1.87ct Champagne with peach schiller oval Oregon Sunstone

A classic example of bicolor Oregon Sunstone. Deep reddish orange with bright green. This is some of the best colors nature has to offer. Very little copper schiller in this stone means it's not sleepy at all. Great cutting gives you that amazing shine you expect from a top-quality Oregon Sunstone. The weight of this stone is 2.9ct. Stone measures 9.26mm around and is 6.75mm deep. This stone would make an incredible ring, pendant, or brooch.

This is one of those Oregon Sunstones you only see once in a while. Its depth of color is absolutely breathtaking. The dark green accented with coppery red schiller is mesmerizing. Oregon Sunstone is rare in the world of feldspar in that it contains copper. Most stones will only show a little hint of this copper when they display a little aventurescence, that inner glow seen as it flashes in the sunlight. About 10% of these stones will display any color at all, usually a pinkish peach color. Then there's the 1%rs. Stones like the one you're seeing here that are so rare they must be used to create a custom-made masterpiece. This particular stone is 8.83ct and measures 14.4x11mm. It would make a very impressive cocktail ring or pendant.

Have you been looking for the perfect 10mm Oregon Sunstone for a ring or pendant design? Look no further! This bicolor Oregon Sunstone has the perfect color and size for a truely impressive solitaire ring or to be the centerpiece of a larger design. The color on this stone is incredible, from a dark peachy orange to gold to a bold green in one stone. Of course, Oregon Sunstone is all natural, never treated to bring out any colors. This is the color of came out of the ground with. The tiny sparkles are due to the microscopic bits of copper known as "schiller" that make Oregon Sunstone so unique in the gem industry. This stone measures 10mm and is cut in a spectacular brilliant pattern. The weight is 3ct.

Oregon Sunstone, the always natural and untreated state gem is a rare feldspar containing copper, which gives it not only a wide range of colors, but also the aventurescent quality called "schiller" from thousands of microscopic bits of copper inside the stone. Usually, these crystals get only as large as 60-70cts before being cut. Often, bigger crystals have fractures, which makes cutting large stones over 10cts difficult. This stone, however, is not the norm. It weighs a massive 22.9ct and measures 23x17mm. It's the largest stone in my inventory. Just being large isn't the only thing that makes this stone special, though. The tri-color green, pink, and gold or "mystique" color is one of the rarest for Oregon Sunstone. Watch the colors shift and move as the stone turns. The concave cutting on this gem also ads to the brilliance, giving it a radient shine. It is truly a one of a kind masterpiece.