Transparent Green Omphacite Jade & Diamond Pendant Tuquoise This two-tone phenomenon in tourmaline

This two-tone phenomenon in tourmaline is known as "dichroism

At certain angles

while the euro shank at the back helps keep the ring perfectly in place

which exhibits a breathtaking sky-blue hue reminiscent of a brilliantly sparkling robin's egg

without any treatment or stabilization

Transparent Green Omphacite Jade & Diamond Pendant Tuquoise This two-tone phenomenon in tourmalineThis stunning freeform jade pendant comes to us from Japan, where we discover some of our rarest estate jewelry. Japanese consumers are renowned for their exceptional gem collections, and we often find unique pieces like this one in second hand shops. This particular jade is a subtype of jadeitethe rarer, harder, and more expensive jade variety. The Gemological Institute of America refers to this type as omphacite jade due to its distinctive crystal