Spinel Rough Stone Parcel 101.30 ct | Various Colors | Mogok, Burma (Myanmar)

This is a practical, character-rich parcel of natural spinel rough from the legendary Mogok region of Myanmar (Burma)—an origin prized by collectors and cutters alike for its historic reputation and distinctive color spectrum. The lot includes 53 individual pieces with a strong combined weight of 101.30 carats, offering excellent value for lapidaries, small-scale production, and experimental cutting work.

Color range: from cool neutrals to vibrant hues

The parcel shows an attractive variety of tones, spanning:

• grey and smoky grey

• violet / mauve shades

• pink to red

This mix makes the lot especially interesting for makers who enjoy sorting, matching, and exploring different outcomes from one parcel.

Included nature & realistic cutting potential

The clarity in this parcel is mainly moderately included, which is common for rough material from Mogok. These pieces are not intended for cutting large, eye-clean single gemstones. Instead, the value lies in smart use of the rough:

• Sawing/slicing to isolate cleaner sections

• Cutting small clean faceted stones in the 2–4 mm range (depending on yield and the individual piece)

• Cabochon cutting, where inclusions can become part of the stone’s character and design appeal

Ideal for lapidaries, jewelers & creative projects

This parcel is well suited for:

• producing small calibrated spinels for pavé and accent work

• cabochons for unique one-of-a-kind jewelry

• learning material for cutters (great practice rough with real potential)

• designers who like the organic charm of included stones

A genuine Mogok spinel rough parcel—excellent for small-stone production, cabochons, and creative cutting strategies where careful planning reveals the best yield.