Red Natural Spinel 2.05ct
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Product Details
- Colour: Red
- Product Code: B0017
- Origin: Mogok, Myanmar (formerly known as Burma)
- Weight: 2.05ct
- Clarity: AA
- Dimensions: 7.1x6.4x5.0
- Mineral: Natural Spinel
- Hardness: 8
- Treatments: None
Grading standards
- AAA+: Loupe clean
- AAA: Eye clean (no inclusions visible to the naked eye)
- AA: Slight inclusions
- A: Moderate inclusions
- B: Severe inclusions
About Our Business
We are a direct supplier of high-quality natural gemstones from Mogok, Myanmar (formerly known as Burma). We specialise in natural spinel in various colours, and all of our gemstones are ethically sourced from small-scale miners in Mogok. These gemstones are all natural and untreated. It takes millions to billions of years to form, making them rare and more valuable than lab-created or man-made stones.
We do not work with middlemen, so we can offer the best prices.
In addition to private viewings at our London-based business premises, we also offer mobile viewings at your UK-based business location. Book a time that is convenient for you. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee and welcome collaborating inquiries from the Jewellery trade industry.
Why Choose Spinel?
Spinel is an integral part of some of the world's finest jewellery, as exemplified by the "Black Prince's Ruby" in the Imperial State Crown of the United Kingdom.
Spinel gemstones are not as well-known as ruby or sapphire yet, but they possess unique beauty and desirable properties. With a hardness of 8 on the Mohs scale, it is a durable and suitable option for everyday wear and a budget-friendly alternative to ruby and sapphire. Natural spinel is a good investment opportunity and also comes in a variety of vibrant colours.
Don't let spinel's lack of heavy marketing deter you from considering it for your next piece of jewellery. Choose natural spinel for a unique and high-quality gemstone at an affordable price.
