Blue Beryl (Maxixe)
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About Blue Beryl (Maxixe)
Blue Beryl (Maxixe) is a deep blue to blue-violet beryl variety distinguished from aquamarine by its intense, inky color caused by irradiation-induced color centers rather than iron. First discovered at the Maxixe Mine in Minas Gerais, Brazil, it is notoriously light-sensitive and will fade to pale yellow on prolonged exposure to light, making it an unstable gem for everyday wear. Its intense color, while it lasts, can rival the finest sapphires.
Jewelry Use
Suitable for daily wear