B.One N°6 is a BELLER gold necklace from the B.One collection in which pink spinels from Burma have a combined weight of 2.13 CT. What sets it apart is saturation: at this weight of stone the pink stays clear. The gold of the setting stays in the background, with no ornament to interrupt the pink of the spinels. The necklace is the only one made, in 14K (585) yellow gold, with no versions in other metal colors.
What stones does the B.One N°6 necklace have?
Pink spinels from Burma, round, with a combined weight of 2.13 CT and AAA clarity. Spinel is a separate mineral, although for centuries it was mistaken for ruby, because the two stones occur in similar colors. They differ in chemical composition and crystal structure, which is why the stones carry their own name in the B.One N°6 specification.
How much does the B.One N°6 necklace weigh?
The B.One N°6 necklace weighs 2.90 g. That weight is made up of 14K (585) yellow gold and of spinels with a combined weight of 2.13 CT, given in carats, the unit used for gemstones. The stones are therefore the smaller part of the necklace's weight, and most of it is the gold of the setting.
Are the spinels in B.One N°6 natural?
Yes. The spinels in the B.One N°6 necklace are natural and have not been subjected to heating or treatment. The pink of spinel comes from natural trace elements in the crystal, mainly chromium, so it needs no color enhancement. We sourced the stones from Burma, and we describe them in the BELLER certificate of authenticity that comes with the necklace.