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Purplish red Burmese Spinel. Cushion cut. 1.33 ct

$295.00

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Purplish red Burmese Spinel. Cushion cut. 1.33 ct. This pretty untreated gemstone looks much bigger than it really is, due to its window, has a great color and it will look spectacular in any piece of jewelry and the best, its price.

WEIGHT : 1.33
SIZE : 8.22 * 6.08 * 2.71 mm
SHAPE : Cushion
COLOR : 31. (slpR) slightly purplish Red
TONE : 3. Light
SATURATION : 3. Very Slightly Brownish / Grayish
CLARITY GRADE : Slight
CUT GRADE : Poor
TREATMENT : Not evidence of heat
HARDNESS : 8

 

The Spinel is the latest stone to become part of the list of birthstones. In 2016, the American Gem Trade Association included the Spinel as the birthstone of August.

In antiquity, Spinels have been owned by kingsprinces and emperors; have served to fund battles, people have been killed for them, and they have been used as war booty.

As a result of all these fabulous stories, Spinels have adorned the most beautiful crowns that can be found today in the best museums around the world, although under another name: Ruby ​​(an example is the Black Prince's Ruby, which is actually a red Spinel).

In recent years the gray spinel are being used for engagement rings, the mount being made with a dark spinel, surrounded by a halo of diamonds. 

We took several photos:
We take photos with daylight (no lightbox and no extra lighting at all).
And we take photos and videos on mirror in a light box with extra lighting (this kind of photos clearly show the quality of the cut and the clarity of the gem).

 

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SPINEL GEMSTONE

COLOR
We can find Spinel Gemstones in a wide variety of colors: Red, Pink, Orange (”Flame” Spinels), Blue, Purple, Violet, Mauve, Grey, Green, Light Metallic Grey, almost Colorless, Black, sometimes can occur Asterism (4 or 6 rays), Change Color and Cat’s eye phenomenon.
 
         Red - colored by Cr
         Pink - colored by Cr
         Blue - colored by Fe
         Cobalt Blue - intense blue, colored by Co + Fe
         Purple to Violet - colored by Cr + Fe
         Orange - colored by Cr + Fe
         Black (Ceylonite) - colored by Fe
 

THE MOST EXPENSIVE color varieties are vivid Red Spinel, vivid Pink Spinel