Czochralski Alexandrite IS A
Fluorescent Gem
Czochralski Alexandrite IS A
Color Change Gem
Czochralski Alexandrite IS grown using the
Czochralski method
Czochralski Alexandrite, Antique Long Cushion Cut, 7.17 Carats
Czochralski Alexandrite, Antique Long Cushion Cut, 7.17 Carats
Czochralski Alexandrite, Antique Long Cushion Cut, 7.17 Carats

Czochralski Alexandrite, Antique Long Cushion Cut, 7.17 Carats

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❤️💙🫐 This stunning color-changing lab-grown Alexandrite showcases a deep, luscious hue that transforms beautifully under different lighting. Expertly cut along the blue axis to enhance its remarkable color-changing properties, the gem shifts from rich blues to purples with mesmerizing fluidity. Its vibrant tones captivate the eye, offering a unique and dynamic visual experience that makes it truly one-of-a-kind. Designing a piece of jewelry with this extraordinary Alexandrite provides an opportunity to create something both striking and timeless. Whether set in a ring, pendant, or another custom design, this gemstone's durability and enchanting beauty ensure it will become a treasured heirloom. Built to last a lifetime, this Alexandrite will not only stand the test of time but will continue to dazzle and delight for generations to come.

DIMENSIONS AND SHAPE

Size: 12.71mm x 9.49mm x 6.63mm

Weight: 7.17  carats

Cut: Antique Long Cushion

Shape: Long Cushion

Clarity: Loupe Clean

Inclusions: None

Treatment:None

 

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

MOHS hardness: 8.5

Pleochroism: Trichroic

Dispersion: 0.015

Density: 3.72

Refractive Index: 1.75

Chemical Formula:Al2BeO4


POSSIBLE JEWELRY APPLICATIONS

Engagement Ring, Pendant, and Daily Wear

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🌍 GENERAL MATERIAL DESCRIPTION

  • Material Name:CZ Alex
  • Country of Origin : Thailand
  • Growth Method: Czochralski

Lab-grown Alexandrite, meticulously cultivated through the Czochralski method by Tairus in Thailand, is a sophisticated response to the increasing demand for precious gemstones. This innovative process yields a trichroic mineral, remarkable for its ability to display a spectrum of colors — green, blue, and a hint of orangish hues — depending on the crystallographic axis along which it is viewed and cut. This unique characteristic means that the specific orientation chosen for cutting can subtly influence the final appearance of the gem, making each piece distinct with its color transitions.<br><br>However, the inherent darkness of this lab-created material presents a limitation on the size of the finished gemstone. In addition to its fascinating color shift, this synthetic Alexandrite showcases an extraordinary red fluorescence when exposed to sunlight, similar to the deep red seen in Christmas garnet. This intense fluorescence adds another layer of beauty, making the gemstone glow with a captivating red hue under direct sunlight. Such a feature not only enhances its visual appeal but also sets it apart from other gemstones, making it a prized possession for collectors and jewelry enthusiasts alike.<br><br>By combining the traditional allure of natural Alexandrite with the advancements in synthetic gemstone production, Tairus's lab-grown Alexandrite bridges the gap between rarity and accessibility. It offers a sustainable and beautiful alternative that captures the essence of one of the most sought-after gemstones in the world, ensuring that each piece can be cherished for its unique beauty and remarkable properties.

🏭 SPECIFIC Lot INFORMATION

This specific material, notable for its deep hue, is best used for stones smaller than 15mm. Capturing its essence in photographs poses a challenge due to its intense darkness. However, it dazzles with beautiful, color-changing sparkles. Admirers of darker, color-shifting gems such as natural alexandrite or garnet will find this material particularly appealing.


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🧠 Gemology Literature

The articles cited here about lab created gemstones are all open source and chronologically sorted for quick and easy access. Each article comes from either the Journal of Gemmology (JofG) or Gems and Gemmology (G&G) archives.