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Alexandrite Stone Rarity:
Discover why alexandrite is one of Earth's rarest gems. From its impossible geological formation to exhausted Russian mines, learn what makes this color-changing stone so exceptionally scarce and valuable.
Where Is Alexandrite Found?
Discover where alexandrite, the rare color-changing gemstone, is found—from Russia’s Ural Mountains to Brazil and Sri Lanka. Learn why this gem is so valuable and how to identify authentic stones.