Have you heard of the gem called Alexandrite? It is also famously known as the “color-change gem”. It gained this name since it changes its color. During the day it holds a relaxing arctic and greenish color. When under a warm light it’s reflecting a lovely red gem with a pleasant raspberry inflection. You can experience its color change by switching from daylight to warm light. It is more valuable as its color change becomes more noticeable. Not only is it rare, and expensive but it’s very mesmerizing. Some people who own this kind of precious gem feel its magic and energy attributed to it. Its first discovered in the beautiful Ural Mountains in Russia in the early 1800’s. This gem can also be found in Brazil, Sri Lanka, and parts of Africa.

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