April 19, 2024
Newest find! Extremely rare Japanese Rainbow garnet-gem
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Newest find! Extremely rare Japanese Rainbow garnet General. The garnet crystal has strong play of color like peacock ore, but some crystals have stronger play of colour like Opal. This garnet is domestically called super rainbow garnet because of the stronger play of colour. The strength of play of colour varies depending on viewing angles. The characteristics of iridescence are quite similar to the other iridescent minerals. This iridescent garnet was found early 2004 in Tenkawa village, Yoshino district, Nara Pref. Japan. And now, the vein is closed and the price is quickly going up. Most dealers stopped selling this garnet. No chance to buy this garnet out side Japan except for this auction. Shipping Basic shipping fee is $10.00 for worldwide air post. If you require registered mail or insurance, additional cost of $5.00 is required. For combined shipping, $0.40 S/H increment per additional item. Restriction Number of bid upon items is restricted to 6 within 10 days. Item Description Please note, the photographs may have not accurate viewing angles. But every item has been carefully chosen to be well balanced without large differences of iridescence between items. Certainly, the real items have much better iridescence than the photos. This is a miniature size cluster with 2 to 4 mm gemmy modified shape crystals. Finest grade
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