Genuine Ammolite "Canada's Opal " 22x13mm Triplet Vivid Red Gem

This stunning 22x13mm triplet Ammolite gemstone showcases an intense vivid red hue, a rare and highly sought-after color in Ammolite. Known as "Canada’s Opal," this natural gemstone is sourced from the fossilized shells of ancient ammonites, found exclusively in Alberta, Canada. This gem is believed to spread properties of Prosperity, Energy, and Positive Transformation

The fiery red tones shimmer beautifully with every angle, making this gem a breathtaking addition to any jewelry piece or collection. Set it in a pendant, ring, or custom design to highlight its brilliance and rarity. A true treasure for gemstone enthusiasts and collectors alike!

Each Ammolite gem displays an amazing diversity of rich, natural colors. Our Ammolites and Ammonites are from the Bearspaw formation in Southern Alberta - CANADA. Each piece of Ammolite is considered a work of art; unique properties ensure each gemstone is truly one-of-a-kind!

If you like opal you will Love Ammolite.

Ammolite is the rarest organic gemstone in the world and is found primarily in the southern part of Alberta, Canada. Carved from the fossilized shells of extinct ammonites (ancient sea creatures), each unique gemstone exhibits a wide range of dazzling colors and patterns and is highly desired by collectors, jewelry makers & artists: from raw pieces to free form natural cabochons and assembled jewelry pieces.

Due to the nature of Ammolite images do not show the true beauty of the stone. The colors vary in different lights & mentioned color is for reference only being the most dominant occurrence in the stone.

Feng Shui Properties With the unique quality of being truly iridescent, Ammolite can exhibit up to seven colors each said to bring a certain benefit, such as wealth, wisdom, health, growth, or energy. These rare gemstones are said to promote the flow of chi, or energy, throughout the body, enhancing well-being. Feng Shui practitioners call it the seven-color prosperity stone.

Measurements are approximate.