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2.19 Ct. Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Nov 22
Item ID: | K17066 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9 Width: 6.79 Height: 3.97 |
Weight: | 2.19 Ct. |
Color: help | Red |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $900 |
This transparent 2.19 carat red spinel from Burma Myanmar exemplifies the rigorous sourcing and exacting selection standards upheld by The Natural Gemstone Company, it measures 9.00 by 6.79 by 3.97 millimeters and is fashioned in a classical emerald cut that emphasizes directional color and controlled light return, it exhibits an intense color intensity that reads as a vivid pure red with a balanced tone and saturation, the stone has a clarity grade described as very very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, the surface state is described as excellent polish, and the piece has been enhanced by stable heat treatment that brings forward its natural chromophores without altering the stone matrix.
The emerald cut on this spinel is executed with step facets on the crown and pavilion that create broad, even planes for color presentation rather than scintillation alone, the long rectangular table and tiered pavilion planes produce a clear optical window that allows the intense red body color to present evenly across the table, facet junctions are sharp and symmetrical which minimizes facet leakage and maximizes the perception of depth, the facet geometry and proportional considerations were chosen to balance face up size and optical performance while preserving weight, the controlled pavilion slope and crown angle reduce unwanted windowing and deliver an even saturation when viewed from standard mounting heights, these design decisions reflect an artisanal approach to cutting that privileges color integrity and table brilliance appropriate to a top quality red spinel.
The color and clarity characteristics of this specimen are of particular technical interest to connoisseurs, the intense color grade indicates high chromophore concentration with minimal modifying tones, the even saturation is a function of both the material homogeneity and the cutter s orientation relative to the crystal axis, the clarity grade of very very slightly included at eye level denotes inclusions that are minimal in size and strategic in location so as not to impede transparency or light transmission, such inclusions are commonly isolated crystal remnants or submicroscopic feathering near the girdle that do not compromise structural integrity, the documented heat treatment is a conventional and stable enhancement performed to optimize hue and saturation, it is not an indication of dyeing or fracture filling and it remains durable under normal wearing and cleaning conditions, spinel rates eight on the Mohs hardness scale which provides substantive resistance to abrasion and makes this stone well suited to rings and daily wear when set with appropriate protective settings and routine care.
For mounting and design the emerald cut profile invites a range of precision setting solutions that respect its faceting geometry and corner vulnerabilities, prong settings with secure corner protection are recommended for solitaire presentations that favor maximum table exposure, bezel variations may be employed to protect the corners for more active wear while still allowing the step facets to read through the side walls, the dimensions of nine point zero by six point seven nine by three point nine seven millimeters align well with common ring and pendant mounting templates and permit clean fabrication without major modification, the stone s depth distribution and table proportions favor settings that present the red saturation to the viewer while side stones such as tapered baguettes or channel set melee diamonds can be used to accentuate the stone s hue through contrast, metal selection also influences perceived color tone, warm metals such as yellow or rose gold will integrate subtle warm reflections that emphasize the red, cool metals such as white gold or platinum provide a contemporary contrast that isolates the gem s color.
Natural beauty endures when material quality and craftsmanship are combined with appropriate care and considered design, this Burmese red spinel will continue to captivate over years due to its intrinsic stability, the heat treatment applied is permanent and does not require retreatment, the robust hardness and the clean polish mean surface wear will be slow and predictable, provenance from Burma Myanmar adds historical and market context that supports long term desirability, The Natural Gemstone Company provides full disclosure, documentation, and consultation for mounting and maintenance, we recommend routine inspection of the setting by a qualified jeweler, gentle cleaning with warm soapy water and a soft brush, avoidance of harsh chemical exposure and extreme thermal shock, we also offer custom design services and technical mounting recommendations that preserve the gem s optical properties, please contact us for additional high resolution images, facet maps, or to discuss bespoke settings and certification options.




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