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    Handmade Octagon Ametrine Ring with Zircons - Ametrine Women Ring

    Handmade Octagon Ametrine Ring with Zircons - Ametrine Women Ring
    $350.00
    $350.00

Natural Zircon Crystals and Zircon Jewelry

The collection offers natural zircon crystals in raw form, loose zircons for jewelry makers, zircon crystals for crystal healing and zircon crystal pendants. Zircon is one of the oldest minerals on Earth, valued for its brilliance, high refractive index, and range of natural colors including blue, golden, brown, green, and colorless.

Type of Products available in Zircon Collection

Zircon Jewelry
We offer handcrafted zircon jewelry, including rings set with natural zircon accents alongside other gemstones. An example is the Handmade Octagon Ametrine Ring with Zircon accents

Roug Zircon Crystals

Folkmarket also sources zircon in raw and rough forms directly from the mines. It can be used in various handicrafts, handmade raw crystal jewelry, pendants or can be kept into one's cabinet as a specimen to display. 

Loose Zircon Stones
Loose, cut zircon stones are ready for custom jewelry setting.

Zircon Crystal Pendants
Zircon is also available for crystal pendants - ready to wear. Those pendants are made from silver sterling 925. Made to order option is available for custom orders. 

Pricing at a Glance

Zircon is significantly more affordable than diamond while offering comparable brilliance. Prices in this collection vary based on form, color, size, and quality. Handcrafted jewelry pieces start at $350. Rough and loose stones are priced based on weight (per carat or per gram) and grade. Blue zircon and rare color variants carry a premium. All prices are listed in USD with no hidden fees.

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Who Should Shop This Collection

Why Buy Zircon from Folkmarket

  • All zircon is 100% natural — no synthetic
  • Artisan-crafted jewelry made by skilled hands, not mass-produced
  • Worldwide shipping with tracked dispatch
  • Wholesale and bulk inquiry options available for retailers
  • Transparent sourcing — we disclose treatments where applicable

Also Available at Folkmarket

Beyond zircon, Folkmarket carries a curated range of natural gemstones, rough crystals, mineral specimens, Afghan tribal jewelry, Kuchi jewelry, exotic leather accessories, and ethically sourced home decor. If you are building a broader gemstone collection or sourcing for a boutique, explore our full catalog.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the zircon sold here natural or synthetic?
All zircon in this collection is 100% natural zirconium silicate. We do not sell cubic zirconia (CZ), which is a synthetic material with a different chemical composition.

Q: Can I request a specific zircon color or weight for a custom jewelry project?
Yes. Contact us with your specifications — color, carat weight, cut preference, and intended use — and we will advise on available stock or source to order.

Q: What is the difference between facet-grade zircon rough and medium-grade rough?
Facet-grade rough has high clarity and is suitable for cutting into faceted gems. Medium-grade rough has more inclusions and is better suited for cabochons, tumbling, carving, or decorative use.

Q: Does the Handmade Ametrine Ring with Zircon come with a certificate of authenticity?
Authenticity verification is available on request. Contact us after purchase or before ordering if you require documentation for the stones used in the piece.

Q: Is zircon suitable as a daily-wear gemstone in a ring setting?
Zircon has a hardness of 6.5–7.5 on the Mohs scale. It is suitable for occasional wear in rings but requires care to avoid hard impacts, which can chip the facet edges. It is better suited for pendants, earrings, or low-contact settings for daily use.