It's really darn cool - but I feel like it's REALLY expensive at that price! I think most cutters would have called that a throwaway stoneSince it's so hard,I think it would look neat in something like this https://commonera.com/products/true-heirloom-ring. Makes me think of an ancient intaglio
A 2.5 ct and a 2.2 ct MNO pair of OECs for under $14k.
Saw this today, thought I’d resurrect this thread again, in case someone is looking for a pad…
“2.13ct no heat padparadscha sapphire, eye clean. 8.09x6.03x5.1mm”
$4200/ct
(Jason Brim)
. I also have found in the past that sometimes zoning is less obvious to the naked eye (got talked out of a really nice stone because of this, still regret it 10 or so years later!)
yavorskyy.com
ivynewyork.com
I love these, plus they could double as a weapon.
Red Spinel Ring
18K Yellow GoldRed Spinel Mogok, Burma 1.5 ct / 8 pcsSize: 5(49), 5.5(50) and 6(51)
680$
18K Yellow Gold
Red Spinel Mogok, Burma 1.5 ct / 8 pcs
Size: 5(49), 5.5(50) and 6(51)
Difficult for me to judge the fairness of price without more info (spinel quality + I don't see a 18k hallmark). But if it is what it seems to be, its interesting enough to share.
They have them in sapphires too but the spinel ones are in the style of antique jewellery made in Mogok like this, which is what I found special:
Antique Red Spinel Bangle sold at Christie’s and still available at Yavorskyy
A Red Spinel Bangle was sold at November Christie’s Auction for over 60000 USD. The price fetched was four times higher than the initial estimate. The sale vividly illustrates the rising interest in antique traditional gem jewelry from Burma, and we are very happy about the trend. This...
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