[Koshu Precious Stone Cutting] Australian Prehnite 3.090ct {Collaboration} Loose Patch

Braynite has an attractive soft green color. Its Japanese name is "budo-ishi." It is not a very familiar name as a gemstone, but it was first discovered quite a long time ago in the 1700s. It is said to have been discovered by Colonel Hendrik von Prehn, who was the governor of the Cape Colony in South Africa. It is a gemstone with a long history.

This is a loose Australian planite "Checkerboard x Color" stone from Koshu Precious Stone Kiriko, a collaborative piece between Shimizu Precious Stone and Yoichi Fukasawa.

This Koshu Kiseki Kiriko was created by two master craftsmen, Yukio Shimizu, president of Shimizu Kiseki, and Yoichi Fukasawa, president of Jewelry Craft Fukasawa. Shimizu worked on the facets, and Fukasawa worked on the cut surfaces. A special badge is included.
*This is a collaborative product between Shimizu Kiseki, Yoichi Fukasawa and Caratz.

Type: Loose (natural stone)
・Stone name: Prehnite
Weight: 3.090ct
Size: 11.9 x 9.6 mm
・Scratches/chips: S
Inclusions: A+
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・Accessories: Koshu Precious Stone Cutting Card, Caratz Quality Certificate, Case

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