Spinel 1.13 ct tsavorite shifting to a pinkish tone

shifting to a pinkish tone under incandescent light

Cut into our traditional oval

A pinkish cushion-cut sapphire from small-scale mining in Madagascar

Cut into a contemporary pear shape

A saturated parti-colored sapphire from Madagascar

Spinel 1.13 ct tsavorite shifting to a pinkish toneA vivid reddish orange spinel from the mines of Luc Yen, Vietnam, cut into our traditional oval. Once mistaken for ruby or sapphire, spinel is now rightly celebrated for its exceptional brilliance, vivid color, and impressive durability. With a hardness of 8 on the Mohs scale and excellent toughness, it is well suited for everyday jewelry. Spinel occurs in a wide range of striking huesfrom fiery red and electric pink to cobalt blue and beyondmaking it