Excellent Rare Phenakite Gemstone from Nigeria, 7.60 cts., 14 mm., Trillion Shape
$1,520.00
Gem: Phenakite
Weight: 7.60 cts.
Size: 13.90 mm.
Color: Colorless
Clarity: VS
Cut: Trillion
Locality: Nigeria
Treatment: None
Phenakite is a rare Berylium mineral that occurs with Aquamarine pegmatite deposits. Gem grade material is even more limited and highly sought after on the market. All Phanakite in monochromatic being colorless. This stone is exceptional! It has excellent clarity and gorgeous light return. The stone glitters beautifully in hand and dances in the sunlight! The custom-cut trillion shape brings out the true potential of this material. The gem weighs over 7 carats, which is a fantastic and rare size in such clarity. Phenakite has a hardness of 7.5 to 8 on the Mohs scale, making if excellent for jewelry and quite durable. This stone is difficult to replace and a real rare gem! Enjoy!
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- Europe : 5 - 12 business days
- Asia Pacific : 7 - 14 business days
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