Natural Rose Quartz Gemstone C14.3 | Genuine Pink Quartz
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Natural Rose Quartz Gemstone from Pakistan Stone weight: 14.3Ct Treatment: none Cut: Cabochon Clarity: Transparent Soft Pink Color: Delicate blush to milky pink tones, symbolizing love and calmness Emotional Healing: Helps release stress, anxiety, and emotional wounds Promotes Love: Attracts love, strengthens relationships, and encourages self-love
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- Nature
- Natural
- Treatment
- None
- Material
- Natural Rose Quartz
- Origin
- Pakistan
- Weight
- 14.3 ct
- Cut
- cabochon
- Colour
- Pink
- Clarity
- Transparent
- Tradition
- Rose Quartz Attracts love, strengthens relationships, and encourages self-love
- Reference
- 8823
About this piece
Discover the Timeless Beauty of Natural Rose Quartz Gemstone Elevate your style with the gentle elegance of our exquisite Natural Rose Quartz Gemstone collection. Revered for its delicate pink hues and soothing energy, rose quartz is a stone of love, compassion, and tranquility. Moreover, making it a perfect choice for those who seek to adorn themselves with the essence of unconditional love and emotional healing. Explore more natural gemstones and fine jewelry collections at Yasir Gemstones. Rose quartz: Rose quartz is one of the many quartz varieties used as a gem material. It gets its name from its delicate pink color, which ranges from very light (almost white) to medium-dark. The most appealing color typically occurs in larger sizes, and small rose quartz specimens with good color tend to be rare. Rose quartz always forms in a massive state, lacking regular, flat crystal faces. It typically occurs in pegmatites and also appears in hydrothermal veins. People accept a certain amount of sand, dirt, and dust as ordinary ingredients in their lives. What they might not be aware of is that those substances are mostly quartz, one of the most common minerals on earth. Research has shown that rose quartz owes its delicate pink color to microscopic inclusions of aligned silicate mineral fibers. Advanced testing has shown that they’re generally similar—but not identical—to the mineral dumortierite. The fibers likely crystallized out as the host gem cooled, aligning with the crystal directions of the rose quartz. The pastel gem’s inclusions generally give it a characteristic cloudy translucence, leading to it being cut into beads and cabochons. Sometimes, the inclusions produce a six-rayed star if the fashioned gem is cabochon-cut and correctly oriented. Fine examples show a distinct, sharp, star floating above even pink bodycolor. You might facet the most transparent rose quartz rough. Cutters can intensify the delicate color by applying concave facets and cutting gems in larger sizes.
