Where to Find Beryl?

Beryl is often found in granites and granitic pegmatites but it can also be found in metamorphic rocks or in the veins and cavities of limestones and marbles.

Where can you find beryl in the US?

Red beryl has been produced by only seven locations, the majority of those are in Utah. The only other country to produce red beryl besides the US is Mexico. Other beryl varieties are quite common around the world and most form in granitic pegmatites, metamorphic or metasedimentary rocks.

How much is beryl worth?

Stones up to 10 carats with richer colors retail for up to $150 per carat, while those 10 carats or larger could fetch up to $265 per carat. Gems with greater clarity can also command higher prices. Our gem price guide has values for all beryl varieties.