THE VAULT Proudly Offers a "RARE LARGER" Natural Colour Change ZULTANITE (Diaspore) - 3.37ct

    THIS GEMSTONE IS IN HIGH DEMAND ON THE RED CARPET DUE TO ITS BEAUTY AND TOP DISPERSION.

This unique gemstone’s name already reveals its noble origins, recalling the Sultans of the Ottoman Empire. A truly appropriate etymology for a natural marvel such as Zultanite. The gemological name ‘Diaspore’ is derived from the Greek ‘diaspora,' meaning ‘dispersion.'

EXAMPLES OF DISPERSION FROM ZULTANITE

This gemstone’s allure lies in its color, its extraordinary brilliance and its luster. Depending on the light source, Zultanite changes color: from kiwi green in natural light, to raspberry red in artificial or candle light. It can also display khaki green, pink cognac, pink champagne and ginger hues. Unlike other precious stones, the intensity of the color change in Zultanite does not depend on the intensity of its base color. Zultanite has well-developed cleavage, making it one of the most difficult gemstones in the world to cut. Therefore, it is particularly important for lapidaries to select a cut that minimizes the gem’s tendency to cleave, while at the same time ensuring the color change effect is optimally visible.

About 98% of raw gemstones are lost during cutting, making larger Zultanites extremely rare.

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 Gem type:COLOUR CHANGE ZULTANITE

(DIASPORE)

                      

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