Zultanite and Sterling Silver Round Cut Solitare Halo cheapest Ring - Taxco, Mexico - Turkish Diaspore - Color Changing Gem

Zultanite, also known by gemologists as Turkish Diaspore, is a naturally color changing gem that is never chemically or heat-treated. Natural Zultanite is found in only one place in the world: The Anatolian Mountains in Turkey. Mesmerizing and unique, Zultanite is a single mine gemstone, making it an extraordinarily rare treasure.

The retail value of a single carat of natural Zultanite is estimated around $625/carat, making the rare stone relatively expensive in the gem world.

This ring is made with lab created Turkish Diaspore, making it a more affordable option for Zultanite enthusiasts. The stone is neither Alexandrite, nor color changing glass. It is created by replicating the natural process of gem creation: the natural mineral that makes up Zultanite (Aluminum Hydroxide) is subjected to intense heat and pressure in a lab setting to produce this exquisite stone.

This beautiful gem changes colour depending on its light source. In daylight, it presents a lovely lilac-amethyst hue, under neon light, it's a vibrant emerald green, under incandescent light it changes to an earthy cognac pink, and in candlelight it will turn a deep raspberry. In mixed light, Zultanite will flash a harmony of all it's beautiful hues.

This solitaire is surrounded by a halo of lab created diamonds, adding bright fiery flashes to the earthy colors of the Zultanite. The band is made of .925 sterling silver mined from Taxco, Mexico. The ring is hand made in Taxco by silversmiths whose families have been working with silver for generations.

Silver jewelry from Taxco is world renowned as high quality, fine silver jewellery. This solitaire is no exception. cheapest