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Afghanistan Origin Gemstones & Minerals

Afghanistan is one of the world's most significant gemstone-producing regions. The Panjshir Valley, Kunar, Nuristan, and Badakhshan provinces yield some of the finest emeralds, rubies, tourmalines, lapis lazuli, and rare collector minerals found anywhere on earth. This collection brings together 287+ verified Afghanistan-origin gemstones and minerals sourced directly from mining regions — offered as faceting rough, lapidary rough, raw crystals, loose cut stones, and mineral specimens.

What This Collection Contains

Faceting Rough & Lapidary Rough

The largest category in this collection. Panjshir emerald rough, Afghan ruby rough, indicolite and green tourmaline crystals, hauyne/sodalite rough, kunzite, and Afghan spinel rough are available in parcel lots and individual pieces. Weights range from under 20 carats to 400+ carats. Prices typically run from $100 to $895 per lot, making this a practical entry point for cutters and lapidary artists sourcing directly.

Lapis Lazuli — Rough, Beads & Specimens

Afghan lapis lazuli from Badakhshan is considered the benchmark grade globally. This collection includes rough chunks with natural golden pyrite inclusions (80–371 grams), bead strings in 8mm–12mm sizes, and lapidary-grade pieces suited for cabochon cutting. Prices range from $80 to $350 depending on weight and pyrite saturation.

Loose Cut Gemstones

Faceted and ready-to-set stones include Panjshir emeralds (0.33 ct to 3 ct+), emerald-cut vivid green emerald deals, mixed gem lots combining emerald, ruby, and sapphire, and lapis lazuli bead strings. Prices range from $250 to $3,500 depending on species, cut quality, and carat weight.

Rare & Collector Minerals

Hauyne (also spelled Haüyne) from Afghanistan is one of the rarest blue gemstone minerals in the world. This collection includes both faceting-grade rough (100–150 carats) and natural mineral specimens with golden pyrite matrix. UV-reactive and fluorescent properties are noted where applicable. Prices start from $120.

Multi-Gem Parcel Deals

Curated mixed lots combine emeralds, rubies, sapphires, spinels, and tourmalines in a single purchase. These are suited for dealers, jewelers, and collectors who want variety from a single Afghanistan-origin source. Lot values range from $500 to $1,450.

Pricing & Deals at a Glance

  • Entry-level rough lots start from $80–$180 (lapis lazuli, indicolite tourmaline, Afghan spinel)
  • Mid-range faceting rough and lapidary parcels: $180–$500
  • Premium and rare material (hauyne, Panjshir emerald rough, kunzite/aquamarine boxes): $350–$1,500
  • High-value loose cut stones: $600–$3,500
  • Multi-gem parcel deals available for buyers seeking variety in one order
  • Wholesale and bulk inquiry options are available — contact us directly for trade pricing

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Who Buys From This Collection

  • Lapidary artists and gem cutters sourcing facet-grade or cabochon rough from verified Afghan origins
  • Jewelry designers and bench jewelers looking for loose cut stones with provenance
  • Gemstone dealers and wholesalers building inventory with direct-source Afghan material
  • Mineral and crystal collectors seeking hauyne specimens, lapis lazuli with pyrite, or UV-reactive minerals
  • Researchers and gemology students studying rare species such as hauyne or indicolite tourmaline

How to Select the Right Product

Start by identifying your intended use: faceting, cabochon cutting, jewelry setting, or display collecting. Check the product type label — Faceting Rough is optimized for cutting, Lapidary Rough suits cabochon work, and Mineral Specimens are best for display. Review the listed weight in carats or grams and compare it against the price per unit to assess value. For loose cut stones, check the carat weight, cut style, and any treatment notes in the product description. If you are purchasing for resale or in bulk, use the contact option to request trade pricing before ordering.

Why Source Afghan Gems From Us

  • All products are origin-verified as Afghanistan-source material
  • 287+ active listings across rough, loose, and specimen categories
  • Direct-from-mine sourcing with no unnecessary intermediaries
  • Accurate weight, treatment disclosure, and origin labeling on every listing
  • Lab reports available on select high-value items
  • International shipping with protective packaging designed for fragile rough and specimens
  • Wholesale and bulk pricing available for trade buyers

Also Available From Afghanistan Origins

Beyond the gemstones listed above, this collection includes Afghan kunzite, aquamarine, sodalite, sea foam tourmaline, and mixed-origin gem box deals. New arrivals are added regularly as fresh material is sourced. Check back frequently or contact us to be notified of specific material availability.

 

FAQs

Are the gemstones in this collection genuinely from Afghanistan?

Yes. Every product in this collection is origin-tagged as Afghanistan-source material. Origin is tracked through our sourcing chain and noted in individual product listings. Select high-value items include lab reports confirming origin.

What is the difference between faceting rough and lapidary rough in this collection?

Faceting rough is transparent or near-transparent material with clarity suitable for cutting faceted gemstones. Lapidary rough includes opaque or translucent material better suited for cabochon cutting, carving, or bead production. Both types are listed separately so you can choose based on your intended use.

Is hauyne from Afghanistan the same as sodalite?

Hauyne and sodalite are related minerals in the sodalite group but are distinct species. Afghan hauyne is rarer, typically more intensely blue, and commands higher value as a collector and faceting material. Several listings in this collection specify hauyne/sodalite to reflect natural mineral variation within the same specimen.

Can I request a specific weight or lot size for Afghan rough?

Many listings are fixed-weight parcels, but wholesale and custom lot requests are accepted. Contact us before placing your order if you need a specific weight range, species, or origin sub-region such as Panjshir or Badakhshan.

Do you ship Afghanistan-origin gemstones internationally?

Yes. International shipping is standard for this collection. All rough stones and mineral specimens are packed with protective materials to prevent damage in transit. Shipping costs and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout based on your location.

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