Spinel is a vibrant gemstone known for its striking colors, ranging from deep reds and pinks to blues, purples, and even black. Often associated with revitalization and energy, spinel is believed to inspire resilience, calmness, and clarity, making it a symbol of strength and renewal.
This gemstone is found in various locations worldwide, including Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, and Madagascar. Historically mistaken for rubies due to its intense color, spinel is highly prized today for its brilliance and rarity. Its durable nature makes it perfect for fine jewelry, blending beauty with meaning.
These stones are from a mine in Myanmar, that is closed. So this is the last batch of stones from there. Each ring is unique. In the first picture you also see the tourmaline solitaire rings and tourmaline twin rings.
Spinels in different cuts and shades in a delicate wire setting made in 18karat gold. Great on their own, great in a mix. One piece each. Made in Munich.
They all have a size of 52, 53 or 54 since those are the most common ring sizes, so in case you need a different size, let us know.
No1: size 52
No2: size 54
No3: size 53
No4: size 52
No5: size 54
No6: size 54
No7: size 53
No8: size 53
Material:
18karat gold (we use a gold with a higher amount of copper for a nice warm gold color), spinel
Measurements:
The wire of the rings is 1mm strong, the stones are between 5-8mm
Care:
Take care and store separately.
With their rarity and beauty Spinels often rival or even surpass some precious stones like rubies or sapphires. Historically, spinels were mistaken for rubies, and famous gems such as the “Black Prince’s Ruby” in the British Crown Jewels were later identified as spinels.
Intense reds (often compared to ruby) and vibrant pinks are highly prized, along with vivid cobalt blues, which are exceptionally rare. Spinels are less abundant than many other gemstones, especially in fine-quality colors, making them sought after by collectors. As their uniqueness and history become better known, spinels have grown in popularity and value, especially in high-end jewelry.
