1-3 cts
Oregon Fire Opal rosette 1.81ct
Oregon Fire Opal rosette. I love the way that little red streak looks going across. This would make an incredible pendant or ring.
Weighing 1.81ct and measuring 10.6x8.3mm. It does have a low dome at only 2 7mm.
Juniper mountain Fire Opals are known for their beautiful color and flash, and this one doesn't disappoint.
Oregon Fire Opal with interesting inclusions. 1.7ct 8.1mm
This Oregon Fire Opal has some great personality. Instead of being the typical transparent brightly colored stone we're used to seeing, this one has more opacity due to the reddish inclusions caused by the lava matrix within the stone. The result is spectacular and would look great in a ring, pendant, or brooch.
Oregon Fire Opal is mined in Lake County, Oregon, and generally has an orange or amber color. This piece is one of a kind!
Measures 8.1mm and weighs 1.7ct.
Peachy Pink Pear-Shaped Oregon Sunstone with Copper Schiller – 2.55 Carats |13x8mm
A stunning 2.55ct pear-shaped Oregon Sunstone measuring 8x13mm, with a soft peachy pink hue and dazzling copper schiller. Ethically sourced and full of natural sparkle, this loose gemstone is perfect for a custom pendant or statement ring. Ready to be the centerpiece of your next unique jewelry design.
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Pink diaspore from Afghanistan 1.26ct
This pink diaspore from Afghanistan has such a captivating color. There's a slight change in incandescent or low light compared to bright white light where it will turn more pink or more lavender.
This material was first brought to market in 2020, so it's very new. The little inclusions just add to the unique look of this stone. It's about a 6.5-7 on mohs scale.
How would you set this long, slender gem? The stone measures 13.5x3.4mm. Weight is 1.26ct.
Pink/purple diaspore 2.86ct
Do you like rare gemstones?
Have you heard of Pink Diaspore?
This lavender to pink diaspore was first discovered in the Nangarhar province of Afghanistan in 2019 and started making its way to dealers in Peshawar Pakistan in 2020. Since we were in the middle of a worldwide pandemic at the time, this stone did not garner much attention, however one of my brokers in Pakistan got me some rough and I found it to be very interesting.
There are small tubular inclusions in the stone, which can be seen under magnification. These add some great light refraction. The color goes from almost a hot pink at some angles to a soft lavender color. The hardness is 6.5-7 and can be worn as a pendant, brooch, or with care as a ring.
This stone weighs 2.86ct and measures 9.6x5.9mm. Priced at a reasonable $300/ct, the total price for this stone is $858. Most dealers are now charging over $400/ct for this material.
Rare Pink Diaspore from Afghanistan. 2.17ct
Lovely and surprising pink diaspore from Afghanistan.
This relatively new gemstone is physically the same material as the Turkish diaspore, trade named Zultanite but look at this color! In low light it's a mauve or purple, but in bright sunlight is bright pink. This deposit was discovered in 2020 and appears to be very limited. Totally untreated with beautiful tube inclusions throughout.
This particular stone is beautifully cut and weighs 2.17ct and measures 10.6x5.6mm. This stone would be ideal in a ring or a pendant.
Scissor Cut Rectangle Oregon Sunstone (1.50ct) – Peach & Golden Schiller | 9×6.2mm
A classy, affordable 1.50ct Oregon Sunstone in a sparkling scissor-cut rectangle—peachy golden color with copper schiller that lights up as you move it. Perfect size for a ring or pendant.
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Swat Pakistan emerald 1.05ct
I have here a lovely oval emerald ready to go into your engagement or other very special ring or pendant.
This one has beautiful clarity and the most mesmerizing color. A true work of the earth's art.
Sourced from Swat Valley Pakistan, this emerald is only treated with minor oil. Nothing more.
Emeralds are 20x rarer than diamonds, but the price of this stone will not cost you nearly as much as a comparable diamond. This is because of my relationships with the source in Pakistan and the great price on rough I get, I can pass these savings along to you, the consumer.
Weighing 1.05ct and measuring 7x5.5mm