Bicolor pink euclase from Brazil 3.210ct loose Japanese-German edition

Euclase with a color similar to padparadscha sapphire. Pink Euclase was first discovered in Bahia, Brazil in 2015, and became available worldwide around 2019 . It is rarer than blue, and is a rare stone for collectors that has recently become available in Japan, albeit in very small quantities. Blue euclase is colored by iron and titanium, and pink is colored by trace elements of manganese. This is a bi-colored euclace of pink and orange . It is a large bi-colored grain over 3 carats and has a particularly low distribution volume. It is said that another mineral is contained inside, and this mineral may be limonite . It is interesting that there is another mineral in pink euclase. A certificate of identification from the Japan-German Gem Research Institute is included.

・Type: Loose (natural stone)
・Stone name: Brazilian bicolor pink euclase
・Weight: 3.210ct
・Scratch/chip: S
・Inclusion: -
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・Accessories: Identification book (Japan-German Gem Research Institute), case

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