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Description

SKU GS-592
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Specification

Gem Type Maw-sit-sit Weight 44 ct
Primary Colour Black Secondary Colour Brown
Treatment Non-heated Dimension 4 x 24 x 4 mm
Origin Holy See (Vatican City State)

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Buyer Reviews

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Aug 2026
Spinel dazzles with its vibrant colors and exceptional durability. Once mistaken for ruby and sapphire, it's now celebrated as a remarkable gem in its own right. Here's a look at some of its most notable sources. - Myanmar (formerly Burma): Famous for highly-valued vibrant red and pink spinels with exceptional clarity. Many are found in the legendary Mogok Tract and Namya. - Sri Lanka: Produces spinels in a remarkable range of colors, including violet, blue and the rare, highly sought-after cobalt blue. - Vietnam: The Yên Bái and Lục Yên mining areas produce fine red, blue and pink spinels. Mahenge spinels from Tanzania are prized for their electric pink to vivid reddish hues. Blue spinels are also found in Tanzania. Tajikistan is known for pink to red spinel, especially from the historic Kuh-i-Lal mines. Learn more about spinel origins on our website.
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Aug 2026
Stone was stunning in colour and the same as described in the listing. Thanks Gemstonesafe :)
saira — Verified buyer

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