120 carats Facet Rough Blue Zircon Gemstones for Cutting Topaz How to identify authentic Tektite

How to identify authentic Tektite and can differentiate it from fake or obsidian

Whether you're a mineral enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of unique natural phenomena

Its extraction primarily occurs within the geology of Afghanistan

The appearance of the raw stone isn't always indicative of the final result

120 carats Facet Rough Blue Zircon Gemstones for Cutting Topaz How to identify authentic Tektite120 carats parcel of blue combodian zircons stones for faceting or cabbing. Grab this blue zircon gemstone deal for your next faceting lapidary project. Total Weight of the stones: 120 CT Sizes: under 1 to 11 carats per piece Clarity: si, vs Treatment: Heated Origin: Cambodia How Can I use Raw Zircon Stones? There are many uses of using zircon rough stones. In this case, one can use them as below: Facet them into beautiful faceted loose zircon stones