Lake County Diamond. This diamond has a beautiful clear color with hidden prisms. Back has a unpolished area where it was attached to a stone. Size 23 ct . We find and hunt for all of our diamonds.
Lake County Diamonds are not actually diamonds, though they sparkle enough to be given a name like a diamond. They are a clear silicon dioxide (quartz) that is almost pure, although sometimes they are found in shades of lavender, pink or yellow. They are found only near Mt. Konocti in Lake County, California.
According to an buying Indian legend. the Moon fell in love with a Pomo Indian chieftain. The moon could not stay with the chieftain because she had to light the sky at night and mark the seasons. She was so sad to leave her chieftain that she wept, and her tears were solidified as "Moon Tears" or Lake County Diamonds.
As a type of quartz, they also share the properties of quartz, such as power, energy, protection and others as well as having their own metaphysical energies.
Product code: Lake County buying Diamond "Hidden Prisms"