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These assembled gemstones are known as triplets.。Korite Mine uses specially designed equipment, micro layers of the gemstones are polished revealing the brighter and more colorful layers of the gem.。 Ammolite Cabochon Stabilized Vibrant GreenBlue with Red accents Designer Korite Ammonite Alberta Canadian Precious Gemstone Rare OpalizedĪmmolite Cabochon Stabilized Vibrant GreenBlue with Red accents Designer Korite Ammonite Alberta Canadian Precious Gemstone Rare Opalized,accents Designer Korite Ammonite Alberta Canadian Precious Gemstone Rare Opalized Ammolite Cabochon Stabilized Vibrant GreenBlue with Red, The photos do not really show the intense flashing and depth in,This cabochon is a very good size for a pendant, It has brilliant Green/bue flashing color with accents of red at the seam in the middle, and has a good flat surface, and terrific polish, IT IS STABILIZED and ready for use in jewelry, World-renowned Fashion Site High quality with Low price Fast delivery on All Products Upgrade your shopping experience. However, Korite caps the Ammolite gem layers with a protective spinel crystal, increasing the hardness to an exceptionally durable 8.0.

Through Years of Research and Development, the Korite mine in Canada has mastered specialized cutting techniques that have increased the durability of Ammolite cabochons I purchase ALL of my Ammolite material right from the Korite Mine.。IMPORTANT:。The natural hardness of Ammolite is 3.5 to 4.0 on the Mohs scale.

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If it is not treated and stabilized it will crack or shatter. Since the play of light varies, every Ammolite gem shows a unique array of color.。Ammolite is a very fragile and soft stone known to flake like mica.

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So, depending on the number of fine layers in the rough, everything from one color to the full visible spectrum will be displayed. Each color in Ammolite represents a different layer of the gem material.

The color present in Ammolite is caused by light interference during refraction into the many layers of the gemstone. The thicker the layers, the more reds and greens are produced the thinner the layers, the more blues and violets predominate. In a remote locale outside Lethbridge, Canada, Korite operates the world's largest and most successful Ammolite mine.。The iridescence is due to the microstructure of the aragonite: unlike most other gems, whose colors come from light absorption, the iridescent color of ammolite comes from interference with the light that rebounds from stacked layers of thin platelets that make up the aragonite. It is still a fairly new stone that is used in jewelry making, and can be hard to find.It was designated the official gemstone of the Province of Alberta, Canada in 2004 and the official gemstone of the City of Lethbridge in 2007. In 1981, ammolite was given official gemstone status by the World Jewellery Confederation, the same year commercial mining of ammolite began. It is made of the fossilized shells of ammonites, which in turn are composed primarily of aragonite, the same mineral that makes up nacreous pearls. The photos do not really show the intense flashing and depth in real life.。Type - Cabochon。shape - modified trillion。color - Deep Red/orange gradiant to Vibrant Green。size: 33mm x 20mm x 4mm thick。weight: 19.915 carats。Ammolite is a rare and valuable opal-like organic gemstone found primarily along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains of North America, mostly in Canada. IT IS STABILIZED and ready for use in jewelry. It has brilliant Green/bue flashing color with accents of red at the seam in the middle, and has a good flat surface, and terrific polish. This cabochon is a very good size for a pendant.

The photos do not really show the intense flashing and depth in. Ammolite Cabochon Stabilized Vibrant GreenBlue with Red accents Designer Korite Ammonite Alberta Canadian Precious Gemstone Rare OpalizedĪmmolite Cabochon Stabilized Vibrant GreenBlue with Red accents Designer Korite Ammonite Alberta Canadian Precious Gemstone Rare OpalizedĪmmolite Cabochon Stabilized Vibrant Green/Blue with Red.