1 pcs Red Spinel - 2.54 ct - Bellerophon Gemlab
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Selected by Purificacion Aquino Garcia
Holds a gemmology degree from IGE Madrid and an MBA from University of Santiago de Compostela.
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Description from the seller
Offered is a natural spinel accompanied by a Bellerophon Gemlab (Paris) gemmological report, confirming authenticity, origin, and the absence of treatment.
This gemstone weighs 2.541 carats and is cut in an elegant cushion shape, displaying a deep red color with stable saturation and attractive brilliance. The stone is transparent and well-proportioned, enhancing light return and visual impact.
Spinel from Burma (Myanmar) is highly regarded and historically significant, originating from one of the world’s most prestigious spinel deposits. Unlike many rubies, spinel is commonly untreated, which significantly increases its desirability among collectors and fine jewelry designers.
The laboratory report states no indications of any treatment, confirming the stone’s natural state. Medium fluorescence is present.
Details:
Gemstone: Natural Spinel
Weight: 2.541 ct
Measurements: 8.52 × 8.09 × 4.39 mm
Shape: Cushion
Colour: Deep Red
Transparency: Transparent
Treatment: None (untreated)
Geographic Origin: Burma (Myanmar)
Fluorescence: Medium
Certificate: Bellerophon Gemlab S.A.S., Paris
A high-quality natural spinel of this size, color, and origin is suitable for collectors, investors, or high-end jewelry creation.
Offered is a natural spinel accompanied by a Bellerophon Gemlab (Paris) gemmological report, confirming authenticity, origin, and the absence of treatment.
This gemstone weighs 2.541 carats and is cut in an elegant cushion shape, displaying a deep red color with stable saturation and attractive brilliance. The stone is transparent and well-proportioned, enhancing light return and visual impact.
Spinel from Burma (Myanmar) is highly regarded and historically significant, originating from one of the world’s most prestigious spinel deposits. Unlike many rubies, spinel is commonly untreated, which significantly increases its desirability among collectors and fine jewelry designers.
The laboratory report states no indications of any treatment, confirming the stone’s natural state. Medium fluorescence is present.
Details:
Gemstone: Natural Spinel
Weight: 2.541 ct
Measurements: 8.52 × 8.09 × 4.39 mm
Shape: Cushion
Colour: Deep Red
Transparency: Transparent
Treatment: None (untreated)
Geographic Origin: Burma (Myanmar)
Fluorescence: Medium
Certificate: Bellerophon Gemlab S.A.S., Paris
A high-quality natural spinel of this size, color, and origin is suitable for collectors, investors, or high-end jewelry creation.
Details
Nr of stones
1
Lab report number
B44001
Gemstone type
Spinel
Total carat weight
2.54
Gemstone colour
Red
Cut grade
Very good
Transparency
Transparent
Clarity grade
Eye clean
Treatment
No evidence of treatment
Origin as given on certificate
Myanmar/Burma
Laboratory Report
Bellerophon Gemlab
Sealed by laboratory
No
Shape
Cushion
Cutting style
Faceted cut
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