
Emerald-Cut Amethyst Gemstone
This item is a loose, faceted translucent gemstone displaying a medium-saturated purple hue, consistent with natural amethyst quartz. The gemstone is fashioned into a classic emerald cut (octagonal step cut) with clipped corners, which emphasizes the stone's clarity and depth of color. While exact dimensions cannot be determined without tools, the stone appears to be of moderate size and is seated within a standard white plastic collector's display box with a foam insert. Under visual inspection, the stone exhibits good transparency with no obvious large internal inclusions visible to the naked eye, suggesting a high degree of clarity typical for jewelry-grade amethyst. The color appears relatively evenly distributed throughout the crystal with slight variations in light play across the table and pavilion facets. The facet edges and crown appear sharp, indicating the stone is likely in good condition without significant surface abrasions or chips. The white display box shows some minor debris and discoloration on the foam surface, but the stone itself maintains a lustrous, vitreous polish. This cut style and material are indicative of contemporary lapidary work, often used in both modern and mid-to-late 20th-century jewelry settings. The uniform purple tone without heavy brown or gray secondary colors indicates a quality specimen suitable for mounting in fine jewelry.
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Estimated Value
$40 - $80
Basic Information
Category
Loose Gemstones / Semi-precious Stones
Appraised On
March 7, 2026
Estimated Value
$40 - $80
Item Description
This item is a loose, faceted translucent gemstone displaying a medium-saturated purple hue, consistent with natural amethyst quartz. The gemstone is fashioned into a classic emerald cut (octagonal step cut) with clipped corners, which emphasizes the stone's clarity and depth of color. While exact dimensions cannot be determined without tools, the stone appears to be of moderate size and is seated within a standard white plastic collector's display box with a foam insert. Under visual inspection, the stone exhibits good transparency with no obvious large internal inclusions visible to the naked eye, suggesting a high degree of clarity typical for jewelry-grade amethyst. The color appears relatively evenly distributed throughout the crystal with slight variations in light play across the table and pavilion facets. The facet edges and crown appear sharp, indicating the stone is likely in good condition without significant surface abrasions or chips. The white display box shows some minor debris and discoloration on the foam surface, but the stone itself maintains a lustrous, vitreous polish. This cut style and material are indicative of contemporary lapidary work, often used in both modern and mid-to-late 20th-century jewelry settings. The uniform purple tone without heavy brown or gray secondary colors indicates a quality specimen suitable for mounting in fine jewelry.
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