In stock · ready to be yours
Cobalt Blue Spinel Cushion
Product ID: GFS-46
This natural cobalt blue spinel from Burma is a loose gemstone of 1.55 ct in a softly rounded cushion cut. Its deep blue colour flashes with lively, steel-blue highlights.
- 24-month warranty on every piece
- Czech national hallmark on all precious metals — your assurance of genuine, honestly declared materials
- Secure, insured delivery throughout Europe
The story
About this creation
A natural cobalt blue spinel from Burma, cut as a cushion with softly rounded corners. The colour is a deep, inky blue that shows brighter steel-blue flashes as the stone catches the light. It weighs 1.55 ct and measures 7.1 × 6.1 × 4.4 mm. One stone is available.
The spinel is sold loose, and LA GEM can set it into a ring, pendant or earrings made to order in our Prague atelier.
In detail
Gemstones & parameters
| Gemstone | natural spinel |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.55 ct |
| Dimensions | 7.1 × 6.1 × 4.4 mm |
Living with your jewel
Caring for your jewellery
Caring for jewellery matters more than most people expect. Your creation sparkles newly after a gentle cleansing: most gemstones, and diamonds especially, respond beautifully to a wash in mild soapy water. But not every gem. An emerald, for example, must never be washed this way; its natural character asks for a different, gentler care. Please always ask us how to care for your jewellery, and especially for your gemstone. We will gladly show you.
Gold is a soft metal, and it deserves to be worn thoughtfully: removed for sport and heavy work, kept away from chemicals, stored in its box. And once every couple of years, we recommend bringing your jewel to a jeweller so the prongs can be checked for wear; a five-minute inspection protects a stone for a lifetime.
The presentation
Beautiful gift packaging
Every LA GEM creation arrives in our own gift packaging: a structured box in warm bronze, lined with satin and embroidered with the house name. Whether the piece is a gift for someone extraordinary or a quiet gift to yourself, the moment of opening is part of the jewel.
A question about this piece?