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2.11 Ct. Pink Spinel from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Dec 1
Item ID: | K16978 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 8.22 Width: 6.11 Height: 4.58 |
Weight: | 2.11 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Light |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $1,621 |
A cushion of dawn captured in crystal, this transparent 2.11 carat pink spinel measures 8.22 by 6.11 by 4.58 millimeters, with a mixed brilliant cut that allows light to sigh and bloom from its heart. Its clarity grade is very very slightly included evaluated at eye level, its color intensity reads as light, and its polish is excellent, a surface that feels like silk under a summer sun. Untreated and honest, with no enhancement, the stone bears the quiet authority of its Tanzanian origin, a provenance that speaks of hidden valleys and mineral dreams. At The Natural Gemstone Company we present this gem as more than an object, it is a keepsake for vows, a whisper for anniversaries, a promise that will warm decades with its steady, gentle glow.
Compared to the vivid, electric pink of Mahenge spinels that sing like neon petals, this Tanzanian cushion leans toward a softer, more romantic cadence, like a dusk petal rather than midday flame. It does not seek the intense crimson leaning of the famed Mogok rubies and spinels of Burma, it instead favors a tender, blushing tone that recalls the pale Ceylon sapphires from Sri Lanka when seen in morning light, yet it carries a clarity and a purity that feels closer to the crystalline crispness of Burmese spinel from Luc Yen in Vietnam. It shares the gentle coral whisper of a padparadscha, while avoiding the orange dominance that defines that rare hue, and it offers a lighter, airier sentiment than the deep, velvety saturation of Kashmir blue sapphires. For someone who loves subtlety over spectacle, this gem is a poem rather than a proclamation, a gentle chorus rather than a solo trumpet. When set, this cushion will converse with skin and season, reflecting warmth in daylight and offering a blush like candlelight at evening, a stone both intimate and steadfast, a Tanzanian heart carried by the wearer.
























