A Poudretteite is one of the rarest gems known and a faceted poudretteite is so rarer, says the Gemological Institute of America (GIA), that few professional gemologists will ever encounter one.
In 2000, the first documented gem-quality specimen of poudretteite was discovered in Mogok, Burma — an area famous for its pigeon’s blood rubies,
Poudretteite can range from colorless to purple-pink and owes its color to the presence of manganese in its chemical composition. Specimens with few inclusions and saturated color are said to be worth $6,000 per carat or more.
Gem Type. - Natural Poudretteite
Quantity. - 1 pcs
Weight. - as seen in pictures
Measurement. - as seen in pictures
Treatment - None
Original - Myanmar ( Mogok )
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