76.40 carats Aquamarine Carved Leaf 12 Pieces Fine Jewelry Making Natural Gem

Weight: 120.55 Carats Size: 50x22 MM Pieces: 2

28.71 carats aquamarine petal carving 4 pieces set for jewelry natural gemstone Gemstone - Aquamarine Weight: 28.71 Carats Size:12x20 to 15x10 MM Pieces: 4

An exceptional size aquamarine carved cabochon , carved on both the sides by hand, it took the artisan over 4 months to complete this work of art. Natural Aquamarine 1064.30 Carats

45.83 carats blue tourmaline carved pair top quality fine jewelry natural gem Weight: 45.83 Carats Size: 41x18x4 MM Pieces: 2 Shape: Carved Leaf

Apatite Gemstone Weight: 8.80 Carats Sizes: 1.10 To 1.20 Carats Colour: Neon Green And Neon Blue Origin: Africa Treatment: None Certificate: On Customer Demand Apatite is a beautiful and versatile gemstone known for its vibrant colors and unique metaphysical properties. Its name is derived from the Greek word “apate,” meaning “deception,” as it was often mistaken for other minerals like peridot or topaz. Despite this, apatite holds its own charm and value in the world of gemstones. Apatite comes in a variety of colors, including green, blue, yellow, pink, and violet. Among these, neon blue-green apatite, often sourced from Madagascar, is the most sought-after due to its striking resemblance to the Paraiba tourmaline. The gemstone has a vitreous luster and a hardness of 5 on the Mohs scale, making it relatively soft and more suitable for earrings, pendants, or collectors’ pieces rather than daily-wear rings. This gemstone is believed to have powerful metaphysical properties. It is associated with clarity of thought, personal growth, and communication. Blue apatite, in particular, is linked to the throat chakra, aiding in self-expression and confidence. Green apatite is thought to encourage abundance and healing, while yellow apatite...

Apatite Gemstone Weight: 5.15 Carats Sizes: 0.90 To 1.15 Carats Colour: Neon Blue Origin: Africa Treatment: None Certificate: On Customer Demand Apatite is a beautiful and versatile gemstone known for its vibrant colors and unique metaphysical properties. Its name is derived from the Greek word “apate,” meaning “deception,” as it was often mistaken for other minerals like peridot or topaz. Despite this, apatite holds its own charm and value in the world of gemstones. Apatite comes in a variety of colors, including green, blue, yellow, pink, and violet. Among these, neon blue-green apatite, often sourced from Madagascar, is the most sought-after due to its striking resemblance to the Paraiba tourmaline. The gemstone has a vitreous luster and a hardness of 5 on the Mohs scale, making it relatively soft and more suitable for earrings, pendants, or collectors’ pieces rather than daily-wear rings. This gemstone is believed to have powerful metaphysical properties. It is associated with clarity of thought, personal growth, and communication. Blue apatite, in particular, is linked to the throat chakra, aiding in self-expression and confidence. Green apatite is thought to encourage abundance and healing, while yellow apatite...

Loose Aquamarine Pairs Weight: 14 Carats Dimension: 11x10x 9.1 & 9.0 Mm Clarity: Have Needles (Can Seen On Side View) Treatment: Non Shape: Emerald Cut: Asscher Aquamarine from Shi...

Faceted Aquamarine Lot Weight: 5.00 Carats Sizes: 0.70 To 1.90 Carats Origin; Shigar Valley Pakistan Treatment: Non Color: Blue White Aquamarine from Shigar Valley, Pakistan, is h...