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This bright red and gold bi-color Oregon Sunstone has some brilliant color to it. It shows some dazzling "schiller," the name for the tiny bits of copper inside the stone that catch the sun and shine so beautifully. The color is mostly red with hints of orange and gold. As with most Oregon Sunstone, it will change depending upon the light and viewing angle. The stone weighs 6.8ct and measures 17x11mm, making it the perfect size for a pendant or brooch.

OMG! This Oregon Sunstone is an absolute showstopper. I am tempted to set it into a piece, but I'd rather see it go into someone's own custom jewelry creation. Each Oregon Sunstone is unique, and this one is a unicorn for sure. Weighing 6.7ct, it measures 11.5mm around and 9.7mm deep. When I saw this rough, I knew it had to be a deep cut, and this Portuguese with 161 facets really does it justice. Look at the brilliance here. In natural light or artificial, the green and coppery pink bi-color nature of this all natural stone really shines through. Imagine a custom ring or pendant with this, set in yellow gold, rose gold, white gold, or platinum. This will always get people talking. This is the rarest color Oregon Sunstone there is, and it can be yours at miner direct pricing for far less than the typical retail price.

This is one very interesting Oregon Sunstone that I'm sure will make an incredible custom pendant or ring. The cut is called "Private Eye" and it's look could be used in many ways, from whimsical to foreboding. The color is a very dark bi-color peach to red to green depending on the type of light. Seen here in LED lighting it's more peachy, but in natural light the red does really pop. Oregon Sunstone is of course a very rare stone, only found in one remote area of Oregon's Outback, between Lake and Harney County. The stone is the result of a volcanic eruption some 15 million years ago. It was named the State gemstone in 1987. In recent years, many designers have sought out this stone because of the variety of color, from champagne to peach to gold to brilliant red and deep forest green. Always all natural and never treated. This stone weighs 7.46ct and measures 15.5x11.9x6.1mm. Price is $1865 wholesale. Retail price on an Oregon Sunstone of this color is going to be over $4000 and very likely to increase in value. Hold it for an investment, or place it in a custom piece of jewelry. You can't go wrong.

This Oregon Sunstone got all the colors in the crayon box! Wow, bright green, red and gold, with a dazzling schiller. The cut is called a zig-zag and goes with this stone so perfectly. If you like darker colored Oregon Sunstones this is the one for you. All natural with no treatments whatsoever, this stone is a true American beauty. Oregon Sunstone is a unique and rare gemstone known for its captivating reddish color and remarkable optical phenomena. Oregon Sunstone is a type of feldspar mineral that belongs to the same family as moonstone and labradorite. However, what distinguishes Oregon Sunstone from other feldspar gemstones is its distinctive copper content, which imparts the stone's characteristic reddish, orange, or golden hues. The "Red Green" variety of Oregon Sunstone refers specifically to stones that display a combination of red and green colors. These gems can exhibit a broad range of shades and color combinations, from deep red and vibrant green to softer, more pastel tones. This unique color play is often described as a mesmerizing interplay of warm and cool hues. One of the most intriguing features of Oregon Sunstone is its ability to display a phenomenon called aventurescence. Aventurescence is the shimmering or sparkling effect that occurs when light interacts with tiny copper platelets or inclusions within the stone. When viewed from different angles, these platelets reflect light, creating a captivating play of color and luster. This stone measures 10.5x7.9x5 9mm and weighs 3.33ct.