Description
Learn about the Original Yemeni Aqeeq: The Bloodstone, which evokes wonder and admiration. The Original Yemeni Aqeeq is considered one of the best types of rare and precious natural Aqeeq in the world. This stone is distinguished by its beauty and high value in the world of jewelry and gemstones.
This stone is extracted from the Bloodstone of the Original Yemeni Aqeeq from its mines in the mountains of Yemen, which have been renowned for the extraction of Yemeni Aqeeq for thousands of years. It has been formed over the ages through long natural processes involving rock and mineral interactions over time. This natural process gives Yemeni Aqeeq a unique composition and stunning colors.
This stone of the Original Yemeni Aqeeq Bloodstone is distinguished by its excellent size, as it can be a large and eye-catching stone. It also features wonderful color gradients ranging from dark red to light red, with shades of dark green and light green. These colors reflect the natural beauty of Yemeni Aqeeq and make it a captivating stone for everyone's attention. Additionally, the Original Yemeni Aqeeq is known for its luster, adding a touch of luxury and elegance. It is a stone that possesses strength and allure, symbolizing confidence and success.
This Bloodstone of the Original Yemeni Aqeeq can be used in designing various jewelry pieces such as rings, bracelets, and necklaces, adding a unique touch to the look. Many find that the Original Yemeni Aqeeq stands out from other Aqeeq stones in the world due to its unparalleled authenticity and quality. We cannot forget that this Bloodstone of the Original Yemeni Aqeeq is completely free from fractures and flaws, which only enhances its beauty and authenticity.
Size of the cab
Length: 29mm
Width: 22mm
Height: 9 mm
Bloodstone is one of the famous original stones in Yemen, and it has been exported to most countries around the world for thousands of years. You can see the stunning models on the page. (The Yemeni Agate shop).
And in the Yemeni Aqeeq Exhibition on Pinterest, you can see more of the unique stones at the following link. (Pinterest).
