15 carats Rare Kashmir Sapphires with unique and the most demanding colors of Rare Blue Kashmir Sapphires, Purplish Pink Kashmir Sapphire Loose Stone 

Total pieces: 14 
Shape: Oval, Octagonal, Emerald Cut, Cushion  Carat Weight: 15 carats 
Clarity: Si, VS, VVS, Eye clean  Treatment: No Heat 
Color: Rare Blue Kashmir Sapphire, Purple, Purplish Pink, Pinkish Purple with red tone, Lavandar, Pink   Origin: Azad Kashmir, Pakistan 

Usage: This is very very unique parcel of Natural Kashmir Sapphires for jewelry making. They are perfect for collectors who want to have rare stones in collection. Apart from collection, they can be used in gemstone jewelry. 

Check out this stunning violet-colored Natural Kashmir Sapphire Loose Stone! The stone's color is quite unique purplish blue with velvet hue. The stone will look  ideal for creating a beautiful blue sapphire engagement ring.

Key Feature of the Stone

• Stone Type: Blue Kashmir Sapphire
• Total Weight: 0.70 carats 
•  Dimension: 6.3 x 4.65 x 3.4 mm 
• Color: Bluish Purple 
• Clarity: VS
• Shape: Oval 
• Treatment: No heat no treatment 
• Origin: Azad Kashmir Pakistan 

Kashmir Blue Sapphire is one of the rare gemstones which is becoming increasingly more rare day by day. Mostly sapphires color currently mined in the Kashmir valley of Pakistan are of purplish-pink or pinkish-red hue. What's remarkable about this particular blue sapphire? It's entirely natural, without any heat treatments or any other treatment processing. What is an extra? Guess what? enjoy free shipping with it as an extras.

Grab a deal of stunning Chitral raw emerald stones, perfect for both gemstone cutters and mineral collectors. This recently unearthed treasure from the Chitral Valley in Pakistan is a rare find in emeralds. With traces of graphite coating on a few parts, each piece is unique. One piece of them is a specimen for your cabinet. Add this exquisite specimen to your collection today and marvel at its beauty.

Key Features of Chitral Emeralds

• Stone: Chitral Emerald
• Total Weight: 100 Carats 
  
• Sizes:  
• Total Pieces: 10 
• Color: Light Green
• Clarity: Translucent to si
• Shape: Crystals and loose 
• Treatment: No
• Geographic Origin: Chitral, Pakistan 

Looking for a rare and unique Fluorescent gemstone? Here is Hackmanite stone. This is 1kg Package of a rare Hackmanite stone from Afghanistan. 

• Stone Name: Hackmanite 
• Quality: Cabbing, Tumbling , Carving , Translucent faceting 
• Sizes: under 1 to 5 gram plus 
• Location: Afghanistan  
• treatment: No 
• Fluorescent under UV light  

Discover the captivating world of Hackmanite, a mesmerizing mineral that belongs to the Sodalite family. One of its most intriguing features is its ability to change color when exposed to sunlight, a remarkable phenomenon known as tenebrescence. And that's not all, it also emits a striking glow under UV light, revealing its fluorescent qualities.

Hackmanite comes in an array of colors, ranging from grey, green, yellow, violet, pink, to blue. Although it's most commonly found in a soft white hue, its crystal formations are truly stunning, showcasing exquisite cubic and octahedral shapes that add to its allure.

History buffs will be delighted to know that Hackmanite was first discovered in Greenland by L.H. Borgstroem in 1901, and was named after Victor Axel Hackman, a respected Finnish geologist who made notable contributions to the field.

Today, vast deposits of Hackmanite can be found in several countries such as Afghanistan, Myanmar, Canada, Norway, and Russia. Whether you're a mineral enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of unique natural phenomena, Hackmanite is a mineral that's sure to captivate and impress.

30 grams / 150 carats Dark Blue to Violet Blue Natural Afghanite Rare Mineral for cutting and lapidary.
Carat Weight: under 1 to 9.5 carat per piece from minimum to maximum size.  Average Weight: 3.5 carats 
Dimension: 3mm, 4mm, 6mm, 10mm, 15mm, 20mm per piece
Treatment: No Clarity: Opaque to Translucent  Origin: Afghanistan

Stone Resembles to: Popular as Sapphire Cousin in Color 
Others: Afghanite is a Fluorescence Mineral that glows as orange or pink under UV Light as shown in the product picture. 

Usage: Despite being opaque, Afghanite stone presents versatility for faceting, cabbing, beading, or it’s utilization as raw gemstones. Notably, its striking blue hue resemblance to Sapphire positions it as a Birthstone for September.

This mineral, Afghanite, stands as a rarity, with obtaining a gem-grade specimen proving exceptionally challenging. The hues exhibited by Afghanite stone is close to those of Sapphire stones. Its extraction primarily occurs within the geology of Afghanistan, particularly in the Sare-Sang Area of Badakhshan Province, where it was first discovered in 1968. This region is renowned for its abundant reserves of minerals within the Afghan geological landscape.