4.62ct Elongated Oval Oregon Sunstone – Peach/Green Bicolor with Copper Schiller
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1.62ct Oregon Sunstone with AAA schiller
$65.00
Who loves moonstone? Well, this beauty is her cousin, Oregon Sunstone. While both are members of the feldspar family, moonstone offers an adularescent glow while Oregon Sunstone has a more sparkly quality called aventurescence.
This spectacular Oregon Sunstone is loaded with AAA copper schiller. It almost looks like billowing coppery clouds across the face of this gemstone.
This stone would look great set in rose gold to catch the tones of copper, but it will be just as spectacular in yellow or white gold or sterling if you’re looking for WOW on a budget.
The size of this gemstone is 10×6 and would be perfect in a ring or pendant. Weight is 1.62ct.
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Category: Oregon Sunstone
Additional information
| Stone Type |
Oregon Sunstone |
|---|---|
| Cut |
Rectangle |
| Size |
1 – 3ct |
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There is an internal fracture you can see in the photos. It should not compromise the integrity of the stone, but I've discounted it significantly because of this. It's practically impossible to see this fracture without magnification.
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Oregon Sunstone, the official state gem, is very rare, only found in one remote part of the state and nowhere else in the world.
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