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$438.00 AUDSale priceFrom $265.00 AUDUnit priceperLab Alexandrite Pavé Three-Quarter Coverage Wedding Band - 1.4 mm
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1.0 CT Pear Shape Lab Alexandrite Bracelet in Sterling Silver
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Lab Alexandrite Twist Pendant in Sterling Silver
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Lab Alexandrite Pendant in Sterling Silver
June Birthstone: Alexandrite FAQs
Is alexandrite a "real" diamond alternative for engagement rings?
With a Mohs hardness of 8.5, alexandrite is one of the best diamond alternatives for daily wear. It is much more durable than other June birthstones like pearl or moonstone. Many couples choose alexandrite engagement rings for their rare "color-change" magic and the fact that they won't scratch or chip easily over time.
To learn more about this stone, visit our June Birthstone: Alexandrite Guide.
Why is my alexandrite not changing color?
Alexandrite requires specific lighting to shift. It looks teal-green in natural sunlight but transforms into purplish-red under warm incandescent light. If your stone doesn't seem to change, try viewing it under a candle or an old-fashioned light bulb.
How can I tell the difference between Lab-Grown and Natural Alexandrite?
Natural alexandrite often contains tiny, needle-like inclusions, whereas lab-grown versions are often "too perfect" or contain tiny curved growth lines. While both are real chrysoberyl, natural alexandrite jewelry is significantly more valuable due to its scarcity.
Is alexandrite more expensive than blue sapphire?
While natural alexandrite is one of the world's costliest gems, our lab-grown alexandrite jewelry offers a sophisticated, budget-friendly alternative without compromising on beauty. By choosing lab-created alexandrite, you get the same 8.5 Mohs hardness and stunning color-change effect as earth-mined stones but at a fraction of the price. This makes it an incredibly affordable luxury, allowing you to enjoy a larger, vivid June birthstone ring that exhibits a more dramatic and consistent color shift than most natural sapphires.
What is the difference between your alexandrite and other "color-change" stones?
Many stones sold as "vanadium alexandrite" are actually synthetic corundum (sapphire) laced with vanadium. While these "vanadium sapphires" offer a limited color shift, they often look dull or muddy in certain lighting and lack the true chemical properties of the June birthstone. Genuine alexandrite jewelry must be made from the mineral Chrysoberyl.
Our collection focuses on high-quality, lab-grown alexandrite that possesses the exact chemical, physical, and optical brilliance of earth-mined gems. uthentic in composition and breathtaking in performance.