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6.79 Ct. Bluish Purple Spinel from Burma (Myanmar)
This loose stone ships by Aug 14
Item ID: | K27030 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.48 Width: 9.79 Height: 6.54 |
Weight: | 6.79 Ct. |
Color: help | Bluish Purple |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Slightly Included |
Shape: help | Oval |
Cut: | Mixed Brilliant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Burma (Myanmar) |
Per carat price: help | $500 |
One beautiful transparent 6.79 carat oval bluish purple spinel from Burma Myanmar offers an immediate and lasting visual impact, with dimensions of 12.48 x 9.79 x 6.54 mm that give it a commanding face up presence while remaining elegantly wearable. The mixed brilliant cut has been executed to balance scintillation and depth, creating lively flashes from the crown alongside strong return of light through the pavilion, and the excellent polish sharpens facet junctions so each movement reveals nuance in tone and sparkle. Color is intense, a refined bluish purple that shifts subtly with viewing angle and lighting, lending the gem an almost chameleon like quality that is both sophisticated and singular. Clarity is graded slightly included at eye level, with inclusions that are minor and characterful rather than distracting, preserving the gems transparency and brilliance while confirming its natural origin. No enhancement has been applied to this stone, a distinction that is increasingly rare in today s market and that ensures the hue, saturation, and internal characteristics you see are entirely original. Presented by The Natural Gemstone Company this spinel combines scale, color intensity, and cutting finesse in a parcel that suits a high end ring or a dramatic pendant.
When compared with other options available in the marketplace this Burmese spinel stands out on several counts, beginning with authenticity and treatment status. Many stones offered at similar prices include heating or other enhancements to intensify color, while this spinel is fully natural with no enhancement, which collectors and discerning buyers value highly. Against blue and violet sapphires this spinel offers a distinct personality, showing a bluish purple tone that is rarer than standard blue and that remains vivid without the need for treatment, while economic comparisons often favor spinel for value per carat at equivalent color saturation and clarity. Compared with tanzanite this spinel is more durable for everyday wear, maintaining its polish and resisting abrasion more reliably, and unlike many tanzanites that are routinely heat treated this spinel s origin and condition are transparent and unaltered. Even among other spinels the combination of size 6.79 carat, intense color, and Burmese provenance elevates this gem, because large, richly colored, unheated spinels from Burma are less common and therefore more sought after. The mixed brilliant cut also differentiates this stone from more commonly seen cuts that sacrifice sparkle for sheer size, enhancing perceived value and visual performance in both bright and low light.
Owning this spinel is an investment in beauty and craftsmanship that goes beyond simple aesthetics, because you are acquiring a natural, unenhanced example of a historically prized gem from a legendary source, cut to maximize optical performance while preserving weight and proportion. From an investment perspective the rarity of unheated Burmese material, combined with the gem s size and intense color, positions it well for long term appreciation as supply of comparable quality material tightens. From a craftsmanship perspective the cutter s decisions are evident in every facet plane and in the pleasing oval outline that flatters a variety of settings, enabling a jeweler to create a bespoke piece that showcases both color and fire. The Natural Gemstone Company sources and presents gemstones with provenance and transparency in mind, and this spinel exemplifies that commitment by offering a natural, well cut, and fully disclosed stone ready for setting. For collectors, designers, and discerning buyers who want a gemstone that reads as both an heirloom and a smart acquisition this Burmese bluish purple spinel delivers rarity, beauty, and enduring utility, and it is a choice that will continue to reward the owner through wear, admiration, and potential market recognition.




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