Spinel is a Gemstone that is often used in Jewelry and It is a hard, durable mineral that is valued for its vibrant colors and brilliance. Spinel is typically found in a range of colors, including red, pink, blue, violet, orange, and black. It is often mistaken for other gemstones, such as Ruby or sapphire, due to its similar appearance. Historically, spinel has been highly regarded and was often mistaken for other precious gemstones. For example, some famous Gemstones in royal collections, such as the "Black Prince's Ruby" in the British Crown Jewels, are actually spinels. Today, spinel is recognized and appreciated as a gemstone in its own right.

Spinel gemstone includes a wide range of colors and designs available, and the abundance of spinel in the market has made it one of the most affordable and luxurious gemstones on the market. The use of spinel in jewelry has a long history. Even in the past, people in west of Asia thought that the powerful spell of spinel makes a person who wears spinel clothes stay away from darkness and evil. Spinel is a relatively hard gemstone that is recommended for use in jewelry making; because it is more durable due to its high resistance to environmental factors. Today, spinel is found in many parts of the world, but depending on the location of each region, the spinel obtained from that region has different appearance and physical properties. Different spinel gemstones have different brand and scientific names, and this difference is due to the variety of colors and types of spinels in Middle east and world.

• Cinnamon spinel
  This pumice Stone is usually pinkish brown in color. This type of spinel is mostly found in California, Sri Lanka‎, South of Asia, Brazil and the United States.
• Green spinel with Tsavorite brand
  This spinel has light green to dark shades and is sometimes confused with emerald. This type of stone is found in Tanzania, Kenya and Africa. If a combination of this stone with Emerald is used in jewelry making; due to its great resemblance to emerald, it seems a little difficult to distinguish.
• Espartite brand spinel
  This type of spinel is found in orange and has a range of bright yellow, orange and bright reddish orange colors, but each color spectrum has a different price compared to other colors. Spasitis is still found in many parts of the world, including the United States.
• Demento brand
  This type of stone is one of the very rich and vibrant types of green spinel and is found in the Ural Mountains of Russia.
• Demantoid spinel
  This type of spinel is very rare and has unique physical properties and is known as a very expensive piece of jewelry.
• Rhodolite brand spinel
  This type of spinel is very similar to the rose and has a pink and reddish color that is found in North Carolina and the United States. The beautiful color of this type of spinel stone has made it a very suitable stone for use in jewelry.
• Masai Blue Spinel
  This type of blue spinel was recently discovered in 1990 in Tanzania.

Its blue color and also the lack of this type of stone in the market, has made it a very valuable and precious pumice stone. Recently, however, specimens of this type of pumice have been found in the United States, Russia, Kenya, and Turkey, and these discoveries have reduced the price of this type of stone slightly. Some types of this spinel have the property of changing color and can be seen as purple due to the light of the lamp. After selecting the desired color and type of spinel, by creating very beautiful cuts in them, very beautiful shapes of them can be used in jewelry making.

Spinel is known for its excellent transparency and high refractive index, which contributes to its brilliance and sparkle. It is a popular choice for various types of jewelry, including rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets. Spinel can be faceted into different shapes, such as round, oval, cushion, or emerald cuts, to showcase its beauty and maximize its brilliance. In terms of durability, spinel has a hardness of 8 on the Mohs scale, which makes it a suitable gemstone for everyday wear. It is relatively resistant to scratches and abrasions, but like any gemstone, it still requires proper care and maintenance to preserve its beauty over time.