N74:Dianite w/Aquamarine & Rutilated Quartz:   $250



At word about this stone:

Dianite A blue amphibole-rich rock composed mainly by potassicrichterite and marketed as an imitation jade or nephrite. Named for the late Diana, Princess of Wales. Dianite was found in 1997 in exactly the same place as anothe famous Russian mineral, charoite in the Murun Mountains in Yakutia, to the north from Baikal lake . This stone became popular almost at once mostly because of its unique blue color, which could be of all shades of blue from light to dark. Dianite often has patterns that resemble clouds, spheres from dianite look like mysterious distant planets.

Its Structure is similar to one of nephrite dianite is in fact an amphibole, that is why it is often called blue nephrite or Siberian blue jade, though, as scientists say, this is not a proper name for this mineral.