Diaspore Zultanite

Diaspore was first described in 1801 by René Just Haüy as part of his pioneering work on crystallography. Its name comes from the Greek “diaspeirein”, meaning “to scatter” or “dispersion.”

Diaspore is a color-changing gemstone known for its remarkable optical behavior. It can shift from light green to pinkish-brown tones depending on the viewing angle and lighting conditions.

These variations make it a highly fascinating and dynamic gemstone, prized for its rarity and its ability to capture and reflect light in unique ways.

Highly sought after by collectors, diaspores are valued for their exclusivity and distinctive color palette in fine jewelry.

Origin: Turkey, Lycia mountains.