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Red beryl, also known as bixbite, is a rare variety of beryl distinguished by its intense red color. This gemstone’s coloration arises from trace amounts of manganese within the crystal structure. Primarily found in the Wah Wah Mountains of Utah, it represents one of the world's scarcest gemstones....
The emerald is a precious gemstone formed from beryl, a mineral known for its vibrant green hue. Its value stems from intense coloration and historical significance, particularly Colombian emeralds renowned globally. Emeralds are frequently used in jewelry and are considered the may birthstone, appe...
Pezzottaite is a rare mineral species recognized for its distinct raspberry-red to pink coloration, often utilized as a collector's gemstone. Chemically classified as a cesium beryllium lithium aluminum silicate, it is closely related to the beryl mineral group but features a unique crystal structur...
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Rare modern discovery with attractive raspberry color and high collector interest; limited availability and modest hardness cap consensus.
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Golden beryl is a transparent yellow to golden variety of the mineral beryl, the same mineral family that includes emerald and aquamarine. Its color is generally associated with iron in the crystal structure, and cut stones are used in jewelry when their clarity and color are suitable. The terminolo...
Morganite is a pink to peach variety of beryl, the same mineral family that includes emerald and aquamarine. Its color is commonly associated with traces of manganese, and its transparency and pastel tones make it a gemstone used in cut jewelry. George Kunz gave the variety its name in 1911 in honor...
Heliodor is a yellow to yellow-green variety of beryl, the mineral family that also includes emerald and aquamarine. Its color is associated mainly with iron, and transparent crystals may be cut as faceted gemstones or used as mineral specimens. The name comes from Greek words commonly translated as...
Goshenite is the colorless variety of beryl, the mineral family that also includes emerald and aquamarine. Its name refers to Goshen, Massachusetts, where the variety was identified. Clear goshenite can be cut as a gemstone, although it is less widely used than colored beryl, and transparent specime...
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