Colour Change Zircon

Colour Change Zircon

Colour Change Zircon is a rare natural gemstone that displays different colors when viewed under varying light sources. It may appear blue, green, or yellow in daylight and shift to warmer tones such as brown, orange, or reddish hues under incandescent light, creating a fascinating visual effect.

Renowned for its exceptional brilliance and natural fire, colour change zircon offers both beauty and rarity. Each gemstone displays a unique color transition, making it ideal for collectors, statement jewelry, and one-of-a-kind custom designs.

This category features carefully selected colour change zircon gemstones chosen for noticeable color shift, clarity, and fine cutting.

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Colour Change Zircon

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Ceylon Natural Colour Change Zircon Danu Group Gemstones Collection
Ceylon Natural Colour Change Zircon
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This Triangular shape colour change zircon is found from direct mining in the city of gem Ratnapura…

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Natural Colour Change Zircon Very fine quality luster Weight: 4.45Cts Dimension: 8.7mm x 6.2mm Shape : Round Clarity : Clean Treatment : None/ Natural/ Unheated Colour: changing Colours Brown, Peach, pinkish purple, Red
Natural Colour Change Zircon
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Zircon is a mineral belonging to the group of nesosilicates. Its chemical name is zirconium silicate, and…

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About Colour Change Zircon Gemstones

Colour Change Zircon is a variety of natural zircon (zirconium silicate) known for its strong refractive index and high dispersion, giving it diamond-like sparkle. The color-change effect is caused by trace elements within the crystal structure that interact differently with various light sources.

Zircon has a hardness of 6–7.5 on the Mohs scale, making it suitable for fine jewelry when set with care. Some colour change zircons may be heat-treated to enhance clarity or color stability, while others remain untreated.

Major sources include Sri Lanka, Cambodia, Myanmar, Tanzania, and Madagascar. Stones with a strong and obvious color shift are especially rare and highly valued.

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