An interesting color-change garnet available for acquisition

For Sale
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I wanted to share an unusual stone with the community that is currently available for acquisition.

This is a 3.70 ct transparent Pyrope-Spessartine Garnet, accompanied by a GIA Identification Report.

The particularly interesting feature is its documented Blue-Green → Purple color change, observed under daylight/fluorescent and incandescent lighting conditions.

Details:
• Weight: 3.70 ct
• Measurements: 9.65 × 7.37 × 6.28 mm
• Shape: Oval
• Transparency: Transparent
• Species: Pyrope-Spessartine Garnet
• Color: Blue-Green changing to Purple

Given the specialist nature of this stone, I thought it may be of interest to members here who work with or collect unusual color-change gemstones.

The stone is available for serious purchase inquiries. Additional photographs, videos and supporting documentation can be provided upon request.

If the stone is of interest to you—or you know a collector, dealer or jeweler for whom it may be relevant—please feel free to message me privately to discuss further.

Please check the video/phots in below google link.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vDgIg_ktRWuQpyNOBN_WrtR2tzhx8kIW?usp=share_link

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The GIA report posted does not have a valid Report ID number. Attempted to validate the Report ID at GIA.edu.

The error could be from the actual lab location. However, I am very skeptical of this. The image in the report does not have same color hue as posted in the video.

Please clarify

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Yes, the ID number is purposely hidden. I am aware those visuals are not very professionally done by the owner. Since this is a high value gem , If you are interested viewing can be arranged before purchasing.