Beautiful 1.40ct Swat Valley Pakistan emerald

What do you love about Pink diaspore? I love that it's a relatively unheard of stone. While it might look similar to stones like Amythist, purple sapphire, spinel or perhaps even morganite, it is the little inclusions that run through the stone, giving each its own unique fingerprint. The stone also exhibits color change like its Turkish cousin Zultanite. Where Zultanite changes from brown to green, this has a subtle lavender to pink change in bright sunlight. It was first brought to market in Peshawar Pakistan after being discovered in neighboring Afghanistan. The miners and people who literally risk their lives to bring a few handfuls of this material across the border into Pakistan are the true heroes here. One handful of stones can feed a family for a year. This particular stone measures 10.8x6.9mm and weighs 3.68ct. It's a good size for either a ring or a pendant.

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

This AAA schiller Oregon Sunstone is a beauty to behold. This trapezoid cut is either something you're going to love or hate. Stone measures 12.8x6.4mm at the wide end and 3.5mm at the narrow end. This stone might look amazing in a pendant or a ring.