The supply of zircon is generally limited, and typical sizes depend on color. Blue or green stones normally range from 1 carat to 10 carats and yellows and oranges up to around 5 carats. Reds and ...

Many scholars think the stone’s name comes from the Arabic word zarkun ... Considering zircon’s color range, either derivation seems possible. Blue zircon was a particular favorite in Victorian times, ...

The 'chunk' is a super blue speck of zircon found out in Western Australia's Jack Hills, however, don't get your cameras out just yet, as the piece in question is at a microscopic level.

The stone spans from blue to green in color ... is also given as a traditional gift for the 11th wedding anniversary. Zircon is the most diverse of December's birthstones since it comes in ...