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0.30 Carats Painite from Burma: World Rarest Treasure
- SKU
- SA--4088
- Dimensiones (mm)
- 5.000 x 3.000 x 2.000mm
- Peso (cts)
- 0.300
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Shape
- Cushion
- Tipo
- Faceted
- Clarity
- VVS
- Colores
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The 0.30 carats Painite gemstone offered here is a specimen of profound rarity and scientific intrigue, hailing from the illustrious gem-producing regions of Burma (Myanmar). Painite, identified as one of the world’s rarest minerals, was first discovered in the 1950s by British gemologist Arthur C.D. Pain, after whom it is named. Initially misidentified as a variety of tourmaline, Painite’s unique mineralogical properties were later uncovered, establishing it as a distinct and exceedingly scarce borate mineral.
This 0.30 carats Painite crystal embodies the exceptional characteristics that make this gemstone highly coveted among collectors and gemologists alike. Exhibiting a rich, deep reddish-brown hue with subtle undertones of orange, this Painite demonstrates the gem’s unique ability to display pleochroism—where different colors are observed from different angles. This optical phenomenon is a direct result of its complex crystal structure and the presence of trace elements such as iron and chromium.
Burma’s geological formations have long been recognized for producing some of the most remarkable and rare gemstones. The specific conditions in which Painite forms—high-pressure environments rich in boron—contribute to its extreme rarity. Painite’s rarity is compounded by the fact that it was once listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s rarest gemstone, with only a handful of specimens known to exist.
From a gemological standpoint, this 0.30 carats Painite showcases exceptional clarity and minimal inclusions, a testament to its pristine quality. The precision cutting and polishing techniques applied to this gemstone amplify its natural luster and brilliance, making it an exquisite piece for any esteemed collection.
In summary, the 0.30 carats Painite from Burma is not just a gemstone but a rare geological marvel that encapsulates the beauty and complexity of Earth’s natural processes. Its extraordinary rarity, coupled with its stunning optical properties and historical significance, makes it a treasured addition to any connoisseur’s collection.
Description
Gems Type : PAINITE
Weight In Carats : 0.30 Carats
Measurements (mm) : 5 x 3 x 2 mm
Pieces : 1
Shape : Pear
Color : Brown
Clarity : VVS
Luster : Excellent
Treatment : 100% Natural
Origin (Mined) : Burma
Seller SKU : SA--4088
Note for Bidders/Buyers
Buyer can request for certification at their own cost
Payments are required to be completed within 14 days period. Combined shipping is available for items ending within 14 days.
Items unpaid for more than 14 days are cancelled and relisted.
For any extra information regarding the auction, please contact the seller directly.
Combined Shipping
Combined shipping is available for items ending within 14 days.
For any queries or extension of payment deadline, please message the seller.
Payment Methods
Payments methods from the following are accepted:
ᅠ⋇ PayPal (Default)
ᅠ⋇ Wire Transfer/Bank to Bank Transfer(Contact Seller for invoice)
ᅠ⋇ Credit/Debit Cards (Contact Seller for invoice)
Shipping Details
The store default shipping type is Regular Postage, DHL and FedEx.
For shipping via UPS, Aramex, SF Express, etc. buyer has to inform the store via message.
Return & Refund Policies
Return and refund policy is valid within 30 days of purchase.
We also have 2 more options regarding returning or refunding.
ᅠ⋇ Buyer can exchange the goods with equivalent valued lots.
ᅠ⋇ In some cases, we also provide Coupons to the buyers valid for future purchases from our store.
If you are looking to obtain a certificate from any laboratory for this gemstone please contact us. We offer all certificates on the inventory we have for sale.
يا رزق أرزقني حلالا طيبة
- SKU
- SA--4088
- Dimensiones (mm)
- 5.000 x 3.000 x 2.000 mm
- Peso (cts)
- 0.300
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Shape
- Cushion
- Tipo
- Faceted
- Clarity
- VVS
- Colores
-
The 0.30 carats Painite gemstone offered here is a specimen of profound rarity and scientific intrigue, hailing from the illustrious gem-producing regions of Burma (Myanmar). Painite, identified as one of the world’s rarest minerals, was first discovered in the 1950s by British gemologist Arthur C.D. Pain, after whom it is named. Initially misidentified as a variety of tourmaline, Painite’s unique mineralogical properties were later uncovered, establishing it as a distinct and exceedingly scarce borate mineral.
This 0.30 carats Painite crystal embodies the exceptional characteristics that make this gemstone highly coveted among collectors and gemologists alike. Exhibiting a rich, deep reddish-brown hue with subtle undertones of orange, this Painite demonstrates the gem’s unique ability to display pleochroism—where different colors are observed from different angles. This optical phenomenon is a direct result of its complex crystal structure and the presence of trace elements such as iron and chromium.
Burma’s geological formations have long been recognized for producing some of the most remarkable and rare gemstones. The specific conditions in which Painite forms—high-pressure environments rich in boron—contribute to its extreme rarity. Painite’s rarity is compounded by the fact that it was once listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world’s rarest gemstone, with only a handful of specimens known to exist.
From a gemological standpoint, this 0.30 carats Painite showcases exceptional clarity and minimal inclusions, a testament to its pristine quality. The precision cutting and polishing techniques applied to this gemstone amplify its natural luster and brilliance, making it an exquisite piece for any esteemed collection.
In summary, the 0.30 carats Painite from Burma is not just a gemstone but a rare geological marvel that encapsulates the beauty and complexity of Earth’s natural processes. Its extraordinary rarity, coupled with its stunning optical properties and historical significance, makes it a treasured addition to any connoisseur’s collection.
Description
Gems Type : PAINITE
Weight In Carats : 0.30 Carats
Measurements (mm) : 5 x 3 x 2 mm
Pieces : 1
Shape : Pear
Color : Brown
Clarity : VVS
Luster : Excellent
Treatment : 100% Natural
Origin (Mined) : Burma
Seller SKU : SA--4088
Note for Bidders/Buyers
Buyer can request for certification at their own cost
Payments are required to be completed within 14 days period. Combined shipping is available for items ending within 14 days.
Items unpaid for more than 14 days are cancelled and relisted.
For any extra information regarding the auction, please contact the seller directly.
Combined Shipping
Combined shipping is available for items ending within 14 days.
For any queries or extension of payment deadline, please message the seller.
Payment Methods
Payments methods from the following are accepted:
ᅠ⋇ PayPal (Default)
ᅠ⋇ Wire Transfer/Bank to Bank Transfer(Contact Seller for invoice)
ᅠ⋇ Credit/Debit Cards (Contact Seller for invoice)
Shipping Details
The store default shipping type is Regular Postage, DHL and FedEx.
For shipping via UPS, Aramex, SF Express, etc. buyer has to inform the store via message.
Return & Refund Policies
Return and refund policy is valid within 30 days of purchase.
We also have 2 more options regarding returning or refunding.
ᅠ⋇ Buyer can exchange the goods with equivalent valued lots.
ᅠ⋇ In some cases, we also provide Coupons to the buyers valid for future purchases from our store.
If you are looking to obtain a certificate from any laboratory for this gemstone please contact us. We offer all certificates on the inventory we have for sale.
يا رزق أرزقني حلالا طيبة
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Very nice rarity++++
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So nice, I love it Thank you
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Great stone++++
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Great stone++++
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