Even among experienced collectors, Jeremejevite commands attention. Faceted specimens of this mineral are genuinely hard to come by – a fact well known to anyone who has spent time studying rare gemstones.
This particular stone displays a soft, pinkish-yellow hue that resists easy categorisation. It sits somewhere between pale rose and gentle gold, with a warmth that feels almost luminous in the right light. Subtle, sophisticated, and entirely its own.
The cushion cut suits the stone beautifully. It handles the colour with care, allowing the natural softness of the hue to speak without distraction. At 6.01 × 5.31 × 3.26 mm and 0.79 carats, the stone has a quiet presence – considered in size, but memorable in character.
Visible inclusions are present, as is typical for Jeremejevite, and they do nothing to diminish what makes this stone special. An IGI certificate from Antwerp accompanies the piece, confirming its identity and quality through independent gemological assessment.
For the collector who values the genuinely uncommon, this is a stone worth serious consideration.
