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Pink Mahenge Spinel Ring, Untreated, 3.08 Carats
A magnificent Mahenge spinel is the star of this sparkling ring. The 3.08-carat gem displays the ideal neon-like pinkish-red hue that makes Mahenge spinels so coveted. The glittering cushion cut stone lacks any heat treatment, meaning its vibrant color is entirely natural, enhancing the desirability of the marvelous ring. The center stone is flanked by two trapezoid-shaped white diamonds, expertly matched to complement the spinel’s glimmer. Set in platinum and 14K rose gold.
Spinel is often referred to as the “imposter gem” of royal history, as, for centuries, it was repeatedly mistaken for rubies or sapphires. Primarily mined in Burma, Sri Lanka and the Mahenge region of Tanzania, spinels’ remarkable range of colors and exceptional brilliance have led to a surge in popularity.
Spinel is often referred to as the “imposter gem” of royal history, as, for centuries, it was repeatedly mistaken for rubies or sapphires. Primarily mined in Burma, Sri Lanka and the Mahenge region of Tanzania, spinels’ remarkable range of colors and exceptional brilliance have led to a surge in popularity.
$31,500.00
Original: $90,000.00
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$90,000.00
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Pink Mahenge Spinel Ring, Untreated, 3.08 Carats
A magnificent Mahenge spinel is the star of this sparkling ring. The 3.08-carat gem displays the ideal neon-like pinkish-red hue that makes Mahenge spinels so coveted. The glittering cushion cut stone lacks any heat treatment, meaning its vibrant color is entirely natural, enhancing the desirability of the marvelous ring. The center stone is flanked by two trapezoid-shaped white diamonds, expertly matched to complement the spinel’s glimmer. Set in platinum and 14K rose gold.
Spinel is often referred to as the “imposter gem” of royal history, as, for centuries, it was repeatedly mistaken for rubies or sapphires. Primarily mined in Burma, Sri Lanka and the Mahenge region of Tanzania, spinels’ remarkable range of colors and exceptional brilliance have led to a surge in popularity.
Spinel is often referred to as the “imposter gem” of royal history, as, for centuries, it was repeatedly mistaken for rubies or sapphires. Primarily mined in Burma, Sri Lanka and the Mahenge region of Tanzania, spinels’ remarkable range of colors and exceptional brilliance have led to a surge in popularity.
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A magnificent Mahenge spinel is the star of this sparkling ring. The 3.08-carat gem displays the ideal neon-like pinkish-red hue that makes Mahenge spinels so coveted. The glittering cushion cut stone lacks any heat treatment, meaning its vibrant color is entirely natural, enhancing the desirability of the marvelous ring. The center stone is flanked by two trapezoid-shaped white diamonds, expertly matched to complement the spinel’s glimmer. Set in platinum and 14K rose gold.
Spinel is often referred to as the “imposter gem” of royal history, as, for centuries, it was repeatedly mistaken for rubies or sapphires. Primarily mined in Burma, Sri Lanka and the Mahenge region of Tanzania, spinels’ remarkable range of colors and exceptional brilliance have led to a surge in popularity.
Spinel is often referred to as the “imposter gem” of royal history, as, for centuries, it was repeatedly mistaken for rubies or sapphires. Primarily mined in Burma, Sri Lanka and the Mahenge region of Tanzania, spinels’ remarkable range of colors and exceptional brilliance have led to a surge in popularity.
