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3.25ct Pear Shape Concave Cut Oregon Sunstone – Deep Pink, Green & Gold
3.2ct Bi-color red and champagne Oregon Sunstone
This Oregon Sunstone exhibits the typical color zoning found on many colored Oregon Sunstones. The color is a brilliant raspberry red mixed with the common champagne color of most of these stones. There is some light copper schiller seen from some angles.
As with all Oregon Sunstones, this stone is 100% natural and untreated, with no oils or enhancers of any kind.
It's a very good-sized gemstone and would go great in a pendant.
Weight is 3.2ct and measures 13x7.7mm.
3.3ct Peachy Pink Oregon Sunstone Pear Cut with Sparkling Schiller – 13x9mm
Dreamy 3.3ct peachy pink Oregon Sunstone pear cut (13x9mm) with gorgeous copper schiller. Perfect for a pendant — stunning in rose gold and priced right for the quality.
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3.44ct bi-color Oregon Sunstone
This very pretty Oregon Sunstone is an AA bicolor pink/green with a nice little bit of copper schiller.
Oregon Sunstone is classified as a cuprian laboradite feldspar and rates between 6.5 and 7.2 on the mohs hardness scale. It is durable enough for a ring if protected well, like a bezel setting, but probably best as a pendant.
Some jewlers shy away from Oregon Sunstone because of its perceived fragility, but still work with stones like Tanzanite, which are equally as fragile. Given that Oregon Sunstone is a lot less expensive, the risk/reward payoff to me is a no-brainer.
This particular stone measures 11.6x9mm and weighs 3.44ct.
3.48ct Green/ pink bicolor Oregon Sunstone
Do you love green bi-color Oregon Sunstone?
This one is saturated with deep green and core schiller to give it that bicolor pink and shimmer we love.
A very nice sized stone for either a pendant or a cocktail ring, it weighs 3.48ct and measures 11x9.2mm.
Oregon Sunstone does not undergo any sort of treatment to get this color. It's all natural.
3.53ct Peach pink Oregon Sunstone “padparadsha”
This absolutely beautiful Oregon Sunstone is what I like to call an "Oregon Padparadscha."
Padparadscha is a Sanskrit word that describes the color of a lotus blossom and if you're not familiar with it in terms of gemstones, it's a color of sapphire that is about the rarest in the world.
Instead of paying $1,000,000 for one, I offer you the Oregon Padparadscha. It is much more common and affordable, and in my opinion, just as beautiful.
This particular stone features a very clear look with no visible "schiller" which is a sought-after feature in Oregon Sunstone.
Weight is 3.53ct and measures 12x9.2mm
3.66ct Champagne/pale green Oregon Sunstone
3.68ct Pink Diaspore from Afghanistan
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.
3.73ct Champagne Oregon Sunstone with schiller
This very pretty Oregon Sunstone is overall champagne color but has hints of green and pink to it . The schiller is understated but clearly visible from the right angle.
This stone has good size and sparkle. Would make a great pendant or ring set in yellow or white gold or silver.
3.75ct and measures 11.1x8.5
3.83ct Oregon Sunstone pear
3.85ct Oregon Sunstone. Bi-color green/pink
This 3.85ct Oregon Sunstone shows strong bi-color green and pinkish orange due to the copper schiller in the stone. We call this color mystique, and it's one of the rarest Oregon Sunstones you can find.
Measuring 10mm round, this spectacularly beautiful stone is ready to be placed in a pendant or ring setting.
This stone would look perfect in any metal, from white gold or silver, yellow, or rose gold.
