Red Beryl from the Ruby Violet Claim:

Gem No.

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Clarity Grade

Carat Weight

Price per Carat

Total Price

900-901X

VS each

0.304 tcw

$1,500

456.00
Sold

902X

VVS

.174

$2,300

$400.20
Sold

903X

VVS

0.155

$2,700

$418.50
Sold

Heliodor and Yellow Beryl from Brazil, Tajikistan:

571

VS

11.89

$35

$416.50
Sold

583

VVS

6.98

$40

$279.20
Sold

631

VVS

6.42

$40

$256.80
Sold

456

VS

4.92

$25

$123.00
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Red Beryl from the Ruby Violet Mine, Wah Wah Mountains, Utah

No. 900X-901X: Standard Brilliant Cuts, VS (GIA Type III Gem Class), 0.304 carats total (both stones)., ~3.6 x 2.2 mm, faceted in the USA, $456.00 Sold

Red beryl is arguably one of the rarest of all gem materials. This is a true American gem. To date, deep red beryl of this color has been found in only one location in the entire world: the Ruby Violet Mine in the Wah Wah Mountains of Utah. Gem production from this mine has always been rather small, production is costly, but the color of this rare form of beryl is absolutely stunning. The deep "neon red" color rivals or surpasses that of the finest rubies or spinels. (The pink highlights in the above image are an artifact of the photographic process. This gem material is a deep uniform red color.) If you are a gem collector interested in rare stones, here is something for you. Shown above is a nicely color-matched pair of red beryl gemstones that would look stunning either set in jewelry, or simply sitting in your collection.

If you don't see herein a red beryl of the size or shape you wish, give me a call. I will put you in contact with the Ruby Violet mine owners. They have a good supply of red beryl gemstones and matrix specimens.

Red Beryl from the Ruby Violet Mine, Wah Wah Mountains, Utah

No. 902X: Oval Cut, VVS (GIA Type III Gem Class), 0.174 carats, 4.0 x 2.2 mm, faceted in the USA, $400.20 Sold

Red beryl is arguably one of the rarest of all gem materials. This is a true American gem. To date, deep red beryl of this color has been found in only one location in the entire world: the Ruby Violet Mine in the Wah Wah Mountains of Utah. Gem production from this mine has always been rather small, production is costly, but the color of this rare form of beryl is absolutely stunning. The deep "neon red" color rivals or surpasses that of the finest rubies or spinels. (The pink highlights in the above image are an artifact of the photographic process. This gem material is a deep uniform red color.) If you are a gem collector interested in rare stones, here is something for you. Shown above is a rare red beryl gemstone that would look stunning either set in jewelry, or simply sitting in your collection.

If you don't see herein a red beryl of the size or shape you wish, give me a call. I will put you in contact with the Ruby Violet mine owners. They have a good supply of red beryl gemstones and matrix specimens.

Red Beryl from the Ruby Violet Mine, Wah Wah Mountains, Utah

No. 903X: Emerald Cut, VVS (GIA Type III Gem Class), 0.155 carats, 3.5 x 2.2 mm, faceted in the USA, $418.50 Sold

Red beryl is arguably one of the rarest of all gem materials. This is a true American gem. To date, deep red beryl of this color has been found in only one location in the entire world: the Ruby Violet Mine in the Wah Wah Mountains of Utah. Gem production from this mine has always been rather small, production is costly, but the color of this rare form of beryl is absolutely stunning. The deep "neon red" color rivals or surpasses that of the finest rubies or spinels. (The pink highlights in the above image are an artifact of the photographic process. This gem material is a deep uniform red color.) If you are a gem collector interested in rare stones, here is something for you. Shown above is a rare red beryl gemstone that would look stunning either set in jewelry, or simply sitting in your collection.

If you don't see herein a red beryl of the size or shape you wish, give me a call. I will put you in contact with the Ruby Violet mine owners. They have a good supply of red beryl gemstones and matrix specimens.

Heliodor from Pakistan

No. 571: Tribrite Cut, VS, 11.89 ct., 14.6 x 14.6 x 10.8 mm, faceted by R. Drummond, $416.15 Sold

Shown above is a gorgeous golden-yellow heliodor (golden beryl) of exceptionally fine clarity and cut. The Tribrite Cut yields a relatively deep gem that displays outstanding brilliance and scintillation. The faceting on this gem is exceptionally fine; the symmetry, facet meets, and polish are all outstanding. This gem displays fine brilliance and scintillation. It would make a beautiful centerpiece in a custom necklace or pendant design.

Yellow Beryl from Tajikistan

No. 583: RD Modified Meridian Cut, VVS, 6.98 ct., 16.3 x 8.6 x 7.6 mm, faceted by R. Drummond, $279.20 Sold

Recently, Tajikistan has been producing some very fine heliodor gem rough. Shown above is a beautiful bright-yellow heliodor (golden beryl) with emerad-like shape. The Meridian cut has a pointed pavilion with a large number of tapered facets ending at the centerpoint. The result is a very brilliant gemstone with good light return and scintillation. The faceting on this gem is very fine; the symmetry, facet meets, and polish are all outstanding. This gemstone would make a beautiful centerpiece in a custom necklace, pendant, or occasional-use ring.

Heliodor/Yellow Beryl from Brazil

No. 631: Brilliant Heart Cut, VVS, 6.42 ct., 12.8 x 12.6 x 13.6 mm, faceted by R. Drummond, $256.80 Sold

Shown above is an expertly crafted beautiful bright-yellow heliodor (beryl). The faceting on this gem is very fine; the symmetry, facet meets, and polish are all outstanding. The scintillation and light return for this facet pattern are very good. This gemstone would make a beautiful centerpiece in a custom necklace or pendant.

Yellow Beryl from Pakistan from Pakistan

No. 456: Hexameet Cut, VS, 4.92 ct., 13.2 x 12.0 x 6.9 mm, faceted by R. Drummond, $123.00

Shown above is an expertly crafted beautiful yellow beryl. The faceting on this gem is very fine; the symmetry, facet meets, and polish are all outstanding. The scintillation and light return for this facet pattern are good. This gemstone would make a beautiful centerpiece in a custom necklace or pendant.