Alexandrite
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Alexandrite can change colors under different kinds of light. For example, it can be green in daylight but can change to a brownish or purplish red under a lamp. This is because it is a special type of mineral called chrysoberyl that absorbs light in a complex way.

Alexandrite’s amazing colors are bluish green in daylight and purplish red under lamplight or candle flame.

Alexandrite was discovered in the Ural Mountains of Russia over 180 years ago. That is actually pretty recent for discovering a gem.

Kuber Gemological Lab Alexandrite Reports have different formats and presentations, customized to serve a wide range of consumer demand in different worldwide markets. Regardless of format, every Kuber Gemological Lab Alexandrite Report is issued according to the strict international standards and security features for which Kuber Gemological Lab is known.