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Gems En Vogue 12x8mm Oval Ammolite With 0.03tw Round London Blue Topaz, 0.03ct Round Madeira Citrine, 0.04ctw Round Garnet, 0.05ctw Round Rhodolite, 0.04ctw Round Amethyst, 0.07ctw Round White Zircon, 0.03ctw Round Chrome Diopside, 0.05ctw Round Sky Blue Topaz, 0.01ct Round Golden Citrine, 0.01ct Round Madeira Citrine, 0.03ct Round Peridot And 0.03ct Round Citrine Rhodium And 24k Yellow Gold Over Palladium Sterling Silver Pendant With 18" Cable Chain. Measures Approximately 0.9"L x 0.57"W. Lobster Claw Clasp. 2" Jump Ring Extender.
Gems En Vogue
Gems en Vogue
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Ammolite is a gem that comes from the fossilized shell of an extinct, squid-like creature called an ammonite. Found in Canada, the iridescent shell of fossilized ammonites is available as ammonite fossils or in iridescent gems cut from the fossils under the trade name ammolite. Ammolite's iridescent play of color is what makes it so distinctive and attractive. Its iridescence occurs when the fossilized ammonite shell becomes mineralized. Unlike most gems, whose colors come from light absorption, ammolite's iridescent color is caused by interference with the light that gets trapped within stacked layers of thin platelets that make up the fossilized shell. Since the layer of ammolite is typically thin, most ammolite is made into doublets or triplets for use in jewelry. A doublet is a thin slice of shell that is typically covered by a durable material (often crystal, glass or plastic) that both protect the gem and maximize its presentation. Triplets are typically assembled by placing a thin slice of shell between two layers of more durable material that are attached with epoxy. While shades of green and red are usually seen, all spectral colors are possible.
Gemstones and cultured pearls often undergo processes and treatments to enhance their beauty, which may not be permanent and/or may require special care. Please view the Gemstone Enhancement and Care Chart for more information.
