(^^) Feel free to comment! (^^) ☆ Also known as "Bixbite," this natural red beryl is a gemstone of high rarity. ☆ Even so, the quantity... there's just too little of it T^T ☆ I used to see a certain number of them, but recently they've become scarce. The Tokyo International Jewelry Exhibition is starting soon, so those with time should go and look for them. Even compared to various rare stones, I think the number of these is overwhelmingly small. It may not be an exaggeration to say that the day it's called a "legendary gemstone" is near. ☆ This red beryl is a high-quality individual with a stunning emerald cut. There is no color fading characteristic of the cut, and the characteristic red color permeates the entire body. It is said that there was a time when it was called "red emerald," and this individual tells that story. ☆ Unfortunately, mining completely stopped in 2001, and there is currently no production at all. Only the small amount of red beryl obtained from 4-5 years of mining is available in the world. (From a gemology book published in March 2020) ☆ The possibility of red beryl being produced in the future is low, and the only way is to obtain what is currently on the market. Due to this, considering inclusions that do not detract from the beauty with the naked eye as a characteristic is also a feature of this gemstone. ☆ One last thing. Like Paraiba and Hauyne, this size is called "large." ☆ You may not understand it now, but in a few years, you'll think, "I'm glad I persevered back then." Please, inherit it (^^) You can watch the video on ◯◯◯ta. Natural Red Beryl 0.34 stamp Natural Diamond 0.43 stamp Frame material PT900 Top maximum length approx. 14.8mm Top maximum width approx. 8.5mm Chain material PT850 Chain length approx. 45.0cm (Includes free adjuster) (Chain can be detached) Total weight approx. 5.1g Sorting Central Gem Laboratory