A 2.55ct marquise spinel from Mahenge, Tanzania — a small deposit, discovered in 2007, famous for the most vivid pink-red spinels ever found. The original material came and went quickly, and fine stones like this are now genuinely scarce. Untreated by nature, brilliantly lustrous, and entirely its own.
• 2.55ct Pink Spinel from Mahenge, Tanzania
• 24 pavé-set diamonds (0.33cts)
• 18ct polished yellow gold
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973
• 18ct yellow 16” gold chain.
A 2.55ct marquise spinel from Mahenge, Tanzania — a small deposit, discovered in 2007, famous for the most vivid pink-red spinels ever found. The original material came and went quickly, and fine stones like this are now genuinely scarce. Untreated by nature, brilliantly lustrous, and entirely its own.
• 2.55ct Pink Spinel from Mahenge, Tanzania
• 24 pavé-set diamonds (0.33cts)
• 18ct polished yellow gold
• This piece has been certified in accordance with the Hallmarking Act 1973
• 18ct yellow 16” gold chain.
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