Pink diaspore from Afghanistan 1.26ct
$378.00
This pink diaspore from Afghanistan has such a captivating color. There’s a slight change in incandescent or low light compared to bright white light where it will turn more pink or more lavender.
This material was first brought to market in 2020, so it’s very new. The little inclusions just add to the unique look of this stone. It’s about a 6.5-7 on mohs scale.
How would you set this long, slender gem? The stone measures 13.5×3.4mm. Weight is 1.26ct.
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| Cut |
Rectangle |
|---|---|
| Size |
1 – 3ct |
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