Isn't this ammolite an enchanting tale of beauty? The lustrous pear shaped gem qualifies as a fine specimen and a catch for the connoisseurs of fine jewelry. The exotic appeal of this gem will make any gem a vibrant one. Make sure that you collect this fine piece.

Highlights

• CARAT WEIGHT: The enchanting gemstones come with a weight of 1.00 ct.
• GRADE: The gem is AAAA graded which makes it a collector’s catch
• SHAPE: It precisely comes in pear shape for an enchanting appeal
• FINEST FINISH: After cutting, the gem is faceted to 8x6 mm in size with a fine finish
• ORIGIN: It is primarily found along the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains of North America
• ORGANIC GEMSTONE: It is made of the fossilized shells of ammonites, which in turn are composed primarily of aragonite, the same mineral contained in nacre, with a microstructure inherited from the shell

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How is ammolite formed?

A. Ammolite is an organic gemstone that originates from prehistoric marine fossils dated back 71-million years.

Q. Why each gem of ammolite looks unique from other gemstones?

A. Ammolite displays multiple colors, having a strong iridescence that can be observed from a wide range of angles. It has a pleasing pattern of color with minimal interruption by gaps, inclusions or fractures.

Q. What is the difference between ammonite and Ammolite?

A. Ammonites were living organisms which are found as fossils. Ammolite is a gemstone that comes from this same creature. It forms fractures during fossilization. To be specific, ammolite is the trade name given to the nacreous layer of the shell of ammonite fossils.

Q. How to take care of organic gemstone jewelry?

A. The high temperatures and agitation used in ultrasonic and steam cleaning can damage organic gemstones. The best way to clean your organic gemstone is to just polish gently with a non-abrasive cloth. This helps to remove body oils and grime to keep your gemstone gleaming.