3.22 carats Natural Reddish Pink Spinel Stone Cushion Cut Burmese Gemstone

3.22 Carats Natural Burmese Spinel expertly cut in a beautiful Cushion Shape, showcasing vibrant reddish pink color, lively brilliance, and attractive sparkle. Sourced from Burma (Myanmar), this natural loose gemstone features rich color saturation and eye-catching clarity. A stunning gemstone ideal for custom rings, pendants, luxury jewelry designs, or gemstone collections. Product Information: Gemstone Type Spinel Gemstone Weight 3.22 carats Dimensions 9.3 x 8.2 x 5.6 mm Clarity VS Shape Cushion Cut Fancy Cushion Origin Burma Treatment None Spinel Gems Description: Spinel, like garnet and diamond, is singly refractive, with equal physical properties in all crystal directions. It belongs to the cubic crystal system, and its functional crystal form is an octahedron, which resembles two back-to-back pyramids. Nicely fashioned spinel crystals are pretty common in nature. Spinel can also shape flattened crystals that look radically different from octahedral crystals. The flattened shape happens whilst the pyramids that form an octahedron rotate against each other throughout the boom. Scientists describe this as a “twinned crystal.” Massive gemstones cut from true-color twinned crystals are commonly shallow, and need to be judged on their ordinary splendor as opposed to on proportions on my own. Spinel Associations: Chakras Root Chakra Birthstone August Zodiac Sagittarius, Scorpio, Taurus, and Aries Anniversary 19th, 20th Hardness 7.5-8 Color Various shades of red, blue, green; also brown, black, gray, lilac, purple, orange, orange-red, rose, nearly colorless. Healing Properties of Spinel: Spinel recovery residences aid in improving the wearer’s fitness in many ways Its real energies prompt the ‘Root Chakra’ and treat the issues related to This gemstone can be worn as a powerful remedy to improve the health of gums, teeth, and skin, and it additionally facilitates weight reduction and cancer. Spinel is all-around chemically Safe to be placed in a jeweler’s pickle.