Natural Purple Spinel 1.44ct Modified Trillion Cut Ceylon Loose Gemstone

Natural Purple Spinel – 1.44 Carat Modified Trillion Cut Ceylon Loose Gemstone This natural purple spinel is a beautiful 1.44 carat modified trillion cut loose gemstone, sourced from Ceylon and selected for its elegant violet-purple color, clean appearance, and unique triangular shape. The stone shows soft lavender, plum, and dusky purple tones with delicate flashes of light across its faceted surface. Its modified trillion cut gives the gemstone a distinctive rounded triangular outline, making it a lovely choice for clients who want something different from a traditional oval, round, or cushion cut stone. With VVS clarity and a graceful face-up size of 7.60 x 7.30 mm, this purple spinel has a refined look for bespoke jewelry, fine jewelry, and meaningful custom designs. Gemstone Details Gemstone: Natural Purple Spinel Origin: Ceylon Weight: 1.44 carat Dimensions: 7.60 x 7.30 x 4.44 mm Cut: Modified trillion cut Clarity: VVS Treatment: None Type: Earth sourced, cut and polished faceted gemstone Authenticity: Includes gemstone authenticity confirmation; GSL Australia lab test report available upon request Shipping: Free, fast and secure worldwide insured shipping, dispatched from Australia A Unique Purple Gemstone for Bespoke Jewelry This Ceylon purple spinel is ideal for jewellery lovers, jewelry makers, and gem collectors who appreciate natural gemstones with individuality. The purple color gives the stone a romantic and slightly mysterious look, while the modified trillion shape adds a modern designer feel. As a loose gemstone, it can be used as the center stone in a custom ring, pendant, promise ring, anniversary piece, or contemporary jewellery design. Its balanced size also makes it suitable for semi-mount jewelry, delicate fine jewelry, or a one-of-a-kind piece created around the gemstone’s shape. Design Ideas for This Purple Spinel This natural purple spinel would look beautiful in white gold or platinum for a clean, cool-toned design that highlights its violet-purple color. Yellow gold would create a warm contrast and make the purple appear richer, while rose gold would give the gemstone a soft, romantic look. For a minimal design, this stone could be set in a simple three-prong or bezel-style setting to follow the trillion shape. For extra sparkle, it could be paired with natural diamonds in a halo, side-stone ring, pendant, or bespoke jewelry design. Its unique shape also makes it a strong option for clients who want a custom engagement ring or promise ring with a more personal style. About Sapphire Pal Sapphire Pal is an Australian-based gem merchant established in 2014, with direct sourcing connections including direct dealers and mining relationships. Our family has over 60 years of heritage in the natural gemstone trade, working with earth sourced gemstones, natural gemstones, colored gemstones, loose gemstones, sapphire gemstones, spinels, garnets, and other precious stones. Alongside natural spinel, we also work with Australian sapphires, Ceylon sapphires, Madagascan sapphires, Queensland sapphires, Tasmanian sapphires, blue green sapphires, green sapphires, peacock sapphires, unheated sapphire gemstones, untreated sapphires, loose sapphire, sapphire stones, sapphire crystals, and faceted gemstones for gem and jewelry clients worldwide. Helpful Gemstone Buying Guides Choosing a loose gemstone for a custom jewelry design can feel overwhelming, especially when comparing natural gemstones, colored gemstones, sapphire gemstones, spinels, and natural diamonds. These Sapphire Pal guides may help you choose with confidence: Natural Sapphire & Colored Gemstone Buying Guide First-Time Gemstone Buyer Guide Contact Sapphire Pal Australia About Sapphire Pal Gemstone Education Center Disclaimer Note: Color may vary slightly across screens, lighting conditions, and device displays. Dimensions and weight are measured carefully; minor variations are normal for natural gemstones. Natural gemstones may show small internal features when viewed under magnification, which is part of their natural formation and character.