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Spinel

 

Spinel is the great impostor of gemstone history - many famous rubies in crown jewels around the world are actually spinel. In Myanmar (Burma), where some of the most beautiful colors are mined, spinel was recognized as a separate gem species since 1600 but in other countries, the masquerade continued for hundreds of years. Historically, fine red spinels were esteemed as much as ruby, and sometimes even more. Next to ruby and the rare red diamond, spinel is the most expensive of all the red gems.  The most outstanding spinel in size, color, and quality is from Myanmar (Burma). Other sources of gem spinel are Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Tanzania, and Madagascar.

Purple Spinel - R6749A3

Purple Spinel 2.72 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.13 ct ⬩ 18K Rose Gold

Grey Spinel - R6750A3

Grey Spinel 1.00 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.25 ct ⬩ 18K White Gold

Blue Spinel - R6690A3

Blue Spinel 2.01 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.03 ct ⬩ 18K Yellow Gold

Blue Spinel - R6759A3

Blue Spinel 2.12 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.35 ct ⬩ 18K White Gold

Purple Spinel - R6410A3

Purple Spinel 1.36 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.63 ct ⬩ 18K White Gold

Pink Spinel - R6609A3

Pink Spinel 1.62 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.33 ct ⬩ 18K White Gold

Pink Spinel - R6661A3

Pink Spinel 1.83 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.39 ct ⬩ 18K Yellow Gold

Red Spinel - R6340A3

Red Spinel 1.22 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.45 ct ⬩ 18K Rose Gold

Red Spinel - R6687A3

Red Spinel 2.63 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.23 ct ⬩ 18K Yellow Gold

Pink Spinel - R6775A3

Pink Spinel 1.37 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.17 ct ⬩ 18K Yellow Gold

Purple Spinel - R6672A4

Purple Spinel 1.92 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.11 ct ⬩ 18K White Gold

Purple Spinel - R6703A3

Purple Spinel 2.61 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.27 ct ⬩ 18K White Gold

Purple Spinel - R5915A3

Purple Spinel 1.82 ct ⬩ Diamond 0.38 ct ⬩ 18K White Gold

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