[Deadline: Sun, Oct 4, 10:00 AM: Lottery Sale ②_05] Myanmar-sourced Musgravite 0.210ct Loose Gemstone, GIT certified

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Musgravite is a rare stone known to those in the know. It is a gemstone named after the Musgrave Ranges in Australia, where it was discovered in 1967. It is a mineral closely related to taaffeite, and because it can sometimes be difficult to distinguish from other gems by appearance alone, it is a fascinating find for gemstone enthusiasts.
This is a Burmese musgravite sourced in Bangkok. While many musgravites contain inclusions, this piece is notable for its high clarity. You can enjoy its subtle, calm hue—ranging from pale gray to a hint of purple—along with its transparent brilliance. A gem identification report from GIT (The Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand) is included.

・Type: Loose stone (natural)
・Stone name: Musgravite
・Weight: 0.210ct
・Size: 4.0×3.3mm
・Shape: Oval cut
・Abrasions/Chips: S
・Inclusions: A+
・Notes: ---
・Accessories: Identification report (GIT), loose stone case (or a zippered clear case if the stone does not fit)

▷Jewelry Customization Available
If you would like to have this stone set in jewelry, please place an order along with your preferred setting from the links below.
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※Rough stones are not eligible. Additionally, some stones may not be suitable for setting.

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※ Please see here for information regarding abrasions, chips, treatments, and inclusions.

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