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4.00 Ct. Blue Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Jun 5
Item ID: | K18603 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.4 Width: 7.95 Height: 5.53 |
Weight: | 4.00 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Very Very Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Emerald Cut |
Cut: | Emerald Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $1,480 |
This exceptional transparent 4.00 carat emerald cut blue spinel measures 10.40 x 7.95 x 5.53 mm, and it represents a rare combination of size, color and clarity that is difficult to find in the market today. The stone is cut in a classic emerald shape which gives it clean lines and a broad, faceted table that showcases the intense blue color with remarkable face up presence. The clarity is graded as very very slightly included, evaluated at eye level, which means that to ordinary observation the gem appears essentially eye clean, a trait that greatly enhances both visual appeal and resale value. The polish is excellent, allowing generous light return and a silky, reflective surface that contrasts with the often duller finishes seen on mass produced gems. Importantly this spinel is natural and unenhanced, with no heat treatment or other enhancements, a detail that sets it apart from many stones on the market and that upholds the purity and intrinsic value of the gem, a point of assurance offered to customers by The Natural Gemstone Company.
When comparing this Burmese blue spinel to similar offerings on the market, several advantages become immediately clear, especially against common alternatives such as treated sapphires, heat altered spinels, or synthetic counterparts. Natural blue spinel is significantly rarer than many blue gemstones, and a 4.00 carat example that is both transparent and intense in hue is particularly uncommon. Many sapphires are routinely heat treated to improve color and clarity, and many lower cost blue stones are surface treated or lab created to mimic natural tones. This spinel requires no such interventions, which preserves originality and collector appeal. Compared to aquamarine or blue topaz of similar size, the spinel offers stronger saturation and a richer tone without the overly light or washed out appearance that sometimes limits those gems. The emerald cut also plays to the stone s strengths, concentrating color and allowing the eye to appreciate the even distribution of tone and the quality of the cut, rather than hiding flaws behind heavy faceting or relying on brilliance alone. For buyers seeking a stone that makes a statement in a refined way, this spinel offers a superior balance of presence and subtlety.
The Burmese origin of this spinel adds a layer of historical and market value that few other provenance statements can match. Burma Myanmar has a long and celebrated history as a source of some of the world s most prized colored gemstones, producing stones with intense, saturated colors and a velvety depth that collectors and connoisseurs prize. Burmese spinels have been part of royal and museum collections for centuries, and the association with those storied examples elevates contemporary specimens in both desirability and price stability. When a gem is known to come from Burma Myanmar buyers gain confidence that the color characteristics are natural to the material and not the result of modern enhancement practices. This provenance also appeals to collectors who prioritize origin and traceability, and it often commands a premium over comparable stones from less renowned localities. At The Natural Gemstone Company we prioritize sourcing that is transparent and ethical, and the Burma Myanmar origin of this spinel is a significant reason this gem stands out among blue stones offered today.
For the buyer considering this gem as an investment or as the centerpiece of a high end jewelry commission, there are several practical advantages to highlight. The durability of spinel makes it suitable for everyday wear in rings and bracelets, more robust than many historically comparable blue stones that require more careful handling. The emerald cut of this 10.40 x 7.95 x 5.53 mm stone lends itself to elegant engagement ring designs, classic cocktail rings, and sophisticated pendant settings where the stone can be showcased under light. Financially the no enhancement provenance and Burmese origin often result in a better price to quality ratio than similarly colored treated sapphires or mass produced stones, and the market for natural, unenhanced spinels has shown sustained collector interest. For customers who wish to confirm details we can arrange independent gemological documentation upon request, and our team is available to advise on setting styles that will maximize both visual impact and long term preservation. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the craftsmanship of our sourcing and presentation, and we invite you to reach out for a personalized consultation to see how this exceptional Burmese blue spinel can become the defining piece in your collection.




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