What is alexandrite?
Q: What is alexandrite?
A: Alexandrite is a gemstone that is a type of chrysoberyl.
Q: What is the "alexandrite effect"?
A: The "alexandrite effect" is when different kinds of light make the colors of the alexandrite gemstone change.
Q: Can synthetic or simulated alexandrite be made in a laboratory?
A: Yes, synthetic or simulated alexandrite can be made in a laboratory.
Q: What is synthetic or simulated alexandrite made of?
A: Synthetic or simulated alexandrite is not made of chrysoberyl.
Q: Why is synthetic or simulated alexandrite made?
A: Synthetic or simulated alexandrite is made because alexandrite is expensive and the synthetic or simulated version costs less.
Q: Where has alexandrite been found?
A: Alexandrite has been found in Russia, Brazil, India, Madagascar, and Sri Lanka.
Q: What is the significance of alexandrite in terms of birthstones?
A: Alexandrite is one of the birthstones for June.
