Green Amethyst loose Gemstones
Prasiolite or Green Amethyst is one of our strong products because Green Colored Amethyst is growing in demand.
Frequently, after reading about Green Amethyst, our clients inquire about the stone's provenance and organic look. Speaking in terms of gemology, it is known as praseolite, which is a Greek word meaning "leek-green." Amethyst is heated in the same way as citrine to make it. It is not possible to turn all-natural pink or purple amethyst into green amethyst. To create Green Amethyst (Prasiolite), only deposits from Montezuma in Minas Gerais, Brazil, and Arizona, USA, may be heated. This colour of amethyst gemstone is created by heating deposits from these mines to around 500 degrees Celsius. Our consumers occasionally inquire as to whether the market value of green amethyst is less than that of pink amethyst. Why is the mine material heated to this colour? The only extremely light colour of pink amethyst that is burned to create green quartz or prasiolite crystals is the solution to this inquiry. The quartz family also includes lemon, smokey, lager, rose, citrine, and amethysts from Brazil and Africa.
Are all Green Amethyst heated
The natural heating process that occurs in the earth's core due to volcanic activity also converts purple amethyst to green amethyst. As previously mentioned, the technical title for green amethyst is "Prasiolite," which refers to a golden-green quartz stone that resembles green gold or peridot. Colour is the main component of green amethyst. The colour intensity and clarity determine the cost. A clear, intensely green amethyst is quite valuable.
Beware of the Synthetic Green Quartz Supplier
Some fake suppliers in the market are selling Synthetic Green Quartz as Green Amethyst gems made by the hydrothermal method. These can be identified by a deep color level.
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Why is the mine material heated to this colour? The only extremely light colour of pink amethyst that is burned to create green quartz or prasiolite crystals is the solution to this inquiry. The quartz family also includes lemon, smokey, lager, rose, citrine, and amethysts from Brazil and Africa.
When we talk about general pricing, it starts from $.50 per carat for our Green Amethyst, and then it goes higher according to size, shape, and color level. Cabochons are 20-30% cheaper than faceted stone’s prices.
A comparison of Green Amethyst with other green stones
Green amethyst is the least expensive stone with respectable colour when compared to other transparent to translucent stones including emerald, tourmaline, tsavorite, chrome diopside, and peridot. This material is also easily accessible; however, if you want large sizes exceeding 10 carats in other green-colored stones, the cost of high-quality material will increase significantly. Nevertheless, good material is occasionally unavailable. This is the rationale for the use of this stone in the designs of all manufacturers of silver jewellery. Apart from cost, quality is a significant determinant. People all throughout the world have a green colour preference. Our client, who owns a sizable jewellery business, contacted us with a request for a green coloured stone and asked
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We are currently producing Green Amethyst/Prasiolite in all available sizes in small, medium, and also in big sizes (free size) in large quantities and exporting to many companies around the world, to be distributed or to be consumed in their Jewellery manufacturing. If you are looking for Wholesale Prasiolite or Green Amethyst, then we are the perfect supplier of Wholesale Green Amethyst, straight from the Mines, and we get our raw Prasiolite straight from the Mines of Africa and Brazil.