A Legend of Rarity: 0.26ct Natural Red Beryl
Commonly known as the "Red Emerald," Natural Red Beryl is statistically one of the rarest gemstones on Earth. While standard green emeralds are found in various locations worldwide, gem-quality Red Beryl (Bixbite) is found almost exclusively in the Wah Wah Mountains of Utah, USA. This 0.26-carat specimen represents a premier opportunity to own a gemstone that is truly a "one-in-a-million" find.
Museum-Grade Clarity: Slight VVS
Red Beryl is notoriously included due to its complex crystal formation. This stone, however, features a Slight VVS clarity grade, making it part of an elite tier of transparency for the species. The Excellent Octagonal Cut has been meticulously executed to showcase the stone's vivid red saturation and internal brilliance.
Fully Certified for Peace of Mind
Investment in such a rare mineral requires absolute certainty. This Red Beryl is accompanied by a professional ICA (International Colored Gemstone Association) report, number TH26G119629, verifying its natural origin and exceptional quality. It is a must-have for the serious gemstone collector or the designer looking for an ultra-exclusive accent stone.
Technical Specifications
- Carat Weight: 0.26 ct
- Species: Natural Red Beryl (Bixbite)
- Variety: "Red Emerald"
- Color: Rich Red
- Clarity: Slight VVS (Extremely High for Species)
- Shape: Octagonal
- Cutting: Excellent
- Certification: ICA Report #TH26G119629
