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Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Inclusions in Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel Octagon Cut 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct
Inclusions in Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel Octagon Cut 1.43 ct

Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct.

$289.00

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Beautiful Violetish Blue Spinel. Octagon Cut. 1.43 ct. Perfect Gemstone for an engagement ring o wedding ring,  no visible inclusions. This untreated spinel under day light is blue and under incadescent light is Violetish Blue. Ideal for spinel lovers!.

WEIGHT : 1.43
SIZE : 6.74 * 4.25 mm.
SHAPE : Octagon
COLOR : 23. (vB) violetish Blue
TONE : 6. Medium dark
SATURATION : 2. Slightly Brownish / Grayish
CLARITY GRADE : Eye Clean
CUT GRADE : Very Good
TREATMENT : Not evidence of heat
HARDNESS : 8

Inclusions type : Solid inclusions (only visible under microscope and with fiber optic - special lighting conditions)

"To those who are able to explore their secrets, precious stones relate to story as interesting as that of the huge pyramids erected by the Pharaohs at Memphis, and it would seem that their sublime internal spheres might be called, The Fingerprints of God" and also he called them "The usurpers from the factory". 
Edward J. Gübelin Inclusions as a Means of Gemstone Identification, 1953.
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