Beryl crystallizes as fairly complete hexagonal prisms, sometimes with basal faces or small bipyramidal facets. The crystals can be very large - from a few centimeters, up to some tens of centimeters - with occasional specimens over a meter in length.
Beryl is often cloudy and, when transparent, has a vitreous luster. It is usually an opaque, milky white, or a faint yellow, very pale gray or green color.
Stronger, more attractive colors, however, also occur: mainly blue, green, yellow or pink. Although rare, red and colorless specimens do exist. Crystals that combine brilliant color with transparency are highly prized as gems.
Precious beryl are brittle and therefore sensitive to pressure and resistant to chemicals used in the household, and they have a vitreous luster, occationally displaying the cat's eye effect and asterism. They are typically found with aquamarine. Often used with a step cut. Color varieties have either special names in the trade, or the respective color precedes the word beryl.
There are 578 Beryl(s) organised in the following categories: Beads, Cabochon Lot, Cabochon Single, Calibrated Gemstones, Carving Single, Crystals, Facet Lot, Facet Single, Rough, Set and Layouts, gemstones.
Price of our Beryl range from USD 6.00 to USD 668.00 and all gemstones are 100% natural. No lab, created or synthetic gemstones.
We grade our stones with strict adherence to current GIA (Gemological Institute of America) standards for color, tone, hue, saturation and clarity and all gems are identified and graded only by GIA certified gemologists.
