By Colour
Orange Spinel
Orange is one of the rarest hues spinel produces — from warm coral to a glowing sunset-orange. Our orange stones come from An Phu, in the Luc Yen district of northern Vietnam, whose salmon-to-orange spinel we know as the An Phu Sunset: a soft, sunset-toned colour we have named for its source.
These are one-of-a-kind, collector-grade stones — natural, untreated and independently certified. Because each is unique, orange spinel is offered by enquiry: share your details and a specialist will send pricing, certification and availability.
The An Phu Sunset — rare, natural & one-of-a-kind. Offered by enquiry.
Questions
Orange Spinel — Frequently Asked
- What is An Phu Sunset spinel?
- 'An Phu Sunset' is our house name for the rare salmon-to-orange spinel from An Phu, in the Luc Yen district of northern Vietnam. It describes a colour and an origin — not a laboratory grade — a soft, sunset-toned hue we have named for the place it comes from. Each stone is natural, untreated and certified.
- Why is orange spinel so rare?
- Orange is one of the least common colours in natural spinel, and fine, saturated sunset-orange material — especially from Luc Yen — appears in very small quantities, making it a genuine collector's colour.
- How is orange spinel priced?
- Because each An Phu Sunset stone is one-of-a-kind, orange spinel is offered on a price-on-application basis. Enquire about any piece and a specialist will send full pricing, certification and availability.
- Is your orange spinel natural and untreated?
- Yes — every stone is natural, untreated and accompanied by an independent gemological certificate.
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Sources
Facts on this page draw on independent gemmological authorities:
- Gemological Institute of America (GIA) · Institute
- Gübelin Gem Lab · Laboratory
- GRS (GemResearch Swisslab) · Laboratory
- Lotus Gemology · Laboratory