Round Brilliant Cut Violet Gemstone
A single, loose gemstone featuring a round brilliant cut with a vibrant violet to lavender hue. The stone is meticulously faceted, showing a high degree of vitreous luster and significant light performance (scintillation). Based on visual characteristics, the gem exhibits the color profile consistent with natural amethyst, violet sapphire, or potentially a high-quality synthetic such as Cubic Zirconia or glass. The table facet is large and well-centered, while the crown facets appear sharp, meeting accurately at the junctions, which indicates professional lapidary work. The color appears largely uniform throughout the stone, though there are subtle variations in light and dark purple as facets reflect the light source. Under direct overhead lighting, the stone casts a distinct shadow to the left, which can be used to estimate its depth and pavilion angle. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips, abrasions, or nicks to the girdle or facet edges. There are no obvious inclusions visible to the naked eye, suggesting a clarity grade of 'eye-clean' or better. The stone is set against a textured grey woven fabric background, highlighting its transparency and brilliance. Without professional refractometer testing, it is difficult to confirm the exact mineral species, but its craftsmanship and color saturation suggest it is intended for fine jewelry use.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $125.00
Basic Information
Category
Loose Gemstones / Jewelry Supplies
Appraised On
March 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $125.00
Item Description
A single, loose gemstone featuring a round brilliant cut with a vibrant violet to lavender hue. The stone is meticulously faceted, showing a high degree of vitreous luster and significant light performance (scintillation). Based on visual characteristics, the gem exhibits the color profile consistent with natural amethyst, violet sapphire, or potentially a high-quality synthetic such as Cubic Zirconia or glass. The table facet is large and well-centered, while the crown facets appear sharp, meeting accurately at the junctions, which indicates professional lapidary work. The color appears largely uniform throughout the stone, though there are subtle variations in light and dark purple as facets reflect the light source. Under direct overhead lighting, the stone casts a distinct shadow to the left, which can be used to estimate its depth and pavilion angle. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips, abrasions, or nicks to the girdle or facet edges. There are no obvious inclusions visible to the naked eye, suggesting a clarity grade of 'eye-clean' or better. The stone is set against a textured grey woven fabric background, highlighting its transparency and brilliance. Without professional refractometer testing, it is difficult to confirm the exact mineral species, but its craftsmanship and color saturation suggest it is intended for fine jewelry use.
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