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no reserve SPECTROLITE DRILLED 77. 5 CTS TBG-945-truebluegems
- SKU
- tbg-945
- Dimensions (mm)
- 54.9 x 20.7 x 6.1mm
- Weight (cts)
- 77.5
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Type
- Bead, Cabochon
- Colours
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SPECTROLITE
MADAGASCAR
DRILLED
BEAUTIFUL GOLD ORANGE BLUE GREEN COLOUR
SIZE: 54.9 X 20 .7 X 6.1 MM APPROX.
WEIGHT : 77.5 CTS APPROX.
Spectrolite is a hard and rare variety of labradorite feldspar. Spectrolite has a specific gravity of 2.69 to 2.70. The variety is noted for iridescence of spectrum colours from blue to red. Finnish geologist Aarne Laitakari (1890—1975) had described the peculiar stone and sought its origin for years when his son Pekka discovered the deposit at Ylämaa in south-eastern Finland while building fortifications there in 1940. Although labradorite is found in Labrador, Norway, Madagascar and Russia in addition to Finland, the Finnish stone exhibits a uniquely vivid iridescence. The name spectrolite was given to it by the elder Laitakari; it is a commercial name and is properly used only of gemstone-quality material from the Ylämaa deposit.
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- SKU
- tbg-945
- Dimensions (mm)
- 54.9 x 20.7 x 6.1 mm
- Weight (cts)
- 77.5
- Treatment
- No Treatment
- Type
- Bead, Cabochon
- Colours
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SPECTROLITE
MADAGASCAR
DRILLED
BEAUTIFUL GOLD ORANGE BLUE GREEN COLOUR
SIZE: 54.9 X 20 .7 X 6.1 MM APPROX.
WEIGHT : 77.5 CTS APPROX.
Spectrolite is a hard and rare variety of labradorite feldspar. Spectrolite has a specific gravity of 2.69 to 2.70. The variety is noted for iridescence of spectrum colours from blue to red. Finnish geologist Aarne Laitakari (1890—1975) had described the peculiar stone and sought its origin for years when his son Pekka discovered the deposit at Ylämaa in south-eastern Finland while building fortifications there in 1940. Although labradorite is found in Labrador, Norway, Madagascar and Russia in addition to Finland, the Finnish stone exhibits a uniquely vivid iridescence. The name spectrolite was given to it by the elder Laitakari; it is a commercial name and is properly used only of gemstone-quality material from the Ylämaa deposit.
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PositiveNice substitute I received. Thanks
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These stones are just so lovely! Thank you. And, kudos on Truebluegems' super-fast delivery!
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Curiosity, tempted me with this parcel of stones! Thank you. They are truly unique. And, thanks for your super-fast delivery.
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Curiosity, tempted me with this parcel of stones! Thank you. They are truly unique. And, thanks for your super-fast delivery.
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Curiosity, tempted me with this parcel of stones! Thank you. They are truly unique. And, thanks for your super-fast delivery.
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Beautiful thankyou
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