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oregon sunstone value

The monetary value of a particular piece of Oregon Sunstone depends on the color, grade, rarity, market demand, supply, industry trends, and so on. For this reason, we decided to assign a partial order over the different types of Oregon Sunstone, and not absolute values. We hope that as the International market starts to realize the potential of this untreated, rare, and beatiful gemstone, future prices will trend upwards and everyone who already invests in Oregon Sunstone will benefit from these trends.

Although this chart won't help you assign an exact dollar value to a particular piece, it will allow you to compare two pieces. Furthermore it will allow you to compare several pieces (with some, possibly, being valued equally). It is up to the buyer and the seller to determine from what they notice in the marketplace to be the fair and honest trading price. We hope that as the sunstone industry grows, we will be able to assist in providing those numbers but as of now, the market is still too small to have clear prices.

In my experience selling Oregon sunstone I’ve notice the following consumer trends when it comes to value, clarity, tone/saturation, schiller intensity and quality of cut but these are my companies rough estimates. In the future all participating miners will further refine and perfect this informative table.

FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

No.

1

9

18

5

13

22

3

11

20

7

15

24

2

10

19

6

14

23

4

12

21

8

17

16

25

Type / Color Description

Colorless, Gold, Straw & Champagne

Standard Schiller

Yellow

Gold-Pink

Pink

Rootbeer, Bronze, Walnut & Mahogany

Peach

Gold-Green

Pink-Orange

Copper Red

Red-Pink

Imperial (dichroic)

Padparadscha (pink-orange)

Orange

Red-Orange

Watermelon

Bi-Color

Red (all standard hues)

Spinel Red & Cherry Red

Neon Red

Green (all standard hues)

Green-Blue

Blue & Blue-Teal

Purple & Burgundy

Multicolor (Mystique)

WEIGHT-TO-VALUE RANGE

Value range is from 1 (common and least expensive) to 10 (very rare and highly valued)

0.10ct - 0.99ct

1.00ct - 1.99ct

3.00ct - 4.99ct

2.00ct - 2.99ct

5.00ct - 9.99ct

10.00ct - 14.99ct

15.00ct - 19.99ct

20.00ct - 24.99ct

1

3

1

1

2

2

2

3

1

4

2

2

3

3

3

4

1

4

2

2

3

3

3

4

2

4

2

2

3

4

4

5

2

5

3

3

4

4

4

5

2

5

3

3

4

4

5

5

2

6

3

4

5

5

6

6

2

6

3

3

4

4

5

7

3

6

3

4

4

5

5

7

3

6

4

5

5

6

6

7

4

7

5

5

6

7

7

8

4

7

5

6

6

6

7

8

4

8

5

6

7

7

8

8

4

8

5

6

7

7

8

9

4

8

5

6

7

7

8

9

4

9

5

6

7

7

8

9

4

9

5

6

7

7

8

9

4

9

5

6

7

8

9

10

5

10

6

7

8

8

9

10

5

10

6

7

8

9

10

10

5

10

6

7

8

9

10

10

6

10

7

8

9

10

10

10

7

10

8

9

10

10

10

10

7

10

8

9

10

10

10

10

8

10

9

10

10

10

10

10

Value range is from 1 (common and least expensive) to 10 (very rare and highly valued)

VALUE ADJUSTMENT FACTORS

1

Clarity

Value adjustment

F

(under 10x)

+ 20%

Internally Flawless

0%

VVS1

- 3%

VVS2

- 5%

VS1

- 10%

VS2

- 15%

SI1

- 20%

SI2

- 25%

P1

- 30%

P2

- 55%

P3

- 75%

GIA Tone / Saturation

2

Medium

AA+

5x

Medium-Deep

AAA

7x

Deep

AAA+

10x

Very Deep

AAAA

15x

Traditional

Scale (*)

Very Light

A

Light

A+

Light-Medium

AA

Value

coefficient (**)

1x

2x

4x

3

Quality of Cut

Value adjustment

Perfect

+30%

Very Good

+15%

Good

0%

Commercial

- 10%

Poor

- 20%

Very Poor

- 30%

Value rating for each category is still the major factor of the actual value and if you are looking for a good investment search within the 6 thru 10 value category.

Scale

  •  1 Colorless, Gold, Straw & Champagne

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    1

    1

    1

    2

    2

    2

    3

    3

    VALUE PER CT

  •  2 Standard Schiller

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    1

    2

    2

    3

    3

    3

    4

    4

    VALUE PER CT

  •  3 Yellow

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    1

    2

    2

    3

    3

    3

    4

    4

    VALUE PER CT

  •  4 Gold - Pink

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    2

    2

    2

    3

    4

    4

    4

    5

    VALUE PER CT

  •  5 Pink

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    2

    3

    3

    4

    4

    4

    5

    5

    VALUE PER CT

    Oregon sunstone - pink color
    Oregon sunstone - pink color
  •  6 Rootbeer, Bronze, Walnut & Mahogany

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    2

    3

    3

    4

    4

    5

    5

    5

    VALUE PER CT

  •  7 Peach

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    2

    3

    4

    5

    5

    6

    6

    6

    VALUE PER CT

  •  8 Gold - Green

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    2

    3

    3

    4

    4

    5

    6

    7

    VALUE PER CT

    Oregon sunstone – gold-green color
  •  9 Pink - Orange

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    3

    3

    4

    4

    5

    5

    6

    7

    VALUE PER CT

  • 10 Copper Red

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    3

    4

    5

    5

    6

    6

    6

    7

    VALUE PER CT

  • 11 Red - Pink

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    4

    5

    5

    6

    7

    7

    7

    8

    VALUE PER CT

  • 12 Imperial (dichroic)

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    4

    5

    6

    6

    6

    7

    7

    8

    VALUE PER CT

  • 13 Padparadscha

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    4

    5

    6

    7

    7

    8

    8

    8

    VALUE PER CT

    Oregon sunstone – padparadscha color
  • 14 Orange

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    4

    5

    6

    7

    7

    8

    8

    9

    VALUE PER CT

  • 15 Red - Orange

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    4

    5

    6

    7

    7

    8

    8

    9

    VALUE PER CT

  • 16 Watermelon

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00 - 24.99ct

    4

    5

    6

    7

    7

    8

    9

    9

    VALUE PER CT

  • 17 Bi - Color

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    4

    5

    6

    7

    7

    8

    9

    9

    VALUE PER CT

    Oregon sunstone - bi-color
  • 18 Red (all standard hues)

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    4

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    9

    10

    VALUE PER CT

  • 19 Spinel Red & Cherry Red

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    5

    6

    7

    8

    8

    9

    10

    10

    VALUE PER CT

  • 20 Neon Red

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    10

    10

    VALUE PER CT

  • 21 Green (all standard hues)

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    5

    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    10

    10

    VALUE PER CT

  • 22 Green - Blue

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    6

    7

    8

    9

    10

    10

    10

    10

    VALUE PER CT

  • 23 Blue & Blue - Teal

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    7

    8

    9

    10

    10

    10

    10

    10

    VALUE PER CT

  • 24 Purple & burgundy

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    7

    8

    9

    10

    10

    10

    10

    10

    VALUE PER CT

  • 25 Multicolor (mystique)

    FACETED OREGON SUNSTONE VALUE COMPARISON CHART

    Larger than 25 carat gems are occasionally seen on the market. According to the most recent GIA studies such gems belong to the “very rare and exotic” category and are highly valued and sought after.

    0.10ct - 0.99ct

    1.00ct - 1.99ct

    2.00ct - 2.99ct

    3.00ct - 4.99ct

    5.00ct - 9.99ct

    10.00ct - 14.99ct

    15.00ct - 19.99ct

    20.00ct - 24.99ct

    8

    9

    10

    10

    10

    10

    10

    10

    VALUE PER CT