There's a richness to this oval that stands out even at 0.54 carats — the daylight color runs a deep, saturated bluish green rather than a pale or washed-out version of it, and the transition under incandescent light follows through with an equally rich, vivid purple. This is Malyshevo alexandrite doing the full-bodied version of its transformation, color held at real intensity through both states rather than fading toward pastel. A compact oval that reads as far more substantial than its size suggests, purely on the strength of its color.
