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Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots
Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots

Designer! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm weight 6 carats 12 lots

$ 2.1

Availability: 22 in stock
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: New without tags
  • Gemstone: Pietersite
  • Country of Origin: Namibia
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Natural/Lab-Created: Natural
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Shape: Oval
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: China
  • Cut Grade: Good

    Description

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    Designer dream! Rare Pietersite oval cabochon size 12 x 16 mm w.6 carats 12 lots
    Pietersite is a variety of Quartz, composed naturally of Tiger's Eye, Hawk's Eye and Jasper, and is characterized by an incredible chatoyancy and brilliance of life within the stone. Its dominant gold hues are contrasted with deep blue-black, grey and brown, as well as occasional clear areas.
    Pietersite from Namibia was first described in 1962 by Sid Pieters, who named it in his father's honor.