This doubly-terminated and complete floater crystal weighs 154 gram (770
carats) Kunzite Crystal from the Oceanview Mine in California. Mined in the
vicinity of the Big Kahuna Pocket, late 2010 We have seen many crystals coming
from this locality on the market and in museums. They have sold for what we are
asking for this piece, and this beauty is head and shoulders above the others in
quality, size, clarity, etc. Down one axis one sees a light green; rotating it
90degrees, one sees a medium purple; down the C axis one sees a glowing blue
purple but one needs to literally use a bright flashlight to see the color - even
holding it to the bright sky will not show the color. This fact of having such a
deep C axis is a wonderful indication of how deeply saturated faceted gemstones
would be if cut from this piece. What got our attention initially, besides the
great crystal structure, is that one has a natural window on one side where one
can see internally into the crystal - and there is very little internally for
this type of mineral, making this a great piece to actually be faceted, producing
the top top top color possible in Kunzite. Our estimate is about 115cts or more
in faceted gemstones. The piece measured approximately 4-1/2
inches long.
The photos on our website do not do the crystal justice as our
cutter noted - rotating the crystal shows green, purple and blue!) To quote the
cutter in an emails - that thing is amazing! clearly several stones from that
crystal and oriented down the axis will be the way to go but will wait and see
after I figure what needs to be removed and mark out the saw cuts etc. or I can
just place it next the other crystals in my collection.... Both All That
Glitters and the cutter still question whether this natural beauty should be
faceted or left as a crystal...
This crystal has been trimmed and gemstones are
being faceted. The first one has been finished and can be seen on our Kunzite
Photos Page as well as on a page dedicated to the faceting of this first gemstone
from this crystal. You can follow 'some' of the numerous steps and days to
produce the incredibly beautiful 41+ct blue purple Modified Trilliant Kunzite!
Kunzite Photo Page Faceting a Famous California Kunzite |
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Naturally Terminated and
Etched Ametrine Crystal from the Famous
Anahi Mine!
Only one mine produces this material and it is the Anahi Mine.
All That Glitters Gemstones and Crystals have appeared
in a Trade Article analyzing a Unique
Ametrine showing a 'stepped zone' feature, as
well as a nicely saturated 50:50 Faceted
Ametrine and a crystal from the source - the
Anahi Mine. Read the technical study on
these pieces!
Gemewizard Article - The Natural Art of Ametrine |
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505ts measuring about 2.75+" high. Super Natural Etching
and terminated Ametrine Crystal from the Anahi mine, the Mine known for producing this material.
As you can see as the crystal rotates, not only do you see citrine and amethyst, but there may be some lighter areas that might
even be clear making it a tricolor crystal. When purchased we were considering making slices, faceting stones or even
carving which would be a marvelous thing for this piece! There may be a small area that popped off because of perhaps a
weak area of the crystal near the surface or perhaps an inclusion, but it is a small glassy area and doesn't really look like a chip but it is also not etched.
Would make a wonderful collector's piece, or one could send it to Germany or utilize a US Cutter to carve a unique design utilizing the various colors of this crystal, leaving some of the natural etching on the back and or sides. (jnfl-12-01a) ONLY $675 ($1.34 per carat!!) NEW VERY LOW PRICE! |
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Naturally Terminated and
Etched Ametrine Crystal from the Famous
Anahi Mine!
Only one mine produces this material and it is the Anahi Mine.
All That Glitters Gemstones and THIS VERY CRYSTAL appear
in a Trade Article analyzing a Unique
Ametrine showing a 'stepped zone' feature, as
well as a nicely saturated 50:50 Color Split Faceted
Ametrine and THE CRYSTAL BELOW - all from the
Anahi Mine. Read the technical study on
these pieces!
Gemewizard Article - The Natural Art of Ametrine |
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834cts measuring about 3.5" high. (jnfl-12-01c) $2,695 PUBLISHED!
Sharp crystal faces as you can see, and lots of nice etching! |
Gemewizard Article - The Natural Art of Ametrine |
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420cts - a doubly terminated floater of Kunzite from the OceanView Mine in CA. Looking down the C axis, one sees this wonderful deep bluish pink. A side view is less intense in color and frequently this material has the deep bluish pink donw the C, with a light purple and light blue green down the other axis. This has potential to be faceted or just kept as a fine specimen of Kunzite from this famous mine - found in the vicinity of the Big Kuhuna Strike within the past few years. (ovml-12-01) $2,700. See a similar Kunzite Crystal below which looks very similar to ours, and what it sold for. (The crystal below is larger, but our price also reflects this! The sale of the crystal was a few years ago.) Note- prices for Kunzite Crystals and Gemstones have been increasing because this mineral is not being found and hasn't been found for quite some time. This specimen is a very fine one when compared to what is being seen out there on the market. | |
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A Very Unique Green Tourmaline Crystals which terminates in a cluster of Quartz Crystals. From the Peech Mine in Kunar Provice, Pakistan. This is approximately 2" in length. (pvgm-12-01b) $2,100 |
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An approximately 7" across slice of Madagascar Petrified Wood showing growth rings in a section - not frequently seen! (normad-12b-01) $350 |
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An approximately 7" across slice of Madagascar Petrified Wood - very colorful as one can see. (normad-12b-02) $300 |
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We have seen an article written on this material in Gems and Gemology Magazine (GIA) but hadn't seen this in person. One of our decades old contacts from the Afghanistan/Pakistan area had several pieces to show us. We chose the best of the small parcel, which showed a double crystal with another small crystal evident - a real beauty to behold. These naturally occuring crystals actually contain an oil-like substance and as one moves the crystal, one can see the oil moving as well as bubbles/gas contained within. The oil/petroluem will fluoresce under ultraviolet lights! This is another Rare Find that was brought to light and soon disappeared due to Rarity, not to be seen again? For an estimate of size, the crystals measures about 1.5 inches in length. This is an exceptional and large example of this naturally occurring oddity. Locality is Wadh (town in the Khuzdar District of Balochistan, Pakistan). We found a video online that shows the Blue Glow of this oil under UV Light : Video |
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56+cts (rms-12-01a) $1,100 |
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Note: Magnification and bright lighting is required to photograph gemstones. Some inclusions may be visible under these circumstances. You are viewing photographs as if you were using a loupe or microscope - not your unaided eye. Under normal conditions, these inclusions may not be visible.
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