💎 Freakingcat’s Gemstone Database. Tugtupite is a gemstone that captures the heart of Greenland’s exotic mineralogy. In its natural state, it often appears as a pale, unassuming pink or white, but when exposed to UV light or even direct sunlight, it deepens into a vivid, saturated raspberry red.
4.10 ct KAKORTOKITE – GREENLAND – Natural Rare Untreated Faceted – FREAKINGCAT
💎 Freakingcat’s Gemstone Database. Kakortokite represents the “polychromatic-layered” peak of the agpaitic igneous world. A rare eudialyte-bearing nepheline syenite, it is a species I have always respected for its “vivid-red” to “midnight-black” saturation and its status as a spectacular example ofmagmatic layering.
17.77 ct NUUMITE – GREENLAND – Natural Rare Untreated Faceted – FREAKINGCAT
💎 Freakingcat’s Gemstone Database. 17.77 ct NUUMITE – GREENLAND. Gem Variety Nuumite. 3 billion years old! It is a stunning material, almost as old as the planet itself. When you hold it, you are touching one of the oldest volcanic rocks known to man.