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3.10 Ct. Pink 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 Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $10,850 |
From the mineral rich plains of Tanzania to the polished seat of a jeweler, this vivid pink spinel carries a story that reads like a journey across time. Born deep within metamorphosed limestones where earth pressure and heat coaxed manganese and magnesium into crystalline order, this specimen was discovered by experienced miners who have worked the Tanzanian fields for generations. The rough stone arrived at our cutting studio with a promise of color, transparency and character, and under careful hands it was shaped into a cushion form that measures 9.47 by 7.96 by 4.64 millimeters, weighing 3.10 carats. The Natural Gemstone Company is proud to offer this GRS certified, completely untreated gem, a transparent spinel with vivid pink color intensity, a mixed brilliant faceting that maximizes fire and life, and an excellent polish that lets each facet sing. The GRS report confirms the natural origin and absence of enhancement, a reassurance that the gem you wear is the same gem nature intended.
The cutting process honored the stone as much as it improved it, each decision guided by a desire to preserve weight while unlocking the purest expression of color and brilliance. A mixed brilliant cut was chosen to balance scintillation with the soft, romantic appeal of a cushion silhouette, and the cutter worked to position the pavilion facets so the vivid pink saturated the table without darkening the corners. This spinel is graded as very slightly included when evaluated at eye level, and those modest inclusions are not blemishes to hide, but signatures to celebrate. Tiny pinpoint crystals, delicate growth lines and microscopic fluid features form a fingerprint that ties the gem back to its Tanzanian birthplace, and those internal features help gemologists and connoisseurs alike verify its natural story. Viewed loupe close, the inclusions tell of slow cooling, of mineral companions caught in the crystal as it formed, and of the stone s unique history. Because the gem is untreated, these inclusions remain as they were formed, adding depth and authenticity, and when light enters the mixed brilliant facets it refracts around those internal features to produce a lively play of pink that feels alive and organic.
Wearing this cushion spinel is like wearing a small, vivid landscape, a piece of Tanzanian geology translated into jewelry. On a finger the stone sits with presence and grace, its dimensions offering a noticeable yet elegant footprint, a weight that feels substantial at 3.10 carats, and a color that reads decisive and modern. For designers and private clients The Natural Gemstone Company recommends settings that allow the table to breathe, for example open prong or halo styles that complement a vivid hue while protecting the corners. Because the polish is excellent and the facet junctions are clean, a skilled bench will find this spinel responsive to a design that favors brilliance and color, and the untreated nature of the gem ensures the hue is genuine, not a product of laboratory alteration. Accompanied by the GRS certification and our own documentation, this vivid pink spinel is rare in its size and purity, and it becomes more than an accessory. It becomes an heirloom in the making, a talisman of place and process, and a connection between the hand that first found the rough stone and the wrist or finger that will carry it forward. If you would like further details, high resolution images, or assistance designing the perfect setting, The Natural Gemstone Company is ready to guide you through the next steps.


























