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Certified Aventurine Quartz 10.00 Carat+

3,000.00
Brownish green quartz, with shiny, metallic inclusions of fuchsite or hematite. Very popular in South East Asia. In Vedic Astrology, it is worn as a substitute of Emerald. It soothes professional performance anxiety while stimulating mental clarity, creativity, and compassion. These images shown in the product are sample, you will receive same quality stone. Refractive index: 1.544-1.553 Birefringence: 0.009 Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03 Crystal system: Trigonal Hardness: 7 Inclusions- fuchsite, a green chromium-rich mica

Certified Aventurine Quartz 4.00 Carat+

1,200.00
Brownish green quartz, with shiny, metallic inclusions of fuchsite or hematite. Very popular in South East Asia. In Vedic Astrology, it is worn as a substitute of Emerald. It soothes professional performance anxiety while stimulating mental clarity, creativity, and compassion. These images shown in the product are sample, you will receive same quality stone. Refractive index: 1.544-1.553 Birefringence: 0.009 Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03 Crystal system: Trigonal Hardness: 7 Inclusions- fuchsite, a green chromium-rich mica

Certified Aventurine Quartz 5.00 Carat+

1,500.00
Brownish green quartz, with shiny, metallic inclusions of fuchsite or hematite. Very popular in South East Asia. In Vedic Astrology, it is worn as a substitute of Emerald. It soothes professional performance anxiety while stimulating mental clarity, creativity, and compassion. These images shown in the product are sample, you will receive same quality stone. Refractive index: 1.544-1.553 Birefringence: 0.009 Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03 Crystal system: Trigonal Hardness: 7 Inclusions- fuchsite, a green chromium-rich mica

Certified Aventurine Quartz 6.00 Carat+

1,800.00
Brownish green quartz, with shiny, metallic inclusions of fuchsite or hematite. Very popular in South East Asia. In Vedic Astrology, it is worn as a substitute of Emerald. It soothes professional performance anxiety while stimulating mental clarity, creativity, and compassion. These images shown in the product are sample, you will receive same quality stone. Refractive index: 1.544-1.553 Birefringence: 0.009 Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03 Crystal system: Trigonal Hardness: 7 Inclusions- fuchsite, a green chromium-rich mica

Certified Aventurine Quartz 7.00 Carat+

2,100.00
Brownish green quartz, with shiny, metallic inclusions of fuchsite or hematite. Very popular in South East Asia. In Vedic Astrology, it is worn as a substitute of Emerald. It soothes professional performance anxiety while stimulating mental clarity, creativity, and compassion. These images shown in the product are sample, you will receive same quality stone. Refractive index: 1.544-1.553 Birefringence: 0.009 Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03 Crystal system: Trigonal Hardness: 7 Inclusions- fuchsite, a green chromium-rich mica

Certified Aventurine Quartz 7.50 Carat+

2,250.00
Brownish green quartz, with shiny, metallic inclusions of fuchsite or hematite. Very popular in South East Asia. In Vedic Astrology, it is worn as a substitute of Emerald. It soothes professional performance anxiety while stimulating mental clarity, creativity, and compassion. These images shown in the product are sample, you will receive same quality stone. Refractive index: 1.544-1.553 Birefringence: 0.009 Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03 Crystal system: Trigonal Hardness: 7 Inclusions- fuchsite, a green chromium-rich mica

Certified Aventurine Quartz 8.00 Carat+

2,500.00
Brownish green quartz, with shiny, metallic inclusions of fuchsite or hematite. Very popular in South East Asia. In Vedic Astrology, it is worn as a substitute of Emerald. It soothes professional performance anxiety while stimulating mental clarity, creativity, and compassion. These images shown in the product are sample, you will receive same quality stone. Refractive index: 1.544-1.553 Birefringence: 0.009 Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03 Crystal system: Trigonal Hardness: 7 Inclusions- fuchsite, a green chromium-rich mica

Certified Aventurine Quartz 9.00 Carat+

2,700.00
Brownish green quartz, with shiny, metallic inclusions of fuchsite or hematite. Very popular in South East Asia. In Vedic Astrology, it is worn as a substitute of Emerald. It soothes professional performance anxiety while stimulating mental clarity, creativity, and compassion. These images shown in the product are sample, you will receive same quality stone. Refractive index: 1.544-1.553 Birefringence: 0.009 Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03 Crystal system: Trigonal Hardness: 7 Inclusions- fuchsite, a green chromium-rich mica

Natural Citrine 10.00 Carat+ (सुनेहला) Certified

2,400.00
Naturally occurring yellow to red-orange to orange-brown varieties of quartz known as citrine. Most citrine of better quality is nearly flawless. It has the added advantage of being both tougher and less expensive than topaz, but its texture and surface appearance lack the velvety quality of fine topaz. Citrine is adapted from the French word "citron = meaning "lemon". Important sources of citrine are relatively few, significant quantities of fine material being produced only by Brazil and 'Madagascar. Citrine is associated with positivity and optimism, which is not surprising given its cheerful color. It is also known as a substitute of Yellow Sapphire.
  • Refractive index: 1.544-1.553
  • Birefringence: 0.009
  • Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03
  • Crystal system: Trigonal
  • Hardness: 7
  • Inclusions- Polariscope bull's eye

Natural Citrine 11.00 Carat+ (सुनेहला) Certified

2,650.00
Naturally occurring yellow to red-orange to orange-brown varieties of quartz known as citrine. Most citrine of better quality is nearly flawless. It has the added advantage of being both tougher and less expensive than topaz, but its texture and surface appearance lack the velvety quality of fine topaz. Citrine is adapted from the French word "citron = meaning "lemon". Important sources of citrine are relatively few, significant quantities of fine material being produced only by Brazil and 'Madagascar. Citrine is associated with positivity and optimism, which is not surprising given its cheerful color. It is also known as a substitute of Yellow Sapphire.
  • Refractive index: 1.544-1.553
  • Birefringence: 0.009
  • Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03
  • Crystal system: Trigonal
  • Hardness: 7
  • Inclusions- Polariscope bull's eye

Natural Citrine 12.00 Carat+ (सुनेहला) Certified

2,800.00
Naturally occurring yellow to red-orange to orange-brown varieties of quartz known as citrine. Most citrine of better quality is nearly flawless. It has the added advantage of being both tougher and less expensive than topaz, but its texture and surface appearance lack the velvety quality of fine topaz. Citrine is adapted from the French word "citron = meaning "lemon". Important sources of citrine are relatively few, significant quantities of fine material being produced only by Brazil and 'Madagascar. Citrine is associated with positivity and optimism, which is not surprising given its cheerful color. It is also known as a substitute of Yellow Sapphire.
  • Refractive index: 1.544-1.553
  • Birefringence: 0.009
  • Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03
  • Crystal system: Trigonal
  • Hardness: 7
  • Inclusions- Polariscope bull's eye

Natural Citrine 13.00 Carat+ (सुनेहला) Certified

3,100.00
Naturally occurring yellow to red-orange to orange-brown varieties of quartz known as citrine. Most citrine of better quality is nearly flawless. It has the added advantage of being both tougher and less expensive than topaz, but its texture and surface appearance lack the velvety quality of fine topaz. Citrine is adapted from the French word "citron = meaning "lemon". Important sources of citrine are relatively few, significant quantities of fine material being produced only by Brazil and 'Madagascar. Citrine is associated with positivity and optimism, which is not surprising given its cheerful color. It is also known as a substitute of Yellow Sapphire.
  • Refractive index: 1.544-1.553
  • Birefringence: 0.009
  • Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03
  • Crystal system: Trigonal
  • Hardness: 7
  • Inclusions- Polariscope bull's eye

Natural Citrine 14.00 Carat+ (सुनेहला) Certified

3,350.00
Naturally occurring yellow to red-orange to orange-brown varieties of quartz known as citrine. Most citrine of better quality is nearly flawless. It has the added advantage of being both tougher and less expensive than topaz, but its texture and surface appearance lack the velvety quality of fine topaz. Citrine is adapted from the French word "citron = meaning "lemon". Important sources of citrine are relatively few, significant quantities of fine material being produced only by Brazil and 'Madagascar. Citrine is associated with positivity and optimism, which is not surprising given its cheerful color. It is also known as a substitute of Yellow Sapphire.
  • Refractive index: 1.544-1.553
  • Birefringence: 0.009
  • Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03
  • Crystal system: Trigonal
  • Hardness: 7
  • Inclusions- Polariscope bull's eye

Natural Citrine 15.00 Carat+ (सुनेहला) Certified

3,600.00
Naturally occurring yellow to red-orange to orange-brown varieties of quartz known as citrine. Most citrine of better quality is nearly flawless. It has the added advantage of being both tougher and less expensive than topaz, but its texture and surface appearance lack the velvety quality of fine topaz. Citrine is adapted from the French word "citron = meaning "lemon". Important sources of citrine are relatively few, significant quantities of fine material being produced only by Brazil and 'Madagascar. Citrine is associated with positivity and optimism, which is not surprising given its cheerful color. It is also known as a substitute of Yellow Sapphire.
  • Refractive index: 1.544-1.553
  • Birefringence: 0.009
  • Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03
  • Crystal system: Trigonal
  • Hardness: 7
  • Inclusions- Polariscope bull's eye

Natural Citrine 2.00 Carat+ (सुनेहला) Certified

500.00
Naturally occurring yellow to red-orange to orange-brown varieties of quartz known as citrine. Most citrine of better quality is nearly flawless. It has the added advantage of being both tougher and less expensive than topaz, but its texture and surface appearance lack the velvety quality of fine topaz. Citrine is adapted from the French word "citron = meaning "lemon". Important sources of citrine are relatively few, significant quantities of fine material being produced only by Brazil and 'Madagascar. Citrine is associated with positivity and optimism, which is not surprising given its cheerful color. It is also known as a substitute of Yellow Sapphire.
  • Refractive index: 1.544-1.553
  • Birefringence: 0.009
  • Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03
  • Crystal system: Trigonal
  • Hardness: 7
  • Inclusions- Polariscope bull's eye

Natural Citrine 3.00 Carat+ (सुनेहला) Certified

750.00
Naturally occurring yellow to red-orange to orange-brown varieties of quartz known as citrine. Most citrine of better quality is nearly flawless. It has the added advantage of being both tougher and less expensive than topaz, but its texture and surface appearance lack the velvety quality of fine topaz. Citrine is adapted from the French word "citron = meaning "lemon". Important sources of citrine are relatively few, significant quantities of fine material being produced only by Brazil and 'Madagascar. Citrine is associated with positivity and optimism, which is not surprising given its cheerful color. It is also known as a substitute of Yellow Sapphire.
  • Refractive index: 1.544-1.553
  • Birefringence: 0.009
  • Specific gravity: 2.65/ ±0.02-0.03
  • Crystal system: Trigonal
  • Hardness: 7
  • Inclusions- Polariscope bull's eye