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Loose Colored Gemstone 3.91ct Pear Blue/Purple Fluorite - 12.68 - 8.63 x 5.62 mm

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Description: 3.91ct Pear Fluorite
Blue to Light Purple
No Heat
12.68 - 8.63 x 5.62


Loose Gemstone
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Style Number: 001-270-00041
Category: Colored Gemstones, Gemstones
Stock Level: Only one left in stock
Gender: All

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