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Ghene Menezes

***INT-REF LOT NUMBER: TH-092-0001/(LSU-HSE-EDE)**

Andesine (2.80) Ct - Orangish Red - ICA GemLab Certified Gemstone
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■ THE STONE:
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● Rare 2.80-carat natural andesine displaying vivid orangish red coloration—one of the most sought-after hues in feldspar gemstones
● Exceptional triangular modified brilliant cut maximizes light return and creates mesmerizing fire throughout the stone's crystalline structure
● Superior transparency allows light to penetrate fully, revealing the stone's internal brilliance and saturated color intensity
● Certified by ICA GemLab with advanced gemological testing including microscopy, EDXRF, and Raman spectroscopy for authenticity verification
● Striking 10.12 x 10.07 x 5.80 mm dimensions create substantial visual presence despite modest carat weight—perfect for custom jewelry designs

■ ORIGIN & GEOLOGICAL CONTEXT:
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● Andesine belongs to the plagioclase feldspar group, formed in volcanic igneous rocks through high-temperature crystallization processes over millions of years
● This feldspar variety contains specific ratios of sodium and calcium aluminum silicates, creating its characteristic warm color palette ranging from champagne to intense red
● Primary sources include Tibet, Mongolia, and the Congo, where andesine forms in ancient volcanic deposits under extreme geological pressure and heat
● The orangish red coloration results from trace copper content interacting with the crystal lattice during formation—a relatively rare occurrence in nature
● Andesine's discovery as a gemstone variety is relatively recent (early 2000s), making it one of the "newest" collector gemstones in the modern market

■ MARKET INSIGHT:
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● Andesine commands premium pricing due to limited global supply and growing collector demand, particularly for stones exhibiting saturated red-orange hues
● Triangular cuts are exceptionally rare in andesine, as cutters typically favor conventional shapes—this unique geometry significantly enhances collector appeal
● The 2.80-carat size represents an ideal balance between affordability and visual impact, making it accessible to serious collectors and jewelry designers
● Certified andesine with transparent treatment disclosure (as provided here) trades at higher premiums compared to undisclosed material in the marketplace
● Market analysts project continued appreciation for rare feldspar varieties as traditional gemstone sources become increasingly depleted and collectors seek unique alternatives

■ METAPHYSICAL PROPERTIES:
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● Andesine resonates strongly with the heart and solar plexus chakras, believed to balance emotional energy while enhancing personal willpower and confidence
● Ancient Tibetan traditions associate red feldspar stones with inner fire and transformative energy, used by spiritual practitioners to ignite passion and overcome obstacles
● Crystal healers value andesine for its purported ability to dispel self-doubt and encourage authentic self-expression, particularly beneficial during life transitions
● The stone's warm coloration symbolizes vitality, courage, and creative inspiration—making it a favored talisman for artists, entrepreneurs, and public speakers
● Metaphysical practitioners believe andesine strengthens the connection between logical thinking and emotional intuition, promoting balanced decision-making and clarity

■ WHY THIS ANDESINE IS EXTRAORDINARY:
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✓ Rare triangular modified brilliant cut—exceptionally uncommon in andesine and highly prized by geometry-focused collectors
✓ Vivid orangish red coloration represents the most desirable color range within the andesine spectrum
✓ ICA GemLab certification with comprehensive gemological testing provides unparalleled authentication and market confidence
✓ Superior transparency grade allows maximum light performance and internal brilliance
✓ Substantial 10+ mm dimensions create impressive visual presence for custom jewelry or investment collection
✓ Natural feldspar gemstone from volcanic origins—represents millions of years of geological formation
✓ Perfect specimen for collectors seeking rare plagioclase varieties or unique geometric cuts
✓ Investment-grade quality suitable for museum displays, fine jewelry commissions, or private gemstone portfolios

■ CERTIFICATE DETAILS - ICA GEMLAB
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ICA Gem Lab Report Number: TH25G113507; Pin: 8305
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GROUP ........................ Feldspar
SPECIES ...................... Natural Andesine
WEIGHT ....................... 2.80 cts
DIMENSIONS .............. 10.12 x 10.07 x 5.80 mm
CUT .............................. Modified Brilliant / Modified Brilliant
SHAPE ......................... Triangular
COLOR ......................... Orangish Red
TRANSPARENCY ....... Transparent
PHENOMENA .............. None
TREATMENTS............. See Comments
ORIGIN......................... Tibet (Seller's opinion; recognized source for red andesine)

Comments:
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The determination of color authenticity is currently indeterminable.

This statement reflects current limitations in gemological testing technology for andesine color origin determination. The copper-bearing nature of andesine makes it challenging to definitively distinguish natural color from potential diffusion treatment using existing laboratory equipment. This disclosure does NOT indicate confirmed treatment—rather, it represents scientific transparency about testing limitations.

ICA GemLab employed advanced analytical techniques including microscopy, EDXRF (Energy Dispersive X-Ray Fluorescence), and Raman spectroscopy to characterize this specimen. The laboratory's commitment to ethical reporting ensures buyers receive complete information about gemstone characteristics and testing capabilities.

Andesine's relative scarcity in the gem market, combined with its exceptional triangular cut and vivid orangish red color, makes this a significant acquisition opportunity. The stone's superior transparency and substantial dimensions enhance its desirability for both collectors and jewelry designers seeking distinctive centerpiece gemstones.

Care recommendations: Andesine rates 6-6.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, suitable for occasional-wear jewelry such as pendants, earrings, or protective ring settings. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and steam cleaning. Clean gently with lukewarm water, mild soap, and soft brush. Store separately from harder gemstones to prevent surface abrasion.

Design versatility: The unique triangular shape offers exciting possibilities for contemporary jewelry designs, Art Deco-inspired settings, or geometric pendant creations. The warm orangish red coloration pairs beautifully with rose gold, yellow gold, or contrasting white metal settings for dramatic visual impact.

Investment perspective: As a relatively recently discovered gemstone variety with limited global sources, andesine represents an emerging collecting category with strong appreciation potential. Certified specimens with superior color saturation and unique cuts like this triangular example are particularly positioned for long-term value growth as collector awareness expands.

Clarification on "See Comments" treatment disclosure: When a certificate states "See Comments" under treatments, this indicates that laboratory testing could not conclusively determine whether the gemstone has been treated. This does NOT mean the stone is definitively treated; rather, it reflects current limitations of available testing technology. We sell all such stones with full transparency at competitive market prices, allowing collectors to make informed decisions based on complete gemological information.

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Please read the below Information's and terms for your better understanding. Thank you.
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Photography & Image Accuracy:
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- While our HD photos provide detailed static views, we highly recommend watching the included videos for a true-to-life depiction of the gem's dynamic qualities, including color shifts, brilliance, refractive index, light play, and luster in motion.
- All items are photographed individually using professional DSLR/macro equipment in controlled lighting (LED, daylight-balanced ~5000K).
- Photos are not heavily edited; minor cropping may be applied to represent the gem accurately.
- Images may reveal inclusions or features in greater detail than the naked eye—please examine them carefully.

Grading & certification:
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- Our gems are certified by ICA GemLab (International Colored Gemstone Association), a globally respected gemological laboratory. Certificates include species, variety, weight, dimensions, color, clarity, treatments, and detailed comments. Authentication links are provided to verify each report online. Please read the certificate comments carefully—especially regarding treatments and treatments authenticity.
- Each item bears a unique identification number engraved on the Certificate, correlating with our internal inventory system for full traceability and authenticity.

Treatments & Disclosure:
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- All treatments (or lack thereof) are disclosed based on laboratory findings. If no enhancements are reported, the gem is natural and untreated.
- Laboratory reports may state "Color authenticity is currently undeterminable" for certain gemstones, reflecting current gemological testing limitations—not evidence of treatment. We adhere to international disclosure standards.
- For heated or irradiated gems, standard trade practices apply, with full transparency provided on certificates.

Our practices:
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- We source carefully, prioritizing natural, untreated stones whenever possible. Where treatments exist, we disclose them transparently in accordance with international best practices.
- Natural, untreated stones are increasingly rare and command premium prices—a reality reflected across the global gemstone trade.

Packaging & Presentation:
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- Loose gemstones ship securely bubble-wrapped and cushioned within sturdy parcels to ensure safe transit.
- Jewelry items arrive in elegant presentation boxes suitable for gifting.
- Certificates and documentation are included with every shipment.

Shipping & Handling:
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- We ship worldwide via priority courier (FedEx, DHL, EMS, or similar), with tracking and insurance included for high-value items.
- Processing time: Orders ship within 1–3 business days after payment clears (unless noted otherwise). For expedited dispatch, message us before purchase.

Shipping options & transit:
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- Express Priority: 1–3 business days. (Additional shipping cost involved - Message us if needed)
- Standard Priority: 3–7 business days.
- Regional/economy options: Available on request.
Ask for quotes on shipping-only vs. shipping + insurance. High-value items are insured by default; optional insurance for others upon request.

Customs & taxes:
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- Import duties, VAT, and clearance fees are the buyer's responsibility—we cannot predict or control these. In countries like France, Portugal, or the Canary Islands, a local customs broker may be needed; arrange in advance if applicable.

Insurance & claims:
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- High-value shipments are insured. If lost or damaged, notify us immediately, retain packaging, and we'll assist with claims. Refuse delivery if the parcel shows visible damage.

Combined shipping:
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- Free for multiple wins—pay the first lot and message us with lot numbers within 48 hours to consolidate and update your invoice.

Cancellations & returns:
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- Contact us first. Returns accepted with prior approval within 7 days of receipt; items must be unworn and in original packaging with certificates. Buyer pays return shipping unless misdescribed.

Claims & resolution:
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- Reach out for any issues—we resolve disputes promptly and fairly.

Payment & verification:
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- We accept international payments via Payoneer. Items ship after verification; additional ID may be requested for high-value orders.

No origin given - Not specified in the report

1 pcs  Red, Orange Garnet  - 2.80 ct - International Colored Gemstone Association (ICA GemLab) - *Volcanic-Fire-Andesine*

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