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23.35CT RARE FACETED FLASHY AMMOLITE DOUBLET FULL SPECTRUM|CRYSTAL CAPPED
- SKU
- AGEM#1
- Dimensions (mm)
- 33.1 x 12.8 x 6.8mm
- Weight (cts)
- 23.35
- Treatment
- Surface Coating
- Shape
- Marquise
- Type
- Faceted
- Clarity
- N/A
- Colours
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23.35ct Ammolite gemstone, crystal capped and skillfully faceted in a sleek marquise cut to ignite its full potential. This gem boasts a full spectrum of fiery colors, from vivid emerald green to electric gold and subtle flashes of crimson, dancing across the surface with every movement.
What sets this stone apart is its precision faceting an extremely uncommon treatment for Ammolite, which is usually left in cabochon form. This faceted finish not only enhances the play of color but adds depth, brilliance, and edge making it a standout collector’s piece or a bold choice for custom jewelry.
>Ammolite comes specifically from the shell of Ammonites, a type of cephalopod related to modern-day squids, octopuses, and nautiluses. While AmmoNite fossils are common, only a small fraction have the conditions necessary to produce the iridescent ammolite.
>Fun fact -Alberta Canada is the only place in the world where Ammolite is mined commercially, And the only place worldwide where ammolite forms its flashy colors!
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- SKU
- AGEM#1
- Dimensions (mm)
- 33.1 x 12.8 x 6.8 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 23.35
- Treatment
- Surface Coating
- Shape
- Marquise
- Type
- Faceted
- Clarity
- N/A
- Colours
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23.35ct Ammolite gemstone, crystal capped and skillfully faceted in a sleek marquise cut to ignite its full potential. This gem boasts a full spectrum of fiery colors, from vivid emerald green to electric gold and subtle flashes of crimson, dancing across the surface with every movement.
What sets this stone apart is its precision faceting an extremely uncommon treatment for Ammolite, which is usually left in cabochon form. This faceted finish not only enhances the play of color but adds depth, brilliance, and edge making it a standout collector’s piece or a bold choice for custom jewelry.
>Ammolite comes specifically from the shell of Ammonites, a type of cephalopod related to modern-day squids, octopuses, and nautiluses. While AmmoNite fossils are common, only a small fraction have the conditions necessary to produce the iridescent ammolite.
>Fun fact -Alberta Canada is the only place in the world where Ammolite is mined commercially, And the only place worldwide where ammolite forms its flashy colors!
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Rough Sapphires, Ammolite, and other unique Mineral Specimens from Canada and abroad.
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PositiveAbsolutely stunning gemstones! Never disappointed!
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Absolutely stunning gemstones! Never disappointed!
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Absolutely stunning gemstones! Never disappointed!
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After thorough evaluation of the Verified seller's information provided, Gem Rock Auctions has found accurate and honest pictures and details for this listing. Gem Rock Auctions is committed to holding our sellers to the highest standards of integrity and transparency. As part of this policy, we only permit the sale of natural, earth mined, gemstones. Manmade, synthetic, and imitation gemstones are not permitted on Gem Rock auctions. Many Gemstones have received treatments to enhance their color and/or clarity to further emphasize their beauty and we insist treatments are disclosed. Unless accompanied by a report from an approved laboratory, all origins or treatments declared in the listing are the sellers' opinion. There are limitations to what can be determined without physically handling the listed item.
