Andalusite is named after Andalusia, the province of Spain where it was first discovered. Andalusite is a strongly pleochroic gem, which means that is different colors when viewed from different directions. However, it is not a color-change stone because the colors are present at the same time. Most faceted andalusite give a play of red, green, and yellow colors. Because of its color and durability, it is a great gem for most jewelry uses.
Andalusite
Andalusite
Round Pair of Montana Sapphires Portuguese Cut | 1.47 cts total | #12-2689
Half Moon Shape Blue Montana Sapphire | 1.14cts | #12-2681
Green Blue Cushion Montana Sapphire “Rhapsody” Cut | .85cts | #12-213
ruby #19-585, Oval Modified "Portuguese" Cut, 1.52cts
Hexagon Blue Montana Sapphire | 1.00cts | #12-2659
Natural Blue Round Sapphire "Roulette" Cut | 1.01cts | #11-1324
Unheated Pear Montana Sapphire Modified Portuguese Cut | .85cts | #12-2658
Mahenge Reddish Pink Spinel Rectangle "Scissors" Cut | 1.23cts | #31-364
Light Yellow Montana Sapphire Cushion Portuguese Cut | 1.33cts | #12-2555
Blue Montana Sapphires Oval Pair Portuguese Cut | 1.45cts total | #12-2688
Pink Mahenge Spinel Cushion "Rhapsody" Cut | 1.83cts | #31-329
tanzanite #32-661, Pear "Portuguese" Style Matched Pair, 2.55 cts total
sunstone 101, Pineapple Cut Oval Pair, 2.89 cts total