Why Is Moldavite So Expensive

Moldavite jewelry: Moldavite is one of the specialities of the KLENOTA jewelry workshop. This typically Czech gemstone has also become more and more popular among our customers. Moldavite is a rare and unique green gemstone that is found in only a few places in the world. Because of its scarcity, moldavite can be quite expensive, especially when it is used in jewelry. Moldavite is usually cut into cabochons or beads, and it is often used in pendants, earrings, and other types of jewelry. There are a few reasons why moldavite is so expensive. First, moldavite is quite rare. It is only found in a few places in the world, and even then it is not always easy to find. Second, moldavite is very difficult to cut and polish. 

The stone is usually cut into cabochons or beads, which are then used in jewelry. This process is time-consuming and requires a great deal of skill. Third, moldavite is a very beautiful gemstone. It has a unique green color that is unlike any other gemstone. Fourth, moldavite has a special meaning for many people. The stone is considered to be lucky or magical by some, and it is often used in healing rituals. Despite its high cost, moldavite is a popular gemstone. It is prized for its rarity, beauty, and special meaning. If you are looking for a unique piece of jewelry, moldavite may be the perfect choice for you.

• Real moldavite is a green or olive-green meteoritic glass that is found in the Bohemian region of the Czech Republic. 
• It is thought to be formed when a meteorite strikes the earth, creating a deep crater and melting the surrounding rock. 
• The molten rock then cools and forms moldavite. 
• Moldavite has a unique appearance, with a pitted or bubbly surface and a glassy texture. 
• It is also relatively rare, which adds to its value. 
• Fake moldavite, on the other hand, is typically made from cheaper materials such as obsidian or green glass. 
• It often lacks the unique surface features of real moldavite, and it is usually not as green in color. 
• Fake moldavite is also much more common than the real thing, so it is important to be able to tell the difference before you buy. 

 Here are a few tips:

• 10. Look for moldavite that is certified by a reputable source. 
• 11. Check the seller’s return policy before you buy. 
• 12. Inspect the moldavite closely for surface irregularities and colors that are too uniform. 
• 13. be aware that fake moldavite may be sold at a fraction of the price of real moldavite, so if the deal seems too good to be true, it probably is. 
• 14. If you’re still not sure, ask an expert for help. With a little knowledge and effort, you can easily tell the difference between real and fake moldavite.