8 x 6mm, Green BloodStone Oval Cab

1.395 Cts of Green BloodStone in a oval-cab Cut

8 x 6mm, Green BloodStone oval-cab

Lovely green color with Flash of red - A very nice stone

• Dealer Offering Item for Sale: New Directions - Gems

   

  Bloodstone is also known as Heliotrope. The name Heliotrope is derived from the Greek words meaning "sun" and "turning" .

• Cost per Carat Selling Price: $ 2.87
• BloodStone Specifications:
  • Gem Species: Chalcedony Quartz
  • Hardness: 6.5 -
  • Density:
  • RI: 1.535 -
• Size: 8 (L) X 6 (W) mm
• Cut: oval-cab
• Calibrated Gemstone: No.
• Carat Weight: 1.395 Carats TCW
• Overall Grade: Cab AA
• Clarity Description: IF - Internally Flawless: Free on inclusions under 10x magnification.
• Clarity Breakdown: Cabochon Opaque material - Has excellent clarity, whether it be of a uniform opaquity, or crystalline in nature.
• Cutting Breakdown: Cabochon Cuts: Has a expertly and uniformly cut and will set well.
• Carat Breakdown: Average in Carat Weight for this size stone (+/- 5%).
• Photo Clarity Breakdown: Color is Excellent, Image is Good, & Background is True.
• Photo Taken with Flash.
• Photo shows Multiple views of a single gemstone.
• Pricing based on single gemstone.
• Photo shows a flash ring on the cabochon caused by the flash of the camera
• Bloodstone, sometimes called Blood Jasper in the trade, is not quite a jasper but rather a dark green Chalcedony which is a cryptochrystalline variety of Quartz, and which contains inclusions of red to brown. Although the color is not consistent, the red spots are caused by iron oxide and the green color is from chlorite particles or Hornblende needles. Bloodstone is primarily found and mined in India, Australia, United States, Germany, Scotland, Brazil, China, Czech Republic, and Russia. Chalcedony is the variety name given to fine cryptocrystalline Quartz, of which Bloodstone is one. In this variety, crystals are too small to be seen with the unaided eye or even with an ordinary microscope. Instead, the crystallinity is determined with the use of an electron microscope. Chalcedony occurs in almost any color or combination of colors. Varieties include Agate (colored bands), Moss Agate (milky-white background with dendritic green or brown inclusions), Carnelian (orange to reddish brown), Sard (light to dark brown), Chrysoprase (apple green), Tiger's Eye (banded yellow-brown), Flint or Chert (white, dull gray, or black), Jasper (opaque red), and of course Bloodstone or Heliotrope (green with red flecks).
• Myth & Lore: Believed to be a very magickal stone, in ancient times Bloodstone was thought to have the ability to stop hemorrhages by merely touching the stone. Ancient warriors often carried a Bloodstone amulet which was intended to stop the bleeding when applied to a wound. Sources of bloodstone: Locations where bloodstone can be found include India, Brazil, China, Australia, and the United States
• We grade each gemstone for Color, Clarity, cut, and Carat weight. We try to define / analysis each gemstone and photo taken (all photo are of the gemstone itself not a general stone photo) to help you make a better decision.
• These photos are intended to provide you with an accurate visual representation of the gem.
• Photo's taken with a macro lens, which may make the gemstone look larger in some views..
• Combining of views also may make gemstone look different sizes.
• All photos are the exactly the gemstone pictured, minus any display items. Photos are likely not actual size; please see item description for dimensions. If there is a defect not discernible in the pictures, it will be included in the text. , Please keep in mind that the prismatic reflective properties of gems will often produce varying degrees of color and what colors you see, someone else may not. If there is a concern or doubt, please ask prior to purchase. Remember that color is a very tricky thing to transmit electronically. There are many variables, including lighting, background, physical filters, digital filters, the capabilities of the monitor on which the image is displayed, and the color perception of the viewer.
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