10kt 1.30ctw Andalusite And .65ctw White Zircon Pendant Erv=$625

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10kt 1.30ctw Andalusite And .65ctw White Zircon Pendant Erv=$625

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Product Description for 10kt 1.30ctw Andalusite And .65ctw White Zircon Pendant Erv=$625

10kt yellow gold 1.30ctw pear shape and round andalusite and .65ctw princess cut white zircon pendant. The pear shape andalusite is approximately 7x5mm. This pendant has a 2.5mm bail and measures 15/16 inch in the drop and 1/2 inch in width. ERV=$625

Product Information for 10kt 1.30ctw Andalusite And .65ctw White Zircon Pendant Erv=$625

Product Type:	Pendant	Material Type:	Gold
Style:	Dangle	Material Color:	Yellow
Width:	1/₂ Inch	Material Purity:	10Kt
Gram Weight:	2.70g

Primary Stone / Andalusite

Shape:	Pear	Count:	1.00
Cut:	Brilliant	Composition:	Natural
Color:	Brownish-Red	Treatment:	Untreated
Dimensions:	7X5 MM - Calibrated	Gemstone Group:	Andalusite

Secondary Stone / Andalusite

Shape:	Round
Color:	Brownish-Red
Count:	18.00
Setting:	4-Prong

Secondary Stone / Zircon

Shape:	Square
Carat Weight:	0.65
Color:	Colorless
Count:	10.00
Setting:	Multiple

Care and Handling of 10kt 1.30ctw Andalusite And .65ctw White Zircon Pendant Erv=$625

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Andalusite

Fast Facts

Depending on the viewing direction, andalusite can appear olive green, rich reddish brown, or grayish green.

Unlike alexandrite, andalusite color changes are pleochroic and based on viewing angle - not lighting.

Andalusites are often cut so that the table is green with red or orange on the edges.

Named after the Spanish city Andalusia, andalusite was first discovered in Spain.

Andalusite is a naturally occurring pleochroic gemstone. On Mohs’ scale of hardness, andalusite is 7.5. It has a vitreous or matte luster, and primary sources include Australia, Brazil, Canada, Russia, Spain (Andalusia), Sri Lanka, and the United States.

Color

Andalusite is typically found in yellow-green, green, or brownish-red shades. As the andalusite stone is rotated, different colors and different intensities of colors can appear, including olive green, rich reddish brown, or grayish green.