Pink diaspore pendant, set in 925 silver
$750.00
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Pink diaspore is a rare and remarkable gemstone known for its captivating pink hues, ranging from soft blush to vibrant fuchsia. This gemstone exhibits a mesmerizing color-changing phenomenon, displaying different shades depending on the lighting conditions. It transitions from a delicate pink in natural daylight to a warm mauve or champagne tone under incandescent lighting, making it truly unique and versatile.
This “East/West” pendant with a 2.24ct pink diaspore is set in 925 sterling and includes the 18″ sterling chain. Its elegant beauty will enhance any outfit.
The stone has moderate inclusions, which is normal for this material.
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