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Musgravite is a rare stone that is known only to those in the know. It is said to have been first discovered in the Musgrave Mountains in Australia in 1967. It has only been less than 50 years since it was discovered. Because it has a composition very similar to that of spinel and taaffeite, it was very difficult even for identification agencies to identify it until recently.
This is a highly transparent grey-coloured gemstone quality musgravite from Myanmar. It comes with a certificate of identification issued by the GIT, an identification agency run by the National Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand.
Type: Loose (natural stone)
Stone name: Musgravite
Weight: 0.090ct
・Size: 4.3 x 2.5 mm
Shape: Pear shape
・Scratches/chips: S
Inclusions: S
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・Accessories: Caratz quality guarantee, loose case (if it does not fit, a clear zip case)
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*For information on scratches, chips, treatments, and inclusions, please click here .
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karatz_item_id: 12555063
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