant that well cut stones, with clean proportions and excellent polish, maintain stronger resale value, as they are readily useable in high end jewelry or as collector pieces.
Practical considerations will affect realized investment outcomes, and these should inform any acquisition decision. Independent certification and clear documentation of origin and treatment status enhance liquidity and price transparency, and secure storage, insurance, and provenance records protect long term value. Marketability is higher for stones that are properly documented and presented by reputable dealers, and The Natural Gemstone Company provides full disclosure on origin, treatment, and quality parameters to support secondary market transactions. While no gemstone investment can be guaranteed, this particular purple spinel combines rarity, size, and untreated origin in a way that aligns with characteristics collectors and investors typically seek for potential future appreciation.





















