Spinel Jewellery

Spinel, the August birthstone, boasts remarkable beauty and a storied history. Its captivating array of vibrant colours symbolises strength, renewal, and protection. Revered as a stone of positivity and inspiration, spinel brings balance and vitality to its wearer.

At Pragnell, a trusted sixth-generation family jeweller, we present an enchanting selection of spinel jewellery. Meticulously crafted by our skilled artisans in Great Britain, each piece showcases spinel's exceptional allure and enduring elegance.

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Spinel Pendant Charm

in 18ct Yellow Gold

£ 2,750

Spinel Pendant Charm

in 18ct Yellow Gold

£ 6,080

Red Spinel Ring

2.19ct in 18ct Yellow & White Gold

£ 7,315

Masterpiece 160.42ct Spinel and Diamond Long Necklace

in Platinum

£ 68,000

Cabochon Pink Tourmaline Ring

28.95ct in 18ct Yellow Gold

£ 17,050

Snowstorm 3.70ct Spinel and Diamond Cocktail Ring

in 18ct White Gold

£ 15,950

Cushion Cut 2.89ct Pink Spinel and Diamond Cluster Earrings

in 18ct Yellow Gold

£ 14,500

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Frequently Asked Questions

Below are the answers to our most commonly asked questions. Should you want to find out more please feel free to Contact Us us and begin your Pragnell experience.

Spinel come in a wide range of colours, but the most common and popular hues are red, pink, and blue. Red spinel can range from vivid ruby-like red to softer shades, while blue spinel can vary from a vibrant sapphire blue to a deep navy. Spinel also occur in other colours like orange, purple, and black, making it a versatile and captivating gemstone.

Gemstones that can resemble spinel in appearance include certain varieties of sapphire, ruby, and garnet. Blue spinel may resemble blue sapphires, while red spinel can be mistaken for rubies or red garnets. However, each gemstone possesses its unique characteristics and properties, distinguishing them from genuine spinel.

To determine if a spinel is real, closely examine its colour and clarity. Genuine spinel typically display vibrant and vivid colours, while fake ones may appear overly saturated or lack the gem's natural brilliance. Additionally, consult a professional gemmologist or jeweller who can use specialised tools to accurately authenticate the spinel and distinguish it from imitations or synthetic alternatives.

Spinel is often associated with vitality, energy, and creative inspiration. This gemstone symbolises strength and empowerment, believed to bring positive transformation and encouragement to its wearer. Spinel is also considered a stone of hope and resilience, inspiring optimism, and a sense of balance in life.

Yes, spinel jewellery is gaining popularity and becoming more fashionable due to its remarkable beauty and unique colours. As a captivating gemstone with various vibrant hues, spinel is attracting attention among jewellery enthusiasts and designers who seek to incorporate its allure into modern and stylish pieces.

Yes, you can wear spinel jewellery every day, as it is relatively durable. However, like all gemstone jewellery, it's essential to take care and avoid exposing spinel to harsh chemicals or activities that may cause damage to the stone or its setting.

To care for spinel jewellery, avoid exposing it to harsh chemicals and extreme temperature changes. Clean gently with mild soapy water and a soft brush and avoid steam or ultrasonic cleaners that can damage the gemstone. Store spinel pieces separately to prevent scratching and avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight, as it may cause fading or colour changes over time. Regularly inspect and have them professionally cleaned by a jeweller to maintain their brilliance and beauty.

About Spinel

Spinel, with its name derived from the Latin word "spina" meaning "thorn," are captivating gemstones admired for their remarkable beauty and vibrant colours.

Throughout history, spinel has been mistaken for other precious gemstones, such as rubies and sapphires, due to their similar appearance. Royalty and nobility have treasured spinel for centuries, adorning their crowns, sceptres, and jewels with these alluring gems.

In ancient times, spinel was believed to offer protection and bring prosperity to their wearers. Today, spinel continues to captivate with its mesmerising hues and unique charm, making it a cherished gemstone treasured for its historical significance and exceptional allure.

Spinel Jewellery

Spinel Pendant Charm

Spinel Pendant Charm

Red Spinel Ring

Masterpiece 160.42ct Spinel and Diamond Long Necklace

Cabochon Pink Tourmaline Ring

Snowstorm 3.70ct Spinel and Diamond Cocktail Ring

Cushion Cut 2.89ct Pink Spinel and Diamond Cluster Earrings

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