GIA 1.27 ct. Natural Alexandrite & Diamond Station Necklace in Platinum victorian brooch Scott Papper is a Graduate

Scott Papper is a Graduate Gemologist (GIA)

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GIA 1.27 ct. Natural Alexandrite & Diamond Station Necklace in Platinum victorian brooch Scott Papper is a GraduateABOUT THE ITEM Alexandrite is one of the worlds rarest and most enchanting gemstonesa phenomenal variety of chrysoberyl known for its dramatic ability to change color depending on the lighting conditions. Often described as emerald by day, ruby by night, this elusive gem is treasured by collectors for its optical intrigue, natural rarity, and undeniable mystique. This custom made necklace is crafted in luxurious platinum and showcases a stunning