Premium Quality 62 Carat Natural Shattuckite In Dioptase Cabochon 40 X 18.6 Mm Gemstone Loose Rare Get 95% Off Today [5lqYFtxK]

Gorgeous natural Shattuckite in Dioptase oval-ish cabochon from the Congo, measuring approximately 40.0 x 18.6 x 9.2 mm, and weighing approximately 62.30 carats (12.46g). This beautiful gem primarily displays dark and bright greens of Dioptase, patterned with white and blue. This gemstone is new, hand-shaped in 2020, and is best suited as a display specimen or bezel-set for a pendant.

Shattuckite is a relatively rare and captivating copper silicate mineral, highly prized by collectors for its mesmerizing shades of blue, ranging from vivid azure and deep cerulean to captivating indigo, often with intriguing swirls and patterns of lighter and darker tones. Its striking color is attributed to its copper content, and it frequently forms in association with other copper minerals such as Malachite, Chrysocolla, and Azurite, sometimes creating stunning multi-mineral specimens. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Shattuckite is revered in metaphysical circles as a stone of communication and truth, believed to enhance psychic abilities, promote clarity of thought, and facilitate expression. Found primarily in Namibia, with other notable deposits in the Democratic Republic of Congo and the United States (Arizona), Shattuckite typically forms in massive or botryoidal habits, making well-formed crystals a true rarity and a highly sought-after prize for gem enthusiasts.

Dioptase is a captivating and relatively rare copper cyclosilicate mineral, most prized for its intensely vibrant emerald-green to bluish-green hues. Often found in stunning, well-formed, terminated crystals, its translucent to transparent clarity and vitreous luster contribute to its striking beauty. While not exceptionally hard (measuring 5 on the Mohs scale), its allure lies in its vivid color, which is a result of its copper content. Dioptase is typically found in the oxidized zones of copper deposits, often alongside minerals like Chrysocolla, Malachite, and Azurite. Due to its relative softness and perfect cleavage, it is primarily a collector's stone, though smaller, durable pieces may occasionally be set in jewelry with protective settings.

Please note: We make every effort to ensure that the images and description are as representative of this gem as possible. However, please be aware that the pictures are not to scale and should not be used to determine in-person details. We use a white box, magnifying camera, and white and yellow lighting - likely not the same as your room, your eyes, and your lighting.