Alexandrite

Alexandrite

Alexandrite is a rare and highly prized gemstone famous for its dramatic color-change effect, appearing green or bluish-green in daylight and shifting to red or purplish-red under incandescent light. This remarkable phenomenon makes alexandrite one of the most fascinating gemstones in the world.

With excellent brilliance and durability, alexandrite is ideal for rings, earrings, pendants, and bespoke jewelry designs. Its rarity and natural color change make it especially sought after by collectors and fine jewelry connoisseurs.

This category features carefully selected alexandrite gemstones chosen for strong color change, clarity, and fine cutting.

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Alexandrite

Legendary color change. Exceptional rarity.

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Rare Natural Alexandrite - Unique color changing gem variety from Sri lankan Minings Danu Group Gemstones Collections
Rare Natural Alexandrite
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Alexandrite is a mesmerizing gemstone that is known for its unique color-changing properties. The rare natural Alexandrite…

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Rare Natural Alexandrite - Unique color changing gem variety from Sri lankan Minings Danu Group Gemstones Collections
Rare Natural Alexandrite
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Alexandrite gemstone is a variety of the mineral chrysoberyl and is known for its unique color-changing properties.…

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Rare Natural Alexandrite - Unique color changing gem variety from Sri lankan Minings Danu Group Gemstones Collections
Rare Natural Alexandrite
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In conclusion, Danu Group Gemstones Collections has curated an exquisite natural and rare Alexandrite stone that is…

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Alexander Cats eye - Sri Lankan alex cats eye from Danu Group Gemstones Collections
Natural Alexandrite Cats Eye from Sri Lanka
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This oval cabochon excellent transparent quality alexandrite cat's eye was found in the city of Gem Ratnapura,…

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Ceylon Natural Chrysoberyl Alexandrite
Ceylon Natural Chrysoberyl Alexandrite Rare Gemstone
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Alexandrite is the color-change variety of the mineral chrysoberyl. chrysoberyl is an aluminate of beryllium with the…

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Ceylon Natural Rare Alexandrite from Alluvial gem deposit Ratnapura Sri Lanka
Ceylon Natural Chrysoberyl Alexandrite
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Alexandrite is the color-change variety of the mineral chrysoberyl. chrysoberyl is an aluminate of beryllium with the…

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Ceylon Natural Rare Alexandrite from Alluvial gem deposit Ratnapura Sri Lanka
Ceylon Natural Chrysoberyl Alexandrite
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Alexandrite is the color-change variety of the mineral chrysoberyl. chrysoberyl is an aluminate of beryllium with the…

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Rare Natural Alexandrite
Rare Natural Alexandrite
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Alexandrite is highly touted as having regenerative powers and assists in centering the self, reinforcing self-esteem and…

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Natural Alexandrite Cats Eye Colour : c.c from Deep Green to deep red Shape : Round Cut : Cabochon Weight : 0.44 Cts Dimension : 4.8 x 4.3 x 2.2 mm Treatment : Unheated
Natural Alexandrite Cats Eye
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The natural Cat's Eye is a stone of good luck and fulfillment. Cat's eye also known as…

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ceylon Natural alexandrite
Ceylon Natural Chrysoberyl Alexandrite
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Alexandrite is the color-change variety of the mineral chrysoberyl. chrysoberyl is an aluminate of beryllium with the…

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About Alexandrite Gemstones

Alexandrite is a color-change variety of chrysoberyl with a hardness of 8.5 on the Mohs scale, making it suitable for everyday fine jewelry. The color change is caused by the presence of chromium within the crystal structure, which absorbs light differently under various light sources.

Original alexandrite deposits were discovered in Russia’s Ural Mountains, while modern sources include Sri Lanka, Brazil, Tanzania, Madagascar, and India. Natural alexandrite with a strong and distinct color change is extremely rare and valuable.

Some alexandrite gemstones on the market may be laboratory-grown; any such origin should always be clearly disclosed.

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