Beryl var. Emerald - Torrington mining dist., New South Wales, Australia More info: https://www.irocks.com/minerals/specimen/51199 A fine thumbnail example of the classic Aussie emeralds! Australian emeralds are notable, and recognizable among collectors, for the fine green layered banding you see here. It is difficult to show in a photo, as the piece is so reflective. Probably easier to see in a video. Note that, unusually, this is doubly-terminated with a fine glassy termination on the bottom

Beryl var. Emerald (2.32 ct) - North American Emerald Mine, Hiddenite, Alexander Co., North Carolina, USA More info: https://www.irocks.com/minerals/specimen/52761 Honestly, when you see an emerald from Hiddenite, North Carolina, you do a little jump; it is one of the scarcer localities you see on the market. But when you see it, you can't help but fall in love. Maybe because it is from the US, maybe because it is a beryl, maybe because it is the stunning green color that pulls us in? This gem w

Beryl var Emerald with size from NAEM in Hiddenite NC. This is a great size stone with clarity and more green than blue. 5.5 carats. Collected by Terry Ledford, Jamie Hill and crew. Comes with GIA Certification. $3000 Please message for details. #ledfordsminerals #rarencgems #ncemeralds #emersld #emeraldgems #raregems #ncminerals #nccrystals #supportsmallbusiness #jewelry #rareusminersls #rareusgems #hiddenitegems #emeraldhiddenitegems #emeraldtriangle #rareusgemstone #smallbusiness ##giftideas

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