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Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats
Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats
Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats
Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats
Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats
Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats
  Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats Green, Unprocessed Madagascar Alexandrite, color-changing 30.27 carats Alexandrite is a rare and valuable gemstone, first discovered in Russia in the 1830s. It is valued for its unique ability to change color, which is due to the presence of traces of chromium in its composition. Alexandrite can have a greenish tint in daylight and reddish in incandescent light, making it a popular choice for jewelry. Natural alexandrite is a unique gemstone, first discovered in the Ural Mountains in Russia in the 1830s. It was named after Alexander II, the then tsar of Russia. This type of chrysoberyl is distinguished by its extraordinary ability to change color — from green to red — depending on the type of lighting. Alexandrite became quite popular in the Victorian era, when it was used in jewelry and other decorative items. However, due to its rarity, it was quite expensive and accessible only to the wealthy elite. Today, natural alexandrite is found in a wide variety of colors and sizes and is relatively affordable than before. It is still popular for making jewelry and collectibles, and is also considered one of the precious stones that should be carefully preserved.
3 164 000 ₽
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Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats
  Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 5.11 Carats Alexandrite is a rare and valuable gemstone, first discovered in Russia in the 1830s. It is valued for its unique ability to change color, which is due to the presence of traces of chromium in its composition. Alexandrite can have a greenish tint in daylight and reddish in incandescent light, making it a popular choice for jewelry. Natural alexandrite is a unique gemstone, first discovered in the Ural Mountains in Russia in the 1830s. It was named after Alexander II, the then tsar of Russia. This type of chrysoberyl is distinguished by its extraordinary ability to change color — from green to red — depending on the type of lighting. Alexandrite became quite popular in the Victorian era, when it was used in jewelry and other decorative items. However, due to its rarity, it was quite expensive and accessible only to the wealthy elite. Today, natural alexandrite is found in a wide variety of colors and sizes and is relatively affordable than before. It is still popular for making jewelry and collectibles, and is also considered one of the precious stones that should be carefully preserved.
1 625 200 ₽
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Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats
Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats
Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats
Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats
Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats
Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats
  Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats Green alexandrite from Sri Lanka 5.22 carats Alexandrite is a rare and valuable gemstone, first discovered in Russia in the 1830s. It is valued for its unique ability to change color, which is due to the presence of traces of chromium in its composition. Alexandrite can have a greenish tint in daylight and reddish in incandescent light, making it a popular choice for jewelry. Natural alexandrite is a unique gemstone, first discovered in the Ural Mountains in Russia in the 1830s. It was named after Alexander II, the then tsar of Russia. This type of chrysoberyl is distinguished by its extraordinary ability to change color — from green to red — depending on the type of lighting. Alexandrite became quite popular in the Victorian era, when it was used in jewelry and other decorative items. However, due to its rarity, it was quite expensive and accessible only to the wealthy elite. Today, natural alexandrite is found in a wide variety of colors and sizes and is relatively affordable than before. It is still popular for making jewelry and collectibles, and is also considered one of the precious stones that should be carefully preserved.
575 300 ₽
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Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats
  Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, Changing Color 4.04 Carats Alexandrite is a rare and valuable gemstone, first discovered in Russia in the 1830s. It is valued for its unique ability to change color, which is due to the presence of traces of chromium in its composition. Alexandrite can have a greenish tint in daylight and reddish in incandescent light, making it a popular choice for jewelry. Natural alexandrite is a unique gemstone first discovered in the Ural Mountains in Russia in the 1830s. It was named after Alexander II, the then tsar of Russia. This type of chrysoberyl is distinguished by its extraordinary ability to change color — from green to red — depending on the type of lighting. Alexandrite became quite popular in the Victorian era, when it was used in jewelry and other decorative items. However, due to its rarity, it was quite expensive and accessible only to the wealthy elite. Today, natural alexandrite is found in a wide variety of colors and sizes and is relatively affordable than before. It is still popular for making jewelry and collectibles, and is also considered one of the precious stones that should be carefully preserved.
1 057 100 ₽
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Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats
Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats
  Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats Green Raw Indian Alexandrite, changing color 3.01 carats Alexandrite is a rare and valuable gemstone, first discovered in Russia in the 1830s. It is valued for its unique ability to change color, which is due to the presence of traces of chromium in its composition. Alexandrite can have a greenish tint in daylight and reddish in incandescent light, making it a popular choice for jewelry. Natural alexandrite is a unique gemstone, first discovered in the Ural Mountains in Russia in the 1830s. It was named after Alexander II, the then tsar of Russia. This type of chrysoberyl is distinguished by its extraordinary ability to change color — from green to red — depending on the type of lighting. Alexandrite became quite popular in the Victorian era, when it was used in jewelry and other decorative items. However, due to its rarity, it was quite expensive and accessible only to the wealthy elite. Today, natural alexandrite is found in a wide variety of colors and sizes and is relatively affordable than before. It is still popular for making jewelry and collectibles, and is also considered one of the precious stones that should be carefully preserved.
1 057 100 ₽
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4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite
4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite
4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite
4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite
4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite
  4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.32 carat Green Indian Alexandrite Alexandrite is a rare and valuable gemstone, first discovered in Russia in the 1830s. It is valued for its unique ability to change color, which is due to the presence of traces of chromium in its composition. Alexandrite can have a greenish tint in daylight and reddish in incandescent light, making it a popular choice for jewelry. Natural alexandrite is a unique gemstone, first discovered in the Ural Mountains in Russia in the 1830s. It was named after Alexander II, the then tsar of Russia. This type of chrysoberyl is distinguished by its extraordinary ability to change color — from green to red — depending on the type of lighting. Alexandrite became quite popular in the Victorian era, when it was used in jewelry and other decorative items. However, due to its rarity, it was quite expensive and accessible only to the wealthy elite. Today, natural alexandrite is found in a wide variety of colors and sizes and is relatively affordable than before. It is still popular for making jewelry and collectibles, and is also considered one of the precious stones that should be carefully preserved.
266 100 ₽
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4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite
4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite
4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite
4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite
  4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite 4.16 carat Green Indian Alexandrite Alexandrite is a rare and valuable gemstone, first discovered in Russia in the 1830s. It is valued for its unique ability to change color, which is due to the presence of traces of chromium in its composition. Alexandrite can have a greenish tint in daylight and reddish in incandescent light, making it a popular choice for jewelry. Natural alexandrite is a unique gemstone, first discovered in the Ural Mountains in Russia in the 1830s. It was named after Alexander II, the then tsar of Russia. This type of chrysoberyl is distinguished by its extraordinary ability to change color — from green to red — depending on the type of lighting. Alexandrite became quite popular in the Victorian era, when it was used in jewelry and other decorative items. However, due to its rarity, it was quite expensive and accessible only to the wealthy elite. Today, natural alexandrite is found in a wide variety of colors and sizes and is relatively affordable than before. It is still popular for making jewelry and collectibles, and is also considered one of the precious stones that should be carefully preserved.
309 300 ₽
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