Peach benitoite 0.135ct loose Japanese-German book (orange/blue)

Benitoite is said to be one of the three rare stones in America. It is a stone that is full of charm as a gemstone, with a strong shine like a diamond and a beautiful blue color like a sapphire. It is said to have been discovered near California's San Benito River in the 1900s, and is characterized by its strong light dispersion. The color is also called peach benitoite, which is rare in benitoite. Benitoite is generally famous for its blue color, but this one is colorless and has been heat treated. Because it is less likely to crack or turn peach-colored during heating, it is less in supply and generally more valuable than blue. Even among peach colors, this is a rare loose item that allows you to enjoy a slight blue hue. It fluoresces when exposed to black light. A certificate of identification from the Japan-German Gem Research Institute is included.

・Type: Loose (natural stone)
・Stone name: Benitoite (Peach Benitoite)
・Weight: 0.135ct
・Scratches/chips: A+
・Inclusion: S
・Note: Heat treatment is performed.
・Accessories: Identification book (Japan-German Gem Research Institute), case

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