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Beautiful Blue Victoria Stone Pendant

Reference: Pvi243

Condition: New

This rare, luxurious blue Victoria Stone is ripe with chatoyancy--it changes from blue blue to white blue as you rotate the stone. Enhanced with an elegant wire wrap of argentium and twisted 14/20 gold fill, you will find this to be an impressive and gorgeous piece of jewelry for someone special.

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Beautiful Blue Victoria Stone Pendant

This rare, luxurious blue Victoria Stone is ripe with chatoyancy--it changes from blue blue to white blue as you rotate the stone. Enhanced with an elegant wire wrap of argentium and twisted 14/20 gold fill, you will find this to be an impressive and gorgeous piece of jewelry for someone special.

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Beautiful Blue is really an eye-catching favored color in our art show jewelry displays. If you could visit our show booth you would be drawn to this color. Here is an pretty stone with lots of variation in colors, as you wear and move the colors shift like a hologram. If you've never seen Victoria Stone, it is perfect for special occasion jewelry or for to perk you up on a bland or challenging day. An elegant wire wrap of argentium and twisted 14/20 gold fill really sets this piece off. You'll love wearing this or seeing it on someone you love.

Buy today--enjoy forever!

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Dimensions: 2" x 1"
Bail: 1/4"

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Victoria Stone is a very rare gemstone created by aged scientist Dr. S. Iimori in Japan in the mid 1960's. Secret crystallizers and crystal habit regulators were used to produce this brilliantly chatoyant stone with fan-shaped patterns. Unfortunately Mr. Iimori died in the late 1970's and took the secret of making this jade-like simulant to his grave.