The name Andalusite comes from the fact that it was first found in Andalusia, the Spanish province of Andalusia.
This gemstone is characterized by its strong pleochroism, and when the gemstone is rotated, various colors such as orange-brown, yellow-green, and gold glitter and shine beautifully, as if the colors are dancing around the facets. increase.
Andalusite, which emits such a vivid luster, is not yet widely chosen as a jewelry material in Japan, and its name recognition is very low.
This is because gem-quality crystals are produced only in limited areas, and because of the low global distribution volume, they are highly rare and difficult to be widely recognized.
However, recently, rare gemstones have been attracting attention, and Andalusite is gaining popularity as a mysterious gemstone due to its characteristic strong pleochroism and antique coloring and brilliance.
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