Red Beryl

Red beryl, also known as bixbite, is one of the rarest gemstones in the world, prized for its intense raspberry-red color and exceptional brilliance. Far rarer than diamonds, red beryl belongs to the beryl family but gains its striking red hue from trace amounts of manganese. Due to its rarity, most natural red beryl is found in limited locations and is seldom available in large sizes.

Today, lab grown red beryl offers an accessible alternative with the same vivid color, crystal structure, and optical beauty as natural stones. With superior clarity and consistent tone, lab grown red beryl is ideal for fine jewellery such as rings, pendants, and collector pieces. Whether chosen for its rarity, beauty, or uniqueness, red beryl remains a gemstone for true connoisseurs seeking something extraordinary.

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Red Beryl FAQ's

What is red beryl?

Red beryl is an extremely rare gemstone from the beryl family, known for its deep red to raspberry color.

Is red beryl rarer than diamond?

Yes. Red beryl is far rarer than diamond, with only limited natural deposits found worldwide.

Why is red beryl also called bixbite?

The name bixbite comes from mineralogist Maynard Bixby, who first identified the gemstone.

Are lab grown red beryl stones real?

Yes. Lab grown red beryl has the same chemical and optical properties as natural red beryl.

Is lab grown red beryl more affordable?

Yes. Lab grown red beryl is significantly more affordable due to consistent availability and higher clarity.

What jewellery is red beryl best suited for?

Red beryl is ideal for pendants, earrings, collector rings, and statement jewellery pieces.

Does red beryl require special care?

Yes. It should be protected from hard knocks and cleaned gently with mild soap and water.

Can red beryl be customized into jewellery?

Absolutely. Red beryl can be custom-set into rings, pendants, or paired with diamonds for luxury designs.