Aquadité is a recently discovered, blue-green chalcedony gemstone, rich in copper minerals, found in Indonesia, and characterized by its unique "confetti" copper inclusions.

Here's a more detailed look at Aquadité:

• Discovery:

  Discovered in April 2022 on the Maluka Islands in Indonesia during road clearing, when a bulldozer struck a rock revealing the gemstone.

• Composition:

  A variety of chalcedony, a microcrystalline form of quartz, distinguished by its high copper content.

• Appearance:

  Exhibits a striking blue-green color due to copper inclusions, including chrysocolla, malachite, and cuprite.

• Inclusions:

  Features abundant copper flecks, creating a unique "confetti" appearance.

• Name:

  Coined by gemologist Yianni Melas, combining "aqua" for its watery hues with "dité" in homage to Aphrodite, the goddess of love, beauty, and copper.

• Gemological Properties:

  Gemologically consistent with chalcedony, including a refractive index of 1.54 and a specific gravity of 2.56.

• Market and Popularity:

  Aquadité has gained attention as a sought-after gemstone, with jewelry enthusiasts and collectors seeking its unique appearance.

Weight - 11.29 Carats

Pieces- 1

Shape - Pear

Dimensions of stone - 23.94x12.98x5.86mm

Cut - Pear Cabochon

Color - Rainow , white , blue , green , grey , brown , gold

Pictures shoot: Gem Studio

Origin - Indonesia

Clarity - Transparent

Treatment- non