Alexandrite 0.71 ct
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At a glance
A 0.71 ct alexandrite with listed dimensions of 5.67 x 4.42 x 3.44mm. Compare its daylight and warm-light appearances during a private viewing in Singapore. Ask our team what laboratory documentation is available for this stone.
Gem details
| Gemstone | Alexandrite |
|---|---|
| Gemstone weight | 0.71 ct |
| Dimensions | 5.67 x 4.42 x 3.44mm |
| Origin (listed) | Not specified for this stone; please enquire |
| Treatment (listed) | Please enquire |
| Laboratory report | Not specified in the listing; ask about available laboratory documentation |
Alexandrite
Oval Cut
Colour Changing
This particular oval shape Alexandrite is very beautiful. It has a good green base colour with a lavender colour change. The Alexandrite was bought from Sri Lanka, it is clean with no visible inclusions and well cut
Alexandrite is a relatively hard gemstone, it measures 8.5 on the MOH's hardness scale (stainless steel measures 6.5)
It is an ideal gemstone for an engagement ring, wedding ring or even just an anniversary gift an alternative to diamond
Note: Price stated is for gemstone only. Price also includes gem certification from (Far East Gem Lab) Ring is used for visualization purpose. Colour of gemstone may differ slightly from what is shown on-screen
The Alexandrite is a phenomena gem. It displays the phenomena called colour change. Most of the time under day light it is green in colour. When placed under incandescent light (candle light) it changes to a reddish, purplish, brownish colour. This is due to the reaction of light with the chromium in the gem. At different times of the day, you will see a slightly different shade of green / reddish / purplish / brown
The alexandrites in our stock are from Brazil, Sri Lanka, Africa, India just to name a few origins
Birthstones of the month: June
Moh's scale of hardness: 8.5/10 on the Moh's scale of hardness (harder than stainless steel which is 6.5/10),
Jewellry making: Very durable and suitable for rings and other jewellery
Gemstone family: Chrysoberyl
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A gemologist's note
Alexandrite is appreciated for its change in appearance between daylight and incandescent light. The colours and strength of the effect vary between stones. Compare this particular piece in both lighting conditions rather than relying on a single photograph. Learn more about alexandrite.
What to explore in person
Compare the piece under daylight and incandescent light, then turn it to explore its appearance from different angles. Ask our team to explain any available report and recommend suitable care.
See it in Singapore
Enquire about this piece and arrange a viewing by appointment in Singapore. We can confirm current availability, discuss the details and help you decide whether it suits your purpose.