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A 100% natural Yemeni carnelian in a warm liver-brown hue with an oval cut and an excellent dome shape. In fact, the stone features a unique ring-like pattern set against its warm liver-brown color. Accordingly, it has been precisely cut to dimensions of (24.39 × 16.88 mm) and is ready for immediate setting.
This stone is a 100% natural Yemeni liver-colored agate with a unique saffron hue. In fact, it was mined from agate deposits in Yemen. Furthermore, it has been meticulously polished by professionals.
The stone is characterized by its stunning color interplay between dark liver-brown and saffron-orange hues. Furthermore, it features ring-like patterns or a white circular “eye” at its center. As a result, these natural markings lend the stone added aesthetic value.
This stone has been cut into a symmetrical oval shape and is exceptionally smooth to the touch. Consequently, its surface reflects an attractive glass-like luster when held up to the light. Therefore, it is a highly suitable piece for setting in fine silver rings.
In contrast, the Yemeni liver-shaped agate with a golden sheen is a preferred choice for collectors of rare and antique pieces. This is primarily due to the purity of its natural materials and its high hardness.
Yemeni liver-colored agate is renowned for its color, which resembles fresh liver mixed with saffron. Consequently, it is considered one of the traditional colors historically favored by enthusiasts in the Arab world.
This stone is deeply rooted in Yemen’s rich heritage of gemstone craftsmanship. Additionally, the agate’s durability ensures it will last for generations without losing its unique luster.
For this reason, many people are eager to acquire these natural treasures for everyday use or for safekeeping. In fact, this agate is a valuable addition to your personal collection.
To protect the luster of a natural Yemeni liver-colored agate, avoid using harsh cleaning agents. We recommend wiping it with a soft cotton cloth dampened with lukewarm water.
Furthermore, it is best to store the stone separately to avoid contact with harder stones. Additionally, you can browse the Yemeni Agate section of our store to see more options, or check out the Wikipedia entry on agate for more information.