8 pcs Red, Orange Spinel - 6.36 ct - Antwerp Laboratory for Gemstone Testing (ALGT)

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Lot of very rare natural sapphires from Myanmar (Burma).
Perfectly suited as an investment or collectible.
Complete ALGT report sealed.

Reserve price fixed

Variety: orange-red spinel
Species: natural spinel
Weight: 6.36 carats
Color: vivid and deep orange-red.
Shape: Cushion, mixed cut
Transparency: Transparent
Treatment: no indication of heating/treatment
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Color quality grade: fine color quality

See the report for more details.
ALGT Report No.: 38502 149

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