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3.10 Ct. Spinel from Tanzania
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Item ID: | K7925 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 9.47 Width: 7.96 Height: 4.64 |
Weight: | 3.10 Ct. |
Color: help | Pink |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $10,850 |
This exceptional Pink spinel from Tanzania weighs 3.10 carat, and is cut into a classic cushion shape with dimensions of 9.47 by 7.96 by 4.64 millimeters. The gem is GRS certified, confirming both its natural origin and the absence of any enhancement or treatment. The cut is a mixed brilliant style, combining the scintillation of brilliant facets with the color retention of step facets, and the polish is evaluated as excellent, creating lively reflections and a satiny finish on the pavilion and crown. The color intensity is vivid, a saturated, pure pink that reads strong and consistent through the stone, and the clarity is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, meaning that the inclusions are minimal and unobtrusive to the unaided eye. With proportions that yield a depth of approximately fifty three percent, this spinel achieves a pleasing balance between depth of color and light return, and because it is free of heat treatment or other enhancements, the hue you see in hand is the hue the earth produced, a rarity and a point of pride that The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind.
For the educated buyer who values both gemological integrity and aesthetic performance, this stone offers several compelling attributes. Pink spinel in vivid saturation is among the most sought after of the spinel family, and a clean, transparent example above three carats is uncommon on the market. The very slightly included clarity grade provides confidence that the gem will display superior transparency and brilliance under a variety of lighting conditions, while remaining robust enough for daily wearable settings. The mixed brilliant cut was selected to maximize light performance while preserving the color. Brighter facets in the crown create flashes that animate the pink, and the step elements invite a depth that prevents the stone from appearing flat or overly washed out. The excellent polish ensures that light slips smoothly across the facets, reducing surface grain and improving apparent clarity, which is an important distinction for collectors and connoisseurs who inspect gems closely.
From a practical and investment perspective, spinel ranks well for durability and long term enjoyment. With a hardness of about eight on the Mohs scale, spinel resists scratches and holds up well in rings and other jewelry expected to see regular use, provided standard care is taken. As an untreated gem with a GRS certificate affirming Tanzanian origin, this spinel benefits from the current market interest in natural, responsibly sourced gemstones that carry documented provenance. The sizeable 3.10 carat weight combined with vivid color and transparent clarity places this gem in a tier that collectors and design forward jewelers prize for bespoke engagement rings and statement pieces alike. At The Natural Gemstone Company we can provide additional documentation, independent appraisal services, and bespoke mounting options to complement this stone without altering its natural character, ensuring that an educated buyer has every assurance regarding authenticity, quality, and future value.
Beyond the technical merits there is a romantic story that this particular pink spinel naturally invites, because color and clarity are often the language of sentiment. Think of a first light at the edge of dawn, when the sky flushes with a candid pink that promises a new day, that is the very impression this stone gives. Its vivid pink is like the first blush of a love that is both immediate and enduring, and its transparent clarity suggests a love that sees and is unafraid, free of artifice and enhancement. Imagine presenting this gem as an emblem of that feeling, set in a simple, elegant mount that lets every facet speak, as if offering the wearer a private sunrise to carry on their hand. The Tanzanian origin of the stone adds a landscape to the story, a volcanic cradle and ancient geology that nurtured crystalline formation across eons, lending the sensation that the gem carries a distant horizon within its heart. At The Natural Gemstone Company we find that these kinds of gems become heirlooms not only because of their optical and physical qualities, but because the color and clarity invite a personal narrative, a promise that is both luminous and true. If you would like to discuss setting options, view the GRS documentation, or arrange a private consultation, we are available to assist and to ensure that this rare, natural pink spinel finds the perfect expression of its beauty.


























