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2.06 Ct. Purple Spinel from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Nov 10
Item ID: | K29107 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.75 Width: 6.45 Height: 4.97 |
Weight: | 2.06 Ct. |
Color: help | Purple |
Color intensity: help | Medium |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $292 |
When you are searching for a gemstone that combines visual poetry with long term value, this transparent 2.06 carat cushion shape purple spinel answers that search with clarity and conviction. Measuring 7.75 by 6.45 by 4.97 millimeters, faceted in a mixed brilliant cut, and finished with an excellent polish, this spinel presents a balanced presence on the finger or in a collection. The medium color intensity reveals a beguiling purple that plays well in natural and artificial light, and the slightly included clarity when evaluated at eye level ensures the stone appears luminous and alive without visible distraction. For a buyer seeking an engagement gem that is both wearable and distinct, or a collector seeking a rare natural example, this spinel performs superbly. The cushion shape remains timeless, appealing to traditional and contemporary tastes alike, while the mixed brilliant faceting maximizes scintillation and face up color, delivering both emotional impact and enduring beauty.
If your priority is acquiring a gemstone that can serve as a beautiful wearable piece and a strategic addition to a gemstone portfolio, the attributes of this Tanzanian spinel make it an especially compelling choice. Spinel is known for its excellent durability, comparable to many popular jewelry gems, and this specimen sits over the psychologically and market significant threshold of 2.00 carats, which enhances its rarity and desirability. Its untreated status, confirmed as no enhancement, adds a premium and appeals to connoisseurs who prize natural provenance and authenticity. Tanzanian origins are respected in the trade, and stones from these localities have gained attention for their vibrant hues and good crystal quality. Market collectors and luxury consumers are increasingly seeking untreated, well cut spinels because supply is constrained and demand is rising for colored gemstones beyond the more common choices. The combination of size, cut, color, polish, and natural state positions this spinel to be not only a memorable center stone for an engagement ring, but also a piece likely to benefit from long term appreciation as interest in fine, natural colored gemstones grows.
From an investment perspective, purchasing this spinel through The Natural Gemstone Company means acquiring a specimen with multiple appreciation drivers. First, rarity matters and high quality, untreated spinels over 2 carats are significantly rarer than smaller stones, commanding attention at auctions and in private sales. Second, provenance and condition matter, and a Tanzanian origin plus excellent polish and a well executed mixed brilliant cut make the stone attractive to serious buyers who prize both aesthetic and market credentials. Third, broader market trends show increasing collector interest in alternative colored gemstones as investors seek to diversify beyond traditional assets. While gem markets can vary and no investment can be guaranteed, well chosen natural gemstones often outperform over time when they combine scarcity, aesthetic appeal, and verified natural origin. This spinel checks those boxes, and its medium intensity purple delivers a broad buyer appeal that spans multiple market segments, from engagement ring seekers to collectors looking for museum worthy examples.
We understand that buying a gemstone is both an emotional and financial decision, and The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to guide you through both aspects with professionalism and care. We recommend having this spinel certified by an independent gemological laboratory as part of your acquisition process, and we can assist with trusted grading and appraisal options to document its untreated status, origin, weight, dimensions, cut, clarity, and polish. For clients seeking an engagement ring we can provide mounting suggestions that protect and showcase the cushion form while preserving resale potential. For collectors and investors we can advise on storage, insurance, and market timing to help protect and enhance value. If your quest is for a beautiful, enduring, and potentially appreciating gemstone, this 2.06 carat Tanzanian cushion spinel is precisely the kind of exceptional, ethical, and timeless piece that concludes your search. Contact The Natural Gemstone Company to view detailed images, request certification documentation, or discuss how this stone can be incorporated into your collection or bespoke jewelry.
























