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Chatham Alexandrite FactsIn 1975, Chatham Research Labs made history once again with their announcement of successfully growing the chrysoberyl mineral, Alexandrite. While natural alexandrite is extremely rare and expensive, inexpensive synthetic color change imitation stones have been around for over 80 years and are often are mistaken for valuable heirlooms. Alexandrite is famous for its ability to change colors in different light sources. Under indoor lighting conditions it can be a raspberry red while outdoors it will turn a beautiful teal green. Chatham alexandrites possess exceptional color change properties. First discovered in Russia in 1830 on the birthday of Czar Alexander 11, the stone was named in his honor. Although the mining methods employed by the prospectors of this gemstone are very damaging to the environment, Chatham lab created synthetic Alexandrite is grown in a completely environmentally responsible process. Alexandrite is the birthstone for the month of June. We offer beautiful Chatham lab grown synthetic alexandrites in stunning alexandrite jewelry or as loose stones. Chatham Jewelry: Chatham Alexandrite Jewelry | Chatham Blue Sapphire Jewelry | Chatham Emerald Jewelry | Chatham Pink Sapphire Jewelry | Chatham Padparadscha Jewelry | Chatham Ruby Jewelry Chatham Loose Stones: Loose Chatham Alexandrites | Loose Chatham Blue Diamonds | Loose Chatham Blue Sapphires | Loose Chatham Emeralds | Loose Chatham Opals | Loose Chatham Padparadschas | Loose Chatham Pink Diamonds | Loose Chatham pink Sapphires | Loose Chatham Rubies | Loose Chatham Yellow Diamonds | Loose Chatham Yellow Sapphires Other Chatham Links: Loose Stone Prices | Gemstone Size Vs. Weight Chart | Loose Stone Inquiry Form | Returns & Warranty Free Shipping Upgrade To FedEx 2nd Day Air On All Chatham Products |
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