Smithsonite 3.920ct loose

Smithsonite is a mineral named after James Smithson, who founded the famous Smithsonian Institution. Smithson discovered that hemimorphite and hydrozincite were once collectively called ``calamine,'' but they were a separate species. Available in a variety of colors including blue, green, yellow, purple, pink, and white. Since it is not suitable for jewelry due to its low hardness, it is said that gemstones are made for collection purposes only. A beautiful gemstone with soft colors.
Smithsonite looks like a cabochon-cut blue opal. The inclusions are characteristic and look like a painting.

・Type: Loose (natural stone)
・Stone name: Smithsonite
・Weight: 3.920ct
・Scratches/chips: A+
・Inclusion: -
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・Accessories: Karatz quality guarantee card, case

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