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Pink Spinel Ring, Untreated, 6.66 Carats
This elegant ring centers a beautiful 6.66-carat pink spinel of Vietnamese origin. Its richly saturated pink color is entirely natural, as confirmed by its accompanying AGL report. The gemstone is further accompanied by an AGL appendix letter, a distinction reserved for only the most exceptional gems. In its assessment, AGL highlights the spinel's vivid color, remarkable brilliance and high clarity, noting that a Vietnamese pink spinel of this size and quality is both rare and representative of the finest examples of the species. The center stone is flanked by two white diamonds totaling 1.50 carats. Set in platinum.
Spinels have long been admired for their vivid colors and captivating luster, often mistaken for rubies or sapphires, accounting for the nickname of the “imposter gem.” They have recently become among the most sought-after gems, with untreated examples such as this considered exceptionally rare and desirable.
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Spinels have long been admired for their vivid colors and captivating luster, often mistaken for rubies or sapphires, accounting for the nickname of the “imposter gem.” They have recently become among the most sought-after gems, with untreated examples such as this considered exceptionally rare and desirable.
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$43,750.00
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Pink Spinel Ring, Untreated, 6.66 Carats
This elegant ring centers a beautiful 6.66-carat pink spinel of Vietnamese origin. Its richly saturated pink color is entirely natural, as confirmed by its accompanying AGL report. The gemstone is further accompanied by an AGL appendix letter, a distinction reserved for only the most exceptional gems. In its assessment, AGL highlights the spinel's vivid color, remarkable brilliance and high clarity, noting that a Vietnamese pink spinel of this size and quality is both rare and representative of the finest examples of the species. The center stone is flanked by two white diamonds totaling 1.50 carats. Set in platinum.
Spinels have long been admired for their vivid colors and captivating luster, often mistaken for rubies or sapphires, accounting for the nickname of the “imposter gem.” They have recently become among the most sought-after gems, with untreated examples such as this considered exceptionally rare and desirable.
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Spinels have long been admired for their vivid colors and captivating luster, often mistaken for rubies or sapphires, accounting for the nickname of the “imposter gem.” They have recently become among the most sought-after gems, with untreated examples such as this considered exceptionally rare and desirable.
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This elegant ring centers a beautiful 6.66-carat pink spinel of Vietnamese origin. Its richly saturated pink color is entirely natural, as confirmed by its accompanying AGL report. The gemstone is further accompanied by an AGL appendix letter, a distinction reserved for only the most exceptional gems. In its assessment, AGL highlights the spinel's vivid color, remarkable brilliance and high clarity, noting that a Vietnamese pink spinel of this size and quality is both rare and representative of the finest examples of the species. The center stone is flanked by two white diamonds totaling 1.50 carats. Set in platinum.
Spinels have long been admired for their vivid colors and captivating luster, often mistaken for rubies or sapphires, accounting for the nickname of the “imposter gem.” They have recently become among the most sought-after gems, with untreated examples such as this considered exceptionally rare and desirable.
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Spinels have long been admired for their vivid colors and captivating luster, often mistaken for rubies or sapphires, accounting for the nickname of the “imposter gem.” They have recently become among the most sought-after gems, with untreated examples such as this considered exceptionally rare and desirable.
Download the Report
