Golden schiller 1.9ct Oregon Sunstone trillion
$67.00
People sometimes scoff at the idea of a champagne colored Oregon Sunstone. They’re much more common than the pinks, reds, or greens, but sometimes they can be just as beautiful.
The fact that they’re more common also means a very affordable price.
This 1.9ct Oregon Sunstone trillion is champagne in color with a little bit of copper schiller to add some extra sparkle. In the sun, you’ll see shades of pink and green in it as well as that golden champagne color.
The size is perfect for a ring or a pendant at 8.3mm.
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| Stone Type |
Oregon Sunstone |
|---|---|
| Size |
1 – 3ct |
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