RED BERYL -UTAH RUBYRED COLLECTOR-GEM 2.39 CTS BER-1(M)
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RED BERYL
UTAH USA
TREATED-NONE
CUT-emerald
RUBY RED COLOUR COLOUR
WEIGHT : 2.39 CTS
SIZE:9.5 X 7.5 MM
http://geology.utah.gov/surveynotes/gladasked/gladberyl.htm
RED BERYL WAS ALSO KNOWN AS BIXBITE OR RED EMERALD,ITS IS EXTREMELY RARE HARDNESS 7.5 ,CHEMICAL COMPOSITION IS Be3Al2Si6O18. RED BERYL IS FOUND IN ONLY 3 LOCATIONS IN THE WORLD( Thomas Range and the Wah Wah Mountains in west-central Utah, and the Black Range in New Mexico)
Red beryl formation began with the eruption of a topaz rhyolite lava from volcanic vents. As the lava began to cool, shrinkage cracks formed, creating pathways for hightemperature gases rich in beryllium to escape. Oxidized surface water also began seeping into these cracks and mixed with the rising beryllium gases. The gases reacted with the surface water, silica, alkali feldspar, and ironmanganese oxides from the lava to form red beryl crystals.Red beryl probably grew at temperatures between 300 to 650 degrees Celsius
The only known deposit of large, gem-quality red beryl in the world is from the Ruby-Violet claims in the Wah Wah Mountains of Beaver County, Utah. These are private claims and no collecting is allowed without permission from the present claim owners.
pls choose carefully no returns or refunds on this item ---can be certified for additional cost
- SKU
- Dimensions (mm)
- x x mm
- Weight (cts)
- Certified Gemstones
- No
- Colours
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RED BERYL
UTAH USA
TREATED-NONE
CUT-emerald
RUBY RED COLOUR COLOUR
WEIGHT : 2.39 CTS
SIZE:9.5 X 7.5 MM
http://geology.utah.gov/surveynotes/gladasked/gladberyl.htm
RED BERYL WAS ALSO KNOWN AS BIXBITE OR RED EMERALD,ITS IS EXTREMELY RARE HARDNESS 7.5 ,CHEMICAL COMPOSITION IS Be3Al2Si6O18. RED BERYL IS FOUND IN ONLY 3 LOCATIONS IN THE WORLD( Thomas Range and the Wah Wah Mountains in west-central Utah, and the Black Range in New Mexico)
Red beryl formation began with the eruption of a topaz rhyolite lava from volcanic vents. As the lava began to cool, shrinkage cracks formed, creating pathways for hightemperature gases rich in beryllium to escape. Oxidized surface water also began seeping into these cracks and mixed with the rising beryllium gases. The gases reacted with the surface water, silica, alkali feldspar, and ironmanganese oxides from the lava to form red beryl crystals.Red beryl probably grew at temperatures between 300 to 650 degrees Celsius
The only known deposit of large, gem-quality red beryl in the world is from the Ruby-Violet claims in the Wah Wah Mountains of Beaver County, Utah. These are private claims and no collecting is allowed without permission from the present claim owners.
pls choose carefully no returns or refunds on this item ---can be certified for additional cost
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Positive
More than perfect!! I am very satisfied and my wife is happy. Thank you for everything.
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Very nice stone
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Better than the photos