3.73ct Champagne Oregon Sunstone with schiller
$115.00
This very pretty Oregon Sunstone is overall champagne color but has hints of green and pink to it . The schiller is understated but clearly visible from the right angle.
This stone has good size and sparkle. Would make a great pendant or ring set in yellow or white gold or silver.
3.75ct and measures 11.1×8.5
1 in stock
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| Stone Type |
Oregon Sunstone |
|---|---|
| Cut |
Rectangle |
| Size |
3 – 5ct |
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