Collection: Alexandrite

• Hardness: 8.5 on the Mohs scale – durable and ideal for high-quality jewelry.
• Color: Typically features a spectacular color change: greenish-blue in daylight, reddish-violet under artificial light. The stronger the color change, the higher the value.
• Transparency: High-quality alexandrites exhibit high clarity and an intense color change.
• Sources: Originally found in Russia (Urals), today also in Brazil, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, and Madagascar – Russian alexandrites fetch top prices.

Due to its extreme rarity and characteristic color change, alexandrite is one of the most sought-after investment stones. Fine, naturally colored specimens are extremely rare and show continuous price increases. High-quality alexandrites are coveted at auctions worldwide. In particular, Russian alexandrites with an intense color change fetch record prices and are highly sought after by collectors.

Alexandrite is said to have regenerative and strengthening properties. It is believed to promote intuition and inner balance. In traditional gemology, Alexandrite is considered one of the modern birthstones for the month of June.