ARTIST ALEXEY FILATOV
NFT COLLECTION
"12 MOST EXPENSIVE GEMS IN THE WORLD"
I decided to create this collection inspired by the beauty of the world's most expensive gems. In creating the art, I took into account the color, shape, transparency and shine of a real stone.
# 1 of 12 Eremeevite
The first stone is dear to me because it is the first digital art token issued by me on the nft space.
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Eremeevite is a unique aquamarine-blue stone, one of the ten rarest minerals in the world, along with taaffeite, musgravite and blue garnet. It was first found in the Adun-Chilon mountains in Siberia in 1883. This gemstone has the same hardness as quartz, from 6.5 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale. It is ideal for jewelry making. Eremeevit - $ 2,000 per carat
# 2 of 12 Fire Opal
The second art work is dedicated to the gemstone fire opal
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Fire opal Opal is a mineraloid that is very close to quartz. However, in contrast, opal has a variable water content. It does not have the crystalline structure required for all minerals. Stone is a hydrated form of silica or silicon dioxide. Opals come in a variety of colors depending on the environmental conditions at the time of formation. Opal's mineralogy allows it to diffract light, causing it to shimmer in different colors. Fire opal costs - $ 2,300 per carat
# 3 of 12 Pudretteit
Third masterpiece digital art token issued by me on the nft space.
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Pudretteite - $ 3,000 per carat Known since 1987. Found only in two deposits (Canada and Burma) in single quantities. Named after the family name that owns a mine in Canada. All that can be found in the Russian-language literature about this stone is only information about how extremely rare it is. The gem is naturally pink in color and has a Mohs hardness of 5. It was not until 2000 in Mogok, Burma that the first precious pudretteite was found with an amazing size of 9.41 carats.
# 4 of 12 BENITONITE
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One of the rarest minerals in the world, the value of which continues to grow from year to year. It is a bright blue gemstone composed of barium, titanium and silica. Benitoite is formed during the late cooling stage of hydrothermally altered serpentinite. This rare gem is found in San Benito County, California, where it gets its name. Benitoite usually shines in a bright blue color. Benitoite - $ 4,000 per carat
# 5 of 12 MUSGRAVIT
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Musgravit - $ 6,000 per carat
It is a rare mineral from the taaffeite group, a complex oxide of magnesium, beryllium, etc., of the trigonal system. The name Musgravit refers to its original location in Australia, in the Musgrave Range. The stone has light olive green, gray, mauve, gray-purple. Musgravite was originally discovered in 1967.
# 6 of 12 Red beryl
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Red beryl
It is a mineral composed of beryllium, aluminum and silicate. In nature, pure beryl is colorless, but acquires its color from an insignificant amount of additional elements. Red beryl occurs in mineralized rhyolite tuffs in the Thomas Range, Utah. This gem can collect up to $ 10,000 per carat, but rarely reaches 2-3 carats.
# 7 of 12 ALEXANDRITE
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Alexandrite is a type of chrysoberyl that was found in the Ural Mountains in the 1830s. You may have seen this mineral change color. ... It looks emerald in the light, and ruby red in the dark. The difference between alexandrite and chrysoberyl is the presence of iron, titanium and chromium as impurities in alexandrite.
Alexandrite is priced at $ 12,000 per carat.
