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4.61 Ct. Orangish Pink Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Dec 1
Item ID: | K17069 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.03 Width: 8.69 Height: 6.99 |
Weight: | 4.61 Ct. |
Color: help | Orangish Pink |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | Heat Treated |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $3,060 |
A rare and luminous treasure from the storied mines of Burma, Myanmar, this beautiful transparent 4.61 carat oval shape orangish pink spinel measures 10.03 by 8.69 by 6.99 mm, a size and profile that speak to both presence and refinement. Faceted with a mixed brilliant cut, the gem displays intense color intensity and an excellent polish that together create a living glow when the light moves across its surface. Evaluated at eye level with a clarity grade of included, the natural inclusions are part of the stone character, quietly testifying to its journey through deep time and geological pressure. This spinel has been heat treated, a long accepted enhancement in the trade that deepens and stabilizes its vivid hue. From a company that values provenance and tradition, The Natural Gemstone Company presents this spinel as an object of beauty and a link to a lineage of gemstones prized by collectors and royalty for centuries.
The mixed brilliant cut has been chosen for this stone to balance fire and brilliance with classic oval elegance, allowing the orangish pink tones to breathe while maximizing scintillation across its table and pavilion. The cutter has respected the natural rough to retain weight and color distribution, resulting in a gem that is lively and well proportioned, suitable for an array of timeless settings. The clarity grade of included does not diminish the gem prestige, on the contrary, the tiny internal traces are visible reminders of authenticity, telling a story that laboratory reports cannot fully capture. Set in a traditional prong mount, the oval silhouette will read as regal and enduring, while a bezel setting will protect the girdle and offer a more restrained, architectural feel. Whether mounted in a signet style for a modern descendant or a delicate pendant to be worn close to the heart, this spinel has the scale and presence to become the centerpiece of a family heirloom.
Spinel is a gemstone whose history is entwined with empire and ceremony, often appearing in royal jewelry and crown ornaments across continents, at times being misidentified as ruby in the crowns of medieval and early modern sovereigns. Burmese spinel in particular carries the mystique of the Mogok region, where miners and lapidaries have worked the land for generations, producing stones that have traveled along ancient trade routes to the courts of emperors and the cabinets of collectors. To own a spinel from Burma, Myanmar is to participate in that lineage, to hold in one hand a polished remnant of the earth and human craft passed down through hands and ages. Because of this deep connection to history, a well chosen spinel can serve as a tangible heirloom, a jewel that carries names and dates and memories forward, always looking equally appropriate beside modern tailoring and heirloom lace.
Durability and care further ensure that this spinel is fit to be passed along for generations. Spinel ranks at about Mohs hardness 8, making it robust enough for daily wear while still benefiting from prudent care. The heat treatment this gem has undergone is a stable and accepted practice, designed to enhance the intrinsic color without compromising structural integrity. For cleaning, warm soapy water and a soft brush will safely restore its brilliance, and regular inspections by a trusted jeweler will keep settings secure and protect the gem from knocks and extreme conditions. Store the piece separately from softer gems to avoid surface scratches, and consider routine professional cleanings to maintain its polish and luster. With proper stewardship, the stone will retain its color and presence, ready to be worn by one generation and then the next.
At The Natural Gemstone Company we understand that a gemstone is more than an attractive object, it is a bearer of story and legacy, intended to be loved and handed down. We stand ready to assist with bespoke settings that honor the spinel history and the aesthetic of the family it will grace, offering design consultation, provenance documentation, and appraisal services to ensure a smooth transition into an heirloom role. Our craftsmen can recommend classic mounting styles that emphasize the oval form and intense orangish pink color, and our gem specialists will provide guidance on long term care so future generations inherit both beauty and condition. If you seek a gem that combines ancient origin, timeless design, and the practical durability needed for an heirloom piece, this 4.61 carat Burmese spinel embodies those virtues, and The Natural Gemstone Company invites you to begin the process of making it a part of your family story.




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