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Conch Pearl

A conch pearl originates from the Queen conch mollusk found in the Caribbean Sea. These rare gemstones are notable for t...

Pink Organic Jewelry Rare

9.1 Excellent

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Melo Pearl

The Melo Pearl originates from the *Melo melo* snail found in Myanmar’s coastal waters. These organic gemstones are dist...

Organic Jewelry Orange Myanmar

8.9 Great

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Ammolite

Ammolite is a rare, iridescent organic gemstone formed from the fossilized shells of Cretaceous-period ammonites. It is...

Organic Canada Opaque Iridescent

7.7 Good

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Blue Amber

Blue amber is an uncommon variety of fossilized tree resin known for producing a blue or blue-green appearance under ult...

Organic Collector Rare Dominican Republic

7.0 Good

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Lapis Lazuli

Lapis lazuli is a deep-blue metamorphic rock prized for millennia, notably mined in the Sar-e-Sang deposits of Afghanist...

Blue Jewelry Ancient Metamorphic

6.8 Fair

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Amber

Amber is a fossilized tree resin notable for preserving ancient organisms, prominently featured in the jewelry of the Ba...

Organic Warm Jewelry Ancient

6.8 Fair

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Coral

Coral is an organic gemstone formed by marine invertebrates, historically prized in jewelry since antiquity and primaril...

Organic Marine Jewelry Ancient

6.8 Fair

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Hessonite Garnet

Hessonite is a yellow to reddish-orange variety of grossular garnet, historically referred to as cinnamon stone and mine...

Jewelry Ancient Cinnamon Orange Brown

6.5 Fair

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Abalone Pearl

Abalone Pearl is an extremely rare natural pearl produced by abalone mollusks, displaying vivid iridescent colors mirror...

Organic Jewelry Rare Pacific

6.5 Fair

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Lazurite

Lazurite is a deep blue sodium calcium aluminum silicate mineral first described in 1890, historically the primary compo...

Blue Jewelry Ancient Sulfur

6.3 Fair

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Burmite

Cretaceous amber from Myanmar's Hukawng Valley, approximately 99 million years old, valued in both jewelry and paleontol...

Organic Collector Amber Myanmar

6.3 Fair

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Sard

A brownish-red chalcedony closely related to carnelian, widely used by ancient Roman and Greek artisans for engraved int...

Classic Semi Precious Ancient Chalcedony

6.3 Fair

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Scolecite

Calcium aluminum silicate zeolite forming delicate white acicular crystals; named from Greek for 'worm' due to its behav...

Collector India White Crystal

5.9 Mediocre

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Rubasse

A rock crystal quartz containing dispersed red hematite or iron oxide inclusions that impart a reddish hue, historically...

Collector Historic Rare Quartz

5.8 Mediocre

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Mesolite

A sodium calcium zeolite forming fine acicular crystals in basalt cavities, closely related to natrolite and scolecite,...

Collector White Crystal Fibrous

5.5 Mediocre

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Carnelian

Carnelian is a brownish-red mineral commonly used as a semi-precious gemstone, highly prized by the ancient Romans for m...

Warm Jewelry Ancient Orange Red

5.4 Mediocre

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Sardonyx

Sardonyx is a variant of onyx characterized by alternating flat bands of reddish sard and white chalcedony, famously car...

Jewelry Ancient Banded Cameo

5.1 Mediocre

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Magnesite

A magnesium carbonate mineral (MgCO₃) frequently dyed to simulate turquoise in jewelry; major commercial deposits are fo...

Affordable White Carbonate Opaque

4.8 Poor

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Copal

A young, sub-fossil tree resin typically less than one million years old, often sold as amber but distinguished by lower...

Organic Affordable Young Sub Fossil Resin

4.8 Poor

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Tortoiseshell

A translucent, mottled brown and amber organic material derived from the hawksbill sea turtle's shell, now prohibited un...

Organic Historic Ancient Brown Amber

4.6 Poor