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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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Alexandrite was first discovered in Russia’s Ural. . .
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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