Ruby Zoisite
Ruby zoisite tumbled stones in three sizes, chip bracelets, 6mm and 8mm bead strands, pendulum 3-packs, pointed wands and eggs.
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Ruby zoisite, also called anyolite, is a rock of green zoisite with crystals of opaque red to pink ruby and specks of black hornblende. The ruby is corundum, but in this rock it is opaque and not gem grade, so ruby zoisite is cut and polished as an ornamental stone, not faceted like gem ruby. The green and red mix makes every piece different.
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What is in this collection
- Ruby zoisite tumbled stones in small, medium and large.
- Ruby zoisite chip bracelets.
- 15" bead strands in 6mm and 8mm for jewellery makers.
- Pendulums, 6 facet and bead, in 3-packs.
- Pointed wands in 3" to 4" and 4" to 5", and eggs.
Some forms sell out between shipments, so check each product page for current stock.
How it sells
Shoppers notice ruby zoisite for its colour contrast. Tumbled stones sell well in bowls by the till, and chip bracelets are an easy add-on. In crystal practice it is traditionally associated with growth and connection. Pair it with plain green and red stones so customers can compare.
See also Ruby, Tumbled Stones, Bracelets and 6 Facet and Bead Pendulums.
Ruby Zoisite FAQ
Is the ruby in ruby zoisite real ruby?
Yes. The red crystals are corundum, the same mineral as ruby, but they are opaque and not gem grade, so the rock is sold as an ornamental stone.
What is ruby zoisite made of?
It is green zoisite with opaque ruby crystals and black hornblende, also known as anyolite.
Is ruby zoisite good for beads?
Yes. It polishes well and is used for round beads, chips, tumbled stones and small carvings.
Is there a minimum order?
No. There is no minimum order, and approved wholesale customers see wholesale prices when signed in.