2mm - 3mm 16" ZIRCON faceted orange beads ZIR002
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2mm - 3mm 16" ZIRCON faceted orange beads ZIR002
Sensational natural and untreated Zircon beads from Cambodia. Utterly sensational and so sparkly. Do not miss. These have been certified as natural Zircon.
Zircon Explained :
Zircon is a truly underrated gemstone – with a dispersion close to that of diamond it really sparkles. Perhaps the very nature and existence of the gem was spoilt by the invention and adoption of the synthetic CZ Cubic Zirconia – a popular diamond stimulant. It is a superb gemstone and one we are investing in quite heavily – because we think it is so underrated.
Natural Earth mined Zircon is an ancient wonder and modern day marvel, and should never be confused with Cubic Zirconia. Zircon is an earth mined mineral belonging to the nesosilicates group.
Dating back to antiquity, the name Zircon derived centuries ago from the Syriac word ‘Zargono’, the Arabic and Persian word ‘Zarqun’ literally meaning Vermillion, and ‘Golden colored’ respectively. Modern day, the name derives from ‘Zirkon’ the German adaption of these words.
The natural color of zircon varies between colorless, yellow-golden, red, brown, blue, and green. Colorless specimens that show gem quality are a popular substitute for Diamond, due to immense luster and clarity. These specimens are also known as "Matura diamond".
There are several active Zircon mining regions worldwide, including Australia, the Ural Mountains of Russia, South Africa, Madagascar and some northern European countries. These deposits tend to be relatively small finds and of the less desirable red, yellow, brown and green colorations. It is noted in the gemological world that sought after blue Zircon is only located in Cambodia and rarely Sri Lanka.
Deep-blue zircon however is never plentiful because it is a one-source gem found mostly, some say only in northwestern Cambodia at Rattanakiri some 40 kilometers from the Cambodian-Vietnamese border. True, zircon is also found in Sri Lanka, but its blues don’t have the bite and bounce of Southeast Asian stones. Indeed, Sri Lanka is noted for zircon colors other than blue.
Although the color of fine Cambodian blue zircon can be likened to that of Paraiba tourmaline, it is probably better, says Philip Zahm, a zircon specialist based in Aptos, California. To compare this gem’s top hues to those of irradiated blue diamond. “Not only do the colors match,” Zahm says, “Zircon has dispersion near enough to that of diamond to add spectral fire and give extra oomph.”
A very popular sought after gemstone sure to impress.
Healing Properties: Zircon
Zircon is believed to convey all power resources into an intelligent focus and providing its user both force and self-reliance. It also assists to reveal lies and dishonesty. In the Eastern part, it was thought that Zircon improves psychological faculties, cultivates desire for sciences and awareness of truth, help memory and logical abilities. These are exceptional stones for gemstone healers.
We have two lines of these beads in this size.
All our lines are of a similar cut, dimensions, color and quality. We will select one line at random and send it to you.
Please read our terms and conditions on our profile before bidding. Many thanks.
If you would like the item sent by Airsure fast tracked post please pay the insurance quoted. If the amount exceeds the cost of the postage we will refund that money to you.
- Artikelnummer
- Abmessungen (mm)
- x x mm
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- Certified Gemstones
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- Bead
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ShangrilaGems |
‘The Best Gems on the Web!’ |
Gem-A Corporate Member |
2mm - 3mm 16" ZIRCON faceted orange beads ZIR002
Sensational natural and untreated Zircon beads from Cambodia. Utterly sensational and so sparkly. Do not miss. These have been certified as natural Zircon.
Zircon Explained :
Zircon is a truly underrated gemstone – with a dispersion close to that of diamond it really sparkles. Perhaps the very nature and existence of the gem was spoilt by the invention and adoption of the synthetic CZ Cubic Zirconia – a popular diamond stimulant. It is a superb gemstone and one we are investing in quite heavily – because we think it is so underrated.
Natural Earth mined Zircon is an ancient wonder and modern day marvel, and should never be confused with Cubic Zirconia. Zircon is an earth mined mineral belonging to the nesosilicates group.
Dating back to antiquity, the name Zircon derived centuries ago from the Syriac word ‘Zargono’, the Arabic and Persian word ‘Zarqun’ literally meaning Vermillion, and ‘Golden colored’ respectively. Modern day, the name derives from ‘Zirkon’ the German adaption of these words.
The natural color of zircon varies between colorless, yellow-golden, red, brown, blue, and green. Colorless specimens that show gem quality are a popular substitute for Diamond, due to immense luster and clarity. These specimens are also known as "Matura diamond".
There are several active Zircon mining regions worldwide, including Australia, the Ural Mountains of Russia, South Africa, Madagascar and some northern European countries. These deposits tend to be relatively small finds and of the less desirable red, yellow, brown and green colorations. It is noted in the gemological world that sought after blue Zircon is only located in Cambodia and rarely Sri Lanka.
Deep-blue zircon however is never plentiful because it is a one-source gem found mostly, some say only in northwestern Cambodia at Rattanakiri some 40 kilometers from the Cambodian-Vietnamese border. True, zircon is also found in Sri Lanka, but its blues don’t have the bite and bounce of Southeast Asian stones. Indeed, Sri Lanka is noted for zircon colors other than blue.
Although the color of fine Cambodian blue zircon can be likened to that of Paraiba tourmaline, it is probably better, says Philip Zahm, a zircon specialist based in Aptos, California. To compare this gem’s top hues to those of irradiated blue diamond. “Not only do the colors match,” Zahm says, “Zircon has dispersion near enough to that of diamond to add spectral fire and give extra oomph.”
A very popular sought after gemstone sure to impress.
Healing Properties: Zircon
Zircon is believed to convey all power resources into an intelligent focus and providing its user both force and self-reliance. It also assists to reveal lies and dishonesty. In the Eastern part, it was thought that Zircon improves psychological faculties, cultivates desire for sciences and awareness of truth, help memory and logical abilities. These are exceptional stones for gemstone healers.
We have two lines of these beads in this size.
All our lines are of a similar cut, dimensions, color and quality. We will select one line at random and send it to you.
Please read our terms and conditions on our profile before bidding. Many thanks.
If you would like the item sent by Airsure fast tracked post please pay the insurance quoted. If the amount exceeds the cost of the postage we will refund that money to you.
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Nice beads for a silver sinahi chest piece I am working on.
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Nice Labradorite beads. Good size and color.
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