Video Link: https://liveplatforms-production.b-cdn.net/tenants/gr/uploads/movies/3100000-3104999/3104505/da1a9f4b-66d5-4a03-892d-8cfb8ae8ae17.mp4 # Natural Humite — One of the World’s Rarest Collector Gemstones Stone: Natural Humite # Weight: 2.09 carats # Shape: Octagon (Emerald Cut) # Cut: Faceted # Measurements: 7.85 × 7.21 × 4.83 mm # Color: Vivid Yellow # Treatment: No treatment (Natural) # Certification: AIGS – Asian Institute of Gemological Sciences # Identification: Natural Humite About Humite – A World-Rare Gemstone ----------------------------------------- Humite is among the rarest facetable gemstones in the world, seldom seen in fine gem quality. It belongs to the Humite mineral group, a magnesium-iron nesosilicate, and is exceptionally scarce in transparent, faceted form. Gem-quality Humite is known for its vivid yellow to orange-yellow hues, excellent brilliance, and strong collector demand due to extremely limited production. Most Humite crystals occur as mineral specimens; stones suitable for cutting are exceptionally rare, making faceted Humite highly sought after by advanced collectors. Quality & Visual Appeal ----------------------- This gemstone displays a rich, vivid yellow color with attractive brilliance and life, enhanced by a well-executed faceted cushion cut. The color is completely natural, with no indications of treatment, preserving the stone’s rarity and authenticity. Its size, color saturation, and certification make it a museum-level collector gemstone, rarely available on the open market. Certification & Authenticity --------------------------- This Humite has been examined and certified by AIGS (Asian Institute of Gemological Sciences), one of Asia’s most respected gemological laboratories. Identification was confirmed using advanced gemological instruments, ensuring confidence for collectors and investors. Collector’s Note ---------------- Fine Humite gemstones of this size and color are exceptionally uncommon worldwide. Due to limited known sources and minimal commercial mining, Humite is considered a true rarity gemstone, ideal for: # Serious gemstone collectors # Rare mineral investors # High-end custom jewelry projects # Museum or reference collections