Unheated Burmese Jedi Spinel 0.510ct Loose Stone with Identification Report

Spinel is a fascinating gemstone that exists in a variety of shades. It is famous for being a stone that comes in almost every color except yellow (yellowish-green), including red, orange, blue, green, black, and colorless. It is also a gemstone with a storied history, having even been used in the crowns of the British Royal Family.
Jedi spinel is a trade name used to refer to spinel with such vivid coloration that it appears to glow from within. In particular, the neon pink to red shades are highly sought after by collectors around the world. The name "Jedi" is said to have originated from the term used by GIA field gemologist Vincent Pardieu and his team when they were sourcing gems in Myanmar. Please enjoy the flame-like, vibrant color and the beautiful brilliance unique to spinel. This stone is unheated.
This is a high-clarity, high-saturation Burmese unheated Jedi spinel. Its clarity is so high that it is difficult to find inclusions even under a loupe. It comes with a gem identification report from GUILD, a gemological laboratory established in the United States.

・Type: Loose (Natural Gemstone)
・Stone Name: Burmese Jedi Spinel
・Weight: 0.510ct
・Size: 4.6×4.5mm
・Shape: Cushion cut
・Scratches/Chips: S
・Inclusions: S
・Notes: ---
・Accessories: Identification report (GUILD), loose stone case (or a clear zip-top bag if the stone does not fit)

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