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2.12 Ct. Reddish Pink Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
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Item ID: | K462 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 7.98 Width: 8.04 Height: 4.34 |
Weight: | 2.12 Ct. |
Color: help | Reddish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Eye Clean |
Shape: help | Round |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $4,250 |
There are gemstones that speak in whispers of empires and river valleys, and then there are stones that declare their heritage with a clarity that travels across centuries. This C Dunaigre certified red 2.12 carat round shape reddish pink spinel is one such jewel, a living echo of the storied gemstone traditions of Burma Myanmar. For collectors and connoisseurs who cherish lineage and legacy, this spinel brings with it the gravitas of ancient trade routes and royal treasuries, a quiet authority that feels both noble and inevitable. From the earliest days when spinel was mistaken for ruby among crowns and ceremonial regalia, to more recent rediscoveries by gemmologists and jewelers who prized its resilience and color, this stone embodies continuity. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this gem not simply as an object of beauty, but as a fragment of history that can be worn and preserved, a piece of the past that remains vibrantly present.
Quality begins with weight and is confirmed by provenance and condition. At 2.12 carats this spinel sits in a category of rare accessibility, large enough to command attention, and compact enough to be set in the most refined mountings. The dimensions of 7.98 x 8.04 x 4.34 mm reflect the considered choices of a cutter who balanced weight retention and optical performance, creating a stone that carries substantial mass with elegant proportions. The cutting style is faceted, employing a mixed brilliant cut that allows for both scintillation and depth. The polish is excellent, a mirror like finish that allows light to flow through the gem with minimal interruption. Clarity is eye clean as evaluated at eye level, meaning that the stone presents without visible inclusions to the unaided eye, a characteristic that further elevates perceived quality. Color intensity is vivid, a reddish pink presence that is at once romantic and authoritative, capable of reading warm or cool depending on the setting and surrounding metals. Importantly this spinel is natural with no enhancement, a factor that collectors and investors understand as central to value. The C Dunaigre certification underlines authenticity, providing documentation that aligns scientific assessment with the historical story of the gem.
The weight of 2.12 carats is more than a number, it is the measure of presence and potential. In a round shape with mixed brilliant faceting the carat weight translates into a face up size that is immediately satisfying, a focal point that anchors any design without overwhelming the wearer. For those who appreciate classic aesthetics, this size lends itself to solitaire rings, single stone pendants, and classic cluster arrangements where the central spinel holds court among accent diamonds or complementary colored gems. The balance of carat weight and excellent cut quality ensures that the gem performs with brilliance and fire, reflecting light in a way that feels both lively and restrained, an ideal combination for pieces intended to become family heirlooms. Beyond aesthetics the weight has practical implications for valuation and legacy. A 2.12 carat spinel from Burma Myanmar, untreated and certified, carries rarity premiums that make it a sound choice for both collectors and discerning buyers seeking an enduring investment in beauty.
Owning a gem of this caliber is an act of stewardship. It is an opportunity to carry forward a fragment of geological time and human craftsmanship, to choose a jewel that will one day tell a story to descendants and admirers. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the provenance and presentation of this spinel, offering the assurance of documented origin and professional certification. For the client who values legacy we recommend considering traditional settings that honor the stone s origins and color, such as a warm yellow gold bezel that accentuates its reddish pink tone or a white metal mount that enhances its scintillation. The stone s untreated nature invites a conservative approach to design and care, preserving its natural state for future generations. When you hold a 2.12 carat spinel of this clarity and hue you hold not only a beautiful object, but also a tangible continuation of history, a gem that ties contemporary taste to ancient sources. For patrons ready to invest in timeless quality, this spinel is a rare and worthy selection, available through The Natural Gemstone Company with the documentation and expertise to support a lifetime of admiration.




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