Purplish pink milky spinel 0,47 ct.
Purplish pink milky spinel.
Weight: 0,47 ct.
Measurements: 5,35 x 4,40 x 2,75 ct.
Origin: Sri Lanka.
Treatment: None
A cute little milky purplish pink spinel, have inclusion on pavilion (seen in pavilion picture).
Aboat milky sapphires.
Milky sapphires, often referred to as "milk sapphires" or "silk sapphires," are unique gemstones known for their cloudy or milky appearance. This distinctive look is due to the presence of numerous tiny inclusions, typically rutile needles, which scatter light within the gemstone and create a soft, velvety sheen.
The allure of milky sapphires lies in their unique appearance. While traditional sapphires are prized for their clarity and deep hues, milky sapphires offer a different kind of beauty. The soft, diffuse light they emit creates a dreamy, almost mystical quality.
In recent years, the popularity of milky sapphires has been on the rise. Consumers increasingly seek individuality and uniqueness, and specially pink and purple milky sapphires has an innocent look to them. A cutegirl/ shy style, for people liking the more discreet beauty instead of the for example bold hot pink sapphires. This started in Korea a couple of years ago and is slowly spreading across the world. This is also making them a valuable investment.