Andalusite Stone

We offer premium Andalusite Rough Stones sourced directly from reliable mines. These natural, untreated rough stones exhibit unique color play and excellent crystal structure ideal for gemstone processing, jewelry design, spiritual healing, and decorative crafts. Available in multiple sizes with customization options. Competitive prices guaranteed quality.

Andalusite Stone

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Andalusite

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ANDALUSITE

Andalusite

Andalusite

Andalusite Stone

netural andalusite

Andalusite gemstone, an exquisite pleochroic stone, was first discovered in the Andalusia region of Spain, and takes its name from this region. Andalusite is used widely in making jewelry and objets d arts, on account of its hard texture and durability. It is often regarded as a poor cousin to the extremely valuable though rare Alexanderite gemstone, since it mimics the stone in color play, showing a range of earth tones. It is a very popular gem in jewelry, especially for men. Chemical Compsition of Natural Andalusite Gemstone The chemical formula of Andalusite Gemstone is Al2SiO5 and it is called Aluminium silicate, having a hardness of 7.5 on the Mohs scale. Found mainly in metamorphic rocks, as a variety of mineral aluminium silicate, the andalusite is a polymorphic stone, often confused with fibrolite and kyanite, since they all have the same chemical quality but different crystal structure. Physical Properties of Andalusite Gemstone Andalusite has an orthorhombic crystal structure, with a vitreous quality which makes the stone seem transparent as well as translucent. Andalusite Color Andalusite, being a pleochroic stone, that is, showing different colors in different directions, according to the way in which it is cut and polished, can take on a variety of colors, which is what makes it unique. It occurs in colors such as green, brown, yellow, red, brownish green and greenish brown, depending upon the colour of the rough and the way in which it has been cut. Cut Andalusite can be cut and shaped in many different ways, but on account of its pleochroism, the stone gives out its best colors in rectangle cushion shapes, or ovals, as the normal round cut usually makes the colors come together, robbing the stone of its distinctive colors. A very unique quality of this stone is that, unlike most stones, which are cut in a way so as to reduce the pleochroism, and allow for a single tint to be prominent, the facets of the andalusite are oriented in such a way that the stone reflects a fusion of colors. Carat Stones in the range of five carats are easily available, while three carats and less can be found in plenty, but stones weighing above 10 carats are hard to come by. Clarity Andalusite displays inclusions and most of them contain white rutile needles, but the ones where the carbon inclusions are placed in the form of a cross are valued as religious objects. Price of natural Andalusite gemstone The price of the stone depends upon its size, and thus a commercial quality stone, below five carats can be easily bought for about $10-$25 per carat, but larger well cut, customized stones can cost anywhere upwards of $50 per carat. Producers of Andalusite Gemstone Although this aluminium silicate mineral is found in large quantities in Kazakhstan, South Africa and the Inyo Mountains of USA, the gem is yielded mainly in the deposits found in Sri Lanka and the Minas Gerais, Brazil, and in regions of Spain and France. Simulants of Andalusite Gemstone Andalusite is often confused not only with Alexanderite, but also being dimorphous, that is, having the same chemical composition as fibrolite and kyanite, it is confused with these gemstones too. Trivia and other interesting information on Andalusite gemstone In alternative therapy, using gemstones, andalusite is used to treat diseases ranging from AIDS to improving memory. It is identified with the heart charkas, of the Hindu tradition, and with the solar plexus. Therapists use it to calm people, as well as in meditation and also to improve and aid memory.

ANDALUSITE

Design Code: CSS-1336Gemstone Name- AndalusiteGemstone Color- BrownGemstone Size- 4x5 MMGemstone Shape- OvalGemstone Cut- FacetedYour Query is important for us and will respond you within 24 Hours of Time (Excluding Weekends) More Information Pay Mode Terms: T/T (Bank Transfer), Pay Pal. Port of Dispatch: India Production Capacity: 1000 Delivery Time: 10-15 Business Working Days Customize Order- Drop a mail for customize Gemstone

Andalusite Gemstone

Andalusite

Andalusite derives its name from the Spanish province where it was first sighted in 1789. Its play of red, green and yellow hues resembles a muted iridescence with adaptable color tones. Andalusite's ability to exhibit a variety of hues in a single stone, including light yellow-brown, olive, dusty rose, and gray-green, renders it difficult to pin down a leading color. This is a gem that displays pleochroism, meaning that it appears different colors when viewed from different angles. While gemcutters typically try to focus in on a single shade for other gemstones, they prefer to showcase andalusite's transitional ability by choosing gem material with a good mingling of hues.Andalusite has traditionally been a collector's gem and a rare find. While difficult to acquire in small jewelry shops, artisans are beginning to introduce this stone into their creations. GemLORE Crystal healers credit andalusite with improving intelligence, assisting with memory and resolving issues.This gemstone is said to help its wearer understand the concept of 'everything in moderation,' facilitating balance, and helping you remain grounded.GemGPSLOCATION: BrazilBrazil takes pride in its production of exquisite andalusite. We obtain andalusite from the Jenipapo mines in the Minas Gerais territory of Brazil. GemFACTS Ranks 7 to 7.5 on the Mohs hardness scale.Strong pleochroism makes it difficult to pinpoint the color of this stone, but its overall appearance is that of a dusty peach, pink, red-brown or light orange-brown.Sourced from Minas Gerais in Brazil.Member of the andalusite-kanonaite family.Also known as chiastolite, viridine, andaluzite, apyre, feldspath apyre, jamesonite, or lohestite.100 percent natural stone; no additional treatments.

Andalusite Stone

Andalusite

Andalusite

Andalusite