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Brazilian Alexandrite Ring, Untreated, 2.35 Carats
Brazilian Alexandrite Ring, Untreated, 2.35 Carats
Brazilian Alexandrite Ring, Untreated, 2.35 Carats
Brazilian Alexandrite Ring, Untreated, 2.35 Carats

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Brazilian Alexandrite Ring, Untreated, 2.35 Carats

  • This rare 2.36-carat Brazilian alexandrite changes color under different lighting
  • It displays a bluish-green hue under white light and changes to a rich purple in incandescent light
  • The oval gemstone is entirely untreated, as confirmed by its accompanying GIA report
  • Set in platinum
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$165,000
Item No. 32-2395

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Description
This exceptional 2.36-carat Brazilian alexandrite displays the rare color-change phenomenon for which these gemstones are prized. In daylight, the gemstone displays a vivid bluish-green hue that transforms to rich purple under incandescent light. The oval gemstone is entirely untreated, as confirmed by its accompanying GIA report. Set in platinum with two accent diamonds totaling 0.89 carat, this extraordinary ring showcases one of the world’s most coveted gemstones.

Alexandrite was first discovered in Russia’s Ural. . .
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This exceptional 2.36-carat Brazilian alexandrite displays the rare color-change phenomenon for which these gemstones are prized. In daylight, the gemstone displays a vivid bluish-green hue that transforms to rich purple under incandescent light. The oval gemstone is entirely untreated, as confirmed by its accompanying GIA report. Set in platinum with two accent diamonds totaling 0.89 carat, this extraordinary ring showcases one of the world’s most coveted gemstones.

Alexandrite was first discovered in Russia’s Ural Mountains in the 1830s, but Brazil has since produced some of the finest examples. Among the most famous is the 17.08-carat Whitney Alexandrite, housed in the Smithsonian’s National Gem Collection. Like the present stone, it shifts from bluish-green in daylight to intense purple under incandescent light. With its exceptional color change, Brazilian origin and completely untreated condition, this gemstone is a remarkable treasure.

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Brazilian Alexandrite Ring, Untreated, 2.35 Carats
Period: Contemporary
Origin: Brazil
Type: Rings
Style: Modern
Stones: Alexandrite;Diamonds
Marvels of Nature: Gemstone Phenomena Explained
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