2.01 No Enhancement Oval Pink-Red Burma Spinel

Description
An old "day glow" pink red Burma spinel back from a collector with a brand new AGL Prestige Report. Some call these stones Jedi or electric pink. The original AGL document was 1991. (See Below) The stone was originally "oiled" and we professionally cleaned out the stone. Now the stone is not clarity enhanced (See new AGL). Of course, the stone has never been heated. This stone puts the new production of African spinels to shame. Burma spinels rarely come any more electric these days. The new Prestige Grading Report says the stone is 4.5 color and 70 tone. Clarity is MI2. The stone has a high 60-80% brilliancy. The cutting and finish are typical Burmese standards. The depth is a perfect 71.7%. If this stone was an unheated Classic Burma ruby it could sell for over $25,000 per carat. This gem is attractively priced at about 10% of an unheated Classic Burma ruby. This is a gem for a true spinel connoisseur or could be mounted in a killer ring.


For more information on this gem, call Robert Genis of National Gemstone at 1-800-458-6453 or email rgenis@preciousgemstones.com. Feel free to call or e-mail for specific quotes.

Specifics

Carat Weight:

2.01

Type & Origin:

Natural Pink-Red Burma Spinel

Certification:

AGL -May 23, 2023

Shape & Cut:

Oval

Measurements:

9.25 x 5.87 x 4.21 mm

Color/Tone:

4.5/70

Color Rating/Tone:

4.5/65-70

Clarity:

MI2

Proportions:

Good (5-6)

Depth:

71.7%

Average Brilliancy:

60-80%

Finish:

Good (4-5)

TQIR:

Very Good

Clarity Enhancement/Treatment:

None

Price:

US $2400 per carat or $4,800 total including shipping/handling in the United States and the new $390 original AGL Prestige Gemstone Report.
 
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