4.69ct Oregon Sunstone with green, gold, and pink
$189.00
This Oregon Sunstone is cut in a custom hexagon shape to show off the spectacular colors.
The colors range from golden champagne to green to pink. It’s one very unique stone. This gemstone measures 14.4×8.4mm and weighs 4.69ct.
It would make an amazing pendant or statement ring.
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