SPINEL JEWELRY

Spinel, MgAl2O4, is a very attractive and historically important gemstone.  In fact, many rubies of crown jewel collections were actually red
spinels.  Although the most common spinel color is red, it also comes in green, blue, purple, brown and black.  Spinel is very hard, being 7.5 to 8.0 on the mohs scale.  The refractive index is 1.71 to 1.76 with an isometric crystal system.  Important sources are Burma, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Brazil.  On this page, we feature some of our finished spinel jewelry.  Keep in mind that we can mount any of our
loose spinel gemstones in jewelry of your choice.  PRESS CONTROL + D to bookmark this page.
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ITEM#
 MOUNTING
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 GEM size & shape
 CARAT WT.
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3301P
 14 karat yellow gold
pendant with 18"
10 kt. rope chain
 3.83 grams
 8x6mm oval red
spinel + (6) 1.5mm rd.
diamonds
 1.25 +/- ct spinel
.09 ct. diamonds
 $259.95


3301RJS
 14 karat white gold ring
size #6 1/2
 5.0 grams
 12x10mm oval red spinel
 6.0 cts. +/-
 $289.95






Loose Spinel Gemstones
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