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Amazing Zoisite gemstone ring for men for 18k 21k 22k 24k gold or silver longines rado rolex omega

AED 500

5.0

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Item Details

Materials

Crystal, Gemstone, Semi Precious/Birth Stones, White Gold, Yellow Gold

Age

Brand New

Condition

Perfect inside and out

Usage

Still in original packaging

Posted on: 9th May 2026

Description

Stunning Zoisite natural gemstone for men ring/ womne ring, or pendant, etc.
-Large size: total 7.740 carats
-fully polished high-grade cabochon (domed top & flat bottom) - ready to be set on any jewelry
-very beautiful gemstone- with intricate natural patterns inside
-lovely green color
-absolutely stunning gemstone, unique and very shiny
-brand new, flawless condition

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Zoisite for Healing:
Zoisite is a mineral in the epidote group, named after Austrian Baron Sigmund Zois, and known for its gem varieties like the blue tanzanite and pink thulite. It's a calcium aluminum silicate mineral that occurs as prismatic or massive crystals in metamorphic and pegmatitic rocks. Opaque zoisite is carved for ornamental purposes, while transparent varieties like tanzanite are faceted into gemstones.

Key Characteristics & Variations
Chemical Composition:
Zoisite is a calcium aluminum hydroxy sorosilicate with the formula Ca₂Al₃O(OH) or Ca₂Al₃[Si₂O₇][SiO₄]O(OH).
Crystalline Structure:
It has a prismatic, orthorhombic crystal structure.
Colors:
Zoisite can be found in various colors, including colorless, yellow, green, gray, pink, and blue-violet.
Gem Varieties:
Tanzanite: A well-known transparent, blue-to-violet gem variety discovered in Tanzania.
Thulite: An opaque, pink variety found in Norway.
Anyolite (Ruby Zoisite): A green zoisite matrix with red ruby crystals, used for carving and ornamental purposes.
Occurrence
Zoisite is commonly found in metamorphic rocks like schists and granulites.
It also occurs in pegmatitic rocks and as a hydrothermal alteration product in magmatic rocks.
Key locations for zoisite and its gem varieties include Tanzania, Kenya, Norway, Austria, and the USA.
Uses
Gemstones: Transparent zoisite, such as tanzanite, is faceted for jewelry.
Ornamental Stones: Opaque forms like anyolite are carved into decorative items and talismans.
Metaphysical Uses: Crystal enthusiasts value zoisite and its varieties for their purported healing properties and spiritual significance, according to The Crystal Council and Moonrise Crystals.