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Purple crystals on a wooden surface with greenery
Five polished purple gemstone cabochons in different shapes held in a person's hand against a white background. The stones show marbled and crystalline purple patterns with some black inclusions.
Twelve polished purple amethyst gemstone cabochons in various shapes and sizes, arranged in a grid on a white background with diagonal watermarks.
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AAA Rare Purple Charoite Cabochon Bulk Lot | Natural Russian Wholesale Gemstones for Jewelry Making

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Stone Name Purple Charoite
Stone Type 100% Natural Gemstone (Complex Silicate)
Shape Radiant / Mix Shape
Cut Style Cabochon
Weight Options 100 Cts / 200 Cts / 300 Cts / 500 Cts / 750 Cts / 1000 Cts
Quantity 2–30 Pieces (varies by weight selection)
Color Lavender to Deep Purple with Black/White Swirls
Origin Russia (Murun Massif, Siberia)
Quality Grade AAA
Back Side Flat
Hardness (Mohs) 5 – 6
Treatment None — Untreated & Unenhanced
Ideal Use Rings, Pendants, Earrings, Statement Jewelry
Sold As Wholesale Loose Cabochon Lot


Charoite comes from exactly one place on Earth — the Murun Massif in Russia's Siberian wilderness. Decades of searching elsewhere have never found a second deposit, which is rare even among purple gemstones like amethyst that show up worldwide.

The name itself is debated — popularly tied to the Chara River, though the actual charoite stone deposit sits nearly 70km away, leading some to trace it instead to the Russian word for "enchantment."

When first found in the late 1940s, its saturated purple charoite swirls looked so intense that collectors assumed it was dyed — it wasn't confirmed as a real mineral until 1978.

That silky, swirling pattern — lavender to deep violet, often streaked with black — comes from tightly interwoven fibrous crystals. It's sometimes confused with Sugilite, but the two are chemically unrelated; the swirl is what sets genuine charoite jewelry apart.

This lot is sold by weight, giving designers and shops a reliable source of a stone that, by nature, can never come from anywhere else.

AAA Rare Purple Charoite Cabochon Bulk Lot | Natural Russian Wholesale Gemstones for Jewelry Making - 1 Piece

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Yes, every piece of genuine Charoite comes from the Murun Massif in the Sakha Republic of Siberia. Despite decades of geological exploration elsewhere, no other deposit has ever been found; this is why the stone commands a higher price and rarity compared to commonly found gemstones.

When it was first discovered in the late 1940s, its color was so deep and vivid that collectors suspected it had been dyed or was synthetic. It was not until 1978 that it underwent formal analysis and was confirmed to be a genuine, naturally occurring mineral.

Charoite is associated with transformation, courage, and emotional release, and is often linked to the Crown Chakra. It is a popular choice for people undergoing major life changes. This reflects traditional crystal-healing beliefs rather than scientific claims.

Every genuine piece comes from the Murun Massif in the Sakha Republic of Siberia, Russia—the only verified deposit on Earth. Despite decades of geological exploration elsewhere, no other source has ever been found.

A soft, slightly damp cloth is sufficient for regular cleaning. Avoid using ultrasonic cleaners or harsh chemicals, and store the pieces separately to protect the polished surface.

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