15 carats Rare Kashmir Sapphires with unique and the most demanding colors of Rare Blue Kashmir Sapphires, Purplish Pink Kashmir Sapphire Loose Stone 

Total pieces: 14 
Shape: Oval, Octagonal, Emerald Cut, Cushion  Carat Weight: 15 carats 
Clarity: Si, VS, VVS, Eye clean  Treatment: No Heat 
Color: Rare Blue Kashmir Sapphire, Purple, Purplish Pink, Pinkish Purple with red tone, Lavandar, Pink   Origin: Azad Kashmir, Pakistan 

Usage: This is very very unique parcel of Natural Kashmir Sapphires for jewelry making. They are perfect for collectors who want to have rare stones in collection. Apart from collection, they can be used in gemstone jewelry. 

Grab a deal of stunning Chitral raw emerald stones, perfect for both gemstone cutters and mineral collectors. This recently unearthed treasure from the Chitral Valley in Pakistan is a rare find in emeralds. With traces of graphite coating on a few parts, each piece is unique. One piece of them is a specimen for your cabinet. Add this exquisite specimen to your collection today and marvel at its beauty.

Key Features of Chitral Emeralds

• Stone: Chitral Emerald
• Total Weight: 100 Carats 
  
• Sizes:  
• Total Pieces: 10 
• Color: Light Green
• Clarity: Translucent to si
• Shape: Crystals and loose 
• Treatment: No
• Geographic Origin: Chitral, Pakistan 

Looking for a rare and unique Fluorescent gemstone? Here is Hackmanite stone. This is 1kg Package of a rare Hackmanite stone from Afghanistan. 

• Stone Name: Hackmanite 
• Quality: Cabbing, Tumbling , Carving , Translucent faceting 
• Sizes: under 1 to 5 gram plus 
• Location: Afghanistan  
• treatment: No 
• Fluorescent under UV light  

Discover the captivating world of Hackmanite, a mesmerizing mineral that belongs to the Sodalite family. One of its most intriguing features is its ability to change color when exposed to sunlight, a remarkable phenomenon known as tenebrescence. And that's not all, it also emits a striking glow under UV light, revealing its fluorescent qualities.

Hackmanite comes in an array of colors, ranging from grey, green, yellow, violet, pink, to blue. Although it's most commonly found in a soft white hue, its crystal formations are truly stunning, showcasing exquisite cubic and octahedral shapes that add to its allure.

History buffs will be delighted to know that Hackmanite was first discovered in Greenland by L.H. Borgstroem in 1901, and was named after Victor Axel Hackman, a respected Finnish geologist who made notable contributions to the field.

Today, vast deposits of Hackmanite can be found in several countries such as Afghanistan, Myanmar, Canada, Norway, and Russia. Whether you're a mineral enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of unique natural phenomena, Hackmanite is a mineral that's sure to captivate and impress.

30 grams / 150 carats Dark Blue to Violet Blue Natural Afghanite Rare Mineral for cutting and lapidary.
Carat Weight: under 1 to 9.5 carat per piece from minimum to maximum size.  Average Weight: 3.5 carats 
Dimension: 3mm, 4mm, 6mm, 10mm, 15mm, 20mm per piece
Treatment: No Clarity: Opaque to Translucent  Origin: Afghanistan

Stone Resembles to: Popular as Sapphire Cousin in Color 
Others: Afghanite is a Fluorescence Mineral that glows as orange or pink under UV Light as shown in the product picture. 

Usage: Despite being opaque, Afghanite stone presents versatility for faceting, cabbing, beading, or it’s utilization as raw gemstones. Notably, its striking blue hue resemblance to Sapphire positions it as a Birthstone for September.

This mineral, Afghanite, stands as a rarity, with obtaining a gem-grade specimen proving exceptionally challenging. The hues exhibited by Afghanite stone is close to those of Sapphire stones. Its extraction primarily occurs within the geology of Afghanistan, particularly in the Sare-Sang Area of Badakhshan Province, where it was first discovered in 1968. This region is renowned for its abundant reserves of minerals within the Afghan geological landscape.

A small deal of 150 carats on Natural Rough Chitral Emerald Stones for cutting and collection. These raw emerald stones have a soft green color, with some graphite and carbon coating extra character on some parts. You can keep it to admire as a specimens or to cut others into beautiful faceted or cabbed pieces. These Chitral emeralds are fresh finds from Pakistan's stunning Chitral valley making it unique collector pieces for geologist, minerologists. 

Features of Chitral Emerald Stones

• Stone: Chitral Emerald Crystals and Specimen
• Total Weight: 150 Carats 
• Total Pieces: 17 Pieces
• Color: Light Green
• Clarity: Translucent to Included
• Inclusions: The emeralds have a little bit coating of graphite or carbon. 
• Shape: Crystals and loose rough emerald shapes
• Treatment: No
• Geographic Origin: Chitral Valley, Pakistan 

264 Carats Parcel of rough pink morganite stones available for faceting and cabbing. The color of the morganite stones is very nice. The Colour of morganite gemstone is very very nice light pink. No treatment 100% Natural.

Features of the Morganite Gemstone Deal 

• Total Weight: ___  246 ct 
• Total Pieces: ___ 50 pieces 
• Sizes: ____ under 1 to 37 carats 
• Average Size: ___4 carats 
• Shape: ___ Rough 
• Clarity: ___  Included to Si
• Color: ___ Very Very light pink to Pink 
• Treatment: ___ No
• Origin: ___  Brazil 

Grab a deal of natural raw purple scapolite crystals. These crystals are sourced from Afghanistan. Scapolite is a rare stone which does not come in large quantity. 

Details of the Scaplolite Deal

• Stone:  _____ Scapolite Crystals
• Total weight: _____ 31 carats 
• Total Pieces: ____ 46 pieces 
• Sizes of the Pieces: ____ 1.80, 1.55 per carat. 9 pieces are above 1 to 1.80 carats. others are under 1 carats sizes 
• Shape: ____ Loose Crystals
  
• Treatment: _____ No 
• Origin: ______ Afghanistan 

• Stone: ___ Vayrynenite Crystal
• Total Weight: ___6.50 carats
• Total Pieces: ___ 26 Pieces
• Sizes: ___ Under one carat 
• Shape: flat crystals 
• Color:___ Peach, Pink 
• Clarity: ___Good transparent
• Treatment: ___No 
• Origin: ___Shengus Area, Skardu Road, Gilgit Division, Pakistan

 96 Carats Natural Burmese Spinels Octahedron Crystals origin from Myanmar.

Key Features of These Natural Burmese Spinels.

Stone Name: Spinels 
Total Weight: 95 carats 
Sizes: under 1 carat ( 0.20 to 0.85 carats)
Color: Pink, red, grey, lavandar, purple, light pink 
Shape: Raw Octahedron Crystals , Loose raw shape 
Treatment: No 
origin: Myanmar 

These raw Spinel stones can be cut into melee sizes under 1 carat like 1mm to 2mm in calibration. Once cut, they can be used in making stunning jewelry pieces. If used in raw stone jewelry, Their natural crystal shape beauty will enhance the appeal of your creations, making them stand out.
Spinels Octhedron Crystal shapes and colors, Favorit for crystal collectors. If you're crafting bracelets, necklaces, rings, or earrings, these small spinel crystals will add a touch of elegance. Their small size doesn't diminish their beauty; instead, it accentuates their charm.

This is beautiful 76 Carats Rarest Natural Raw Bastnasite Stone rare Colour change yellow in white light and red in white light. It is entirely 100% Natural Stone. The parcel is good for gemstone cutters and lapidary artists. They can cut them into various shapes and styles. 

Key Feature of the Rarest Bastnaesite Stone.

• Stone: Rare Bastnasite
• Sizes:under 1 to 15.50 carat per piece 
• pieces: 22
• Origin: pakistan
• weight:76 carat 
• Treatment: no
• Transparency: Semi Transparent
• Colors:Redish Brown ( colour yellow in white light red in white light)

What are Bastnasite Stones?

Bastnasite stone is a rare and unique gemstone its color shifts depending on the type of light it is exposed to. In white light, Bastnasite may appear yellow, while in daylight, it can transform into shades of red. Bastnasite is a type of rock that's rich in cerium, found in certain areas where rocks have been changed by heat and pressure. 

Bastnasite stone is 100% natural. Bastnasite is popular for its natural elegance and the beautiful play of colors it displays. Each Bastnasite raw stone is unique and a one-of-a-kind aesthetic. This stone will give opportunity to lapidary artist to play with rare mineral and show their artistic creations.

Bastanite holds significant value in the world of rare gemstones. Whether admired for its color-changing properties or cherished for its natural looks, it is perfect for gems and mineral collectors who want to keep rare gems in their collection. 

• 23 carats Chitra Emeralds 
• No treatment
• Average: 0.90 carats 
• light green 
• origin: Pakistan 

These emeralds are newly found in Gilgit area of Pakistan. Gilgit is part of Kashmir region and famous as “Gilgit-Baltistan”. In this parcel, each emerald crystal has been carefully sourced from the heart of the Gilgit mountains, where the perfect combination of minerals and geological forces has created some of the most breathtaking emeralds in the world.

The emeralds are opaque to translucent quality. The medium color of these emeralds is a true testament to the uniqueness of the Gilgit region, and adds a touch of sophistication and elegance to any piece of jewelry or collection.

Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of the Gilgit emerald legacy. These natural raw crystals are a rare and precious find that will add value and beauty to any gemstone collection.

Note: Buy this sample to try for your project. Get wholesale price on big quantity. 

 This 400 grams Parcel is from newly find mine of Chitral area of Pakistan. The size is very nice of this newly found area. Clarity is coming almost transparent. Sizes are also big. Color is however less than medium green unlike Swat rich green. This is a sample parcel. Try this for your projects. Get awesome wholesale price on Raw emeralds from Chitral. 

Here is parcel of Raw Hackmanite stone. This is 2kg Package of a rare Hackmanite stone from Afghanistan. 

• Stone Name: Hackmanite 
• Quality: Cabbing, Tumbling , Carving , Translucent faceting 
• Sizes: under 1 to 5 gram plus 
• Location: Afghanistan  
• treatment: No 
• Fluorescent under UV light  

Have you heard about the captivating mineral called Hackmanite? It's part of the Sodalite family and has some pretty amazing features. One of the most fascinating things about Hackmanite is that it can change color when it's exposed to sunlight. This process is called tenebrescence, and it means that the mineral can shift from one color to another depending on the light it's exposed to. For example, a yellow Hackmanite can turn pink when it's out in the sun, but the pink color fades when it's kept in the dark. This is a pretty unique trait and makes Hackmanite a popular choice for mineral enthusiasts and collectors.

But that's not all! Hackmanite also glows under UV light, which makes it look even more stunning. The mineral can absorb UV radiation and then emit it as visible light, which creates a beautiful effect. The fluorescent colors of Hackmanite can range from yellow-green to blue-violet, and it all depends on the impurities in the crystal.

Hackmanite comes in a variety of colors, like grey, green, yellow, violet, pink, and blue. Although it's most commonly found in a soft white hue, the crystal formations are truly breathtaking. The cubic and octahedral shapes are especially beautiful and add to the mineral's allure.

If you're a history buff, you might be interested to know that Hackmanite was first discovered in Greenland by L.H. Borgstroem in 1901. It was named after Victor Axel Hackman, a respected Finnish geologist who made notable contributions to the field. Today, you can find Hackmanite in many countries, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, Canada, Norway, and Russia.

In conclusion, whether you're a mineral enthusiast or just appreciate the beauty of unique natural phenomena, Hackmanite is a mineral that's sure to captivate and impress. Its ability to change colors and emit a striking glow under UV light makes it truly one-of-a-kind. So why not add a piece of Hackmanite to your collection and experience its beauty for yourself?

This is a very nice purplish pink 100% natural 0.80 carats | Eye Clean Pinkish purple variety of Kashmir Sapphire Loose Stone. The stone is coming from Kashmir valley of Pakistan which is famous for purplish pink variety of Kashmir Sapphires. 

Total pieces: 1 Shape: Oval  Carat Weight: 0.80 carats 
Clarity: Eye clean  Treatment: No Heat Color: Purplish Pink with reddish pink in yellow light and purplish pink in white light  Origin: Azad Kashmir, Pakistan 

Usage: This is a beautiful Kashmir Sapphire with aparent great Luster and brilliance. It is perfect for your jewelry designing project such as ring or pendant. Sapphire is a birthstone of September. It's color is quite unique. This Kashmir Sapphire looks purplish pink in white light and reddish pink in yellow light.  

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0.81 carats | Eye Clean Pinkish purple Brilliant 100% Natural Kashmir Sapphire Loose Stone

• Stone Name: Kashmir Sapphire
• Total pieces: 1 
• Shape: Oval  
• Carat Weight: 0.81 carats 
• Clarity: Eye clean  
• Treatment: No Heat
• Color: Purplish Pink with reddish pink in yellow light and purplish pink in white light  
• Origin: Azad Kashmir, Pakistan 

This is beautiful Kashmir sapphire displays a lovely purplish-pink colour and weight 2.40 carats. Its clarity ranges from SI (slightly included), and it is entirely natural with no treatments applied.it is 100% Natural.

Key Feature of the Rare Kashmir Sapphire

• Stone: Rare Kashmir Sapphire
• Sizes: 8.2 x 7.2 x 5.2 mm
• weight:2.30 carats 
• Clarity: Transparent to Si (Slightly Included) 
• Transparency: Transparent
• Shape: Oval
• Colors: purplish pink
• Cut: Oval Mixed
• Treatment: No
• Origin: Azad Kashmir

Perfect for Gemstone Jewelry Designers:-

Our Kashmir Sapphire prices are below market rates, sourced directly from the mine, making them uniquely rare. These Kashmir Sapphires exhibit color changes in varying lights, transitioning from purplish to pink or under daylight.Design your jewellery collection with this 100% natural Kashmir Purplish pink Sapphire stone.This Kashmir Sapphire is completely natural. 

Tips to Use this Single Pink Sapphire Stone in Pink Sapphire Jewelry Piece of Art

This stone is perfect for making beautiful jewelry like pendants, rings, or bracelets. It's just the right size to stand out in the middle of any piece of jewelry, especially when paired with shiny diamonds and metals like gold or silver. You can even use it to create a stunning pink sapphire jewelry pieces to give it as a gift for someone special. Craft a breathtaking pink sapphire engagement ring for your beloved using this rare gem from nature. Don't let this opportunity slip away—make it yours today.

Check out this stunning violet-colored Natural Kashmir Sapphire Loose Stone! The stone's color is quite unique purplish blue with velvet hue. The stone will look  ideal for creating a beautiful blue sapphire engagement ring.

Key Feature of the Stone

• Stone Type: Blue Kashmir Sapphire
• Total Weight: 0.70 carats 
•  Dimension: 6.3 x 4.65 x 3.4 mm 
• Color: Bluish Purple 
• Clarity: VS
• Shape: Oval 
• Treatment: No heat no treatment 
• Origin: Azad Kashmir Pakistan 

Kashmir Blue Sapphire is one of the rare gemstones which is becoming increasingly more rare day by day. Mostly sapphires color currently mined in the Kashmir valley of Pakistan are of purplish-pink or pinkish-red hue. What's remarkable about this particular blue sapphire? It's entirely natural, without any heat treatments or any other treatment processing. What is an extra? Guess what? enjoy free shipping with it as an extras.

Rare Bluish Purple with Pink and red hue is quite rare phenomena in Kashmir Sapphires rough. This package is consisted on 78 carats raw sapphire stones for faceting. The Total weight of the parcel is 78 carats. Sizes are under 1 to 3.7 carats per piece. Clarity is Semi transparent to Si with a few VS quality. 

Details of the Raw Sapphires

• Total Weight: 78 carats 
•  Total Pieces: 60 pieces
• Weight Ratio of the Stones: under 1 to 3.7 carats per piece | 19 pieces with 13 carats weight are under 1 carat sizes. | 27 carats 22 pieces are between 1 to 1.50 carats | Other pieces are above 1.50 carats to 3.7 carats
• Colour: Purplish pink with blue hue
• Clarity: Si (slightly included) to VS (Very slightly Included)
• Shape: Raw 
• Transparency: Semi-Transparent
• Origin: Azad Kashmir Pakistan 
• Treatment: No heat no treatment 

What Type of Finished Sapphire I can cut from these Raw Stones?

 These are small sizes raw sapphires which are quite rare variety of Kashmir Corundum. The parcel has good quantity of stones. Following types of finished stones can be cut from these:- 

• Center Stone Pieces for rings / earrings
• Pairs for Earrings / Bracelets / Pendants or Earrings
• Melee size calibrated stones such as 1 mm to 3mm which can be utilised in jewelry pieces

Where I can Use these raw sapphires stones?

• Apart from faceting, these stones can be utiltized as raw stone jewelry also 
• Lapidary artists can cut them into cabochons or carved stones 
• These raw stones can be utilized into rings / pendants or wirewrapped jewelry items. 

This is parcel of 500 grams natural rare Afghanite stone. Afghanite comes in dark blue with slight green hue. The stone is Opaque in transparency. Afghanite is a mineral that glow under uv light or can be called as UV reacted mineral. 

Details of Raw Afghanite Stone

• Stone: Natural Rare Afghanite 
  
• Total Weight: 500 grams / 0.5 kg 
• Sizes: under 1 to 15 gram plus 
• Color: Dark Blue, Royal Blue, Greenish Blue 
• Phenomena: Fluorescent (Appears pinkish orange in UV light) 
• Clarity: Opaque
• Treatment: No 
• Geographic Origin: Afghanistan 

How Rare is Afghanite ?

Afghanite stone is originated in Afghanistan. This stone is first discovered in Afghanistan thats why it was given title " Afghanite " . Afghanite is rare because it is only found in Afghanite. Though a semi-precious stone, this rich royal blue stone is much like lapis lazuli in appearnce. However, the chemical structure is different than that of blue lapis lazuli stone. Afghanite is associated with the elemental essence of water like Azurite.

What is the difference between Afghanite and Lapis Lazulli?

Afghanite and lapis lazuli are both blue semi-precious gemstones. In color, they look almost same however they differ in chemical composition and other characteristics. Afghanite stone is a rare mineral found in Afghanistan and is typically pale blue to violet-blue in color. It's composed of sodium, calcium, aluminum, silicon, sulfur, and chlorine.

Lapis lazuli is a deep blue semi-precious stone popular for its intense blue color and durability for thousands of years. It's primarily composed of lazurite, along with calcite, pyrite, and small amounts of other minerals. Lapis lazuli often contains golden flecks of pyrite and may have white veins of calcite running through it.

In summary, Afghanite is a mineral with a lighter blue color, while lapis lazuli is a gemstone with a deep blue hue and characteristic golden flecks of pyrite.

How Can I use this Afghanite Raw Stone in Cutting?

You can use these Afghanite stones making cabochons, carving , beading or for any other decorative crafts items. The stone is opaque in transparency.