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Spinel has long been mistaken for ruby, adorning the crowns of monarchs across Asia and Europe. Today, it stands proudly on its own—loved for its remarkable brilliance, vibrant hues, and exceptional hardness.
Unlike many gemstones, spinel occurs in a breathtaking range of natural colors—red, pink, violet, purple, blue, grey, and even white. Whether you're seeking a vivid engagement stone or a collector’s gem, spinel offers unique personality with every hue.
Most spinels on the market are untreated, making them a purist’s dream. They’re also durable (hardness 8), making them ideal for daily wear or custom jewelry that lasts generations.
Spinel was officially added as a birthstone for August in 2016. It's an excellent alternative to peridot, offering a more refined look.
For more gemological insights, explore our Spinel Gemstone Buying Guide.