HSN Herkimer Diamonds Vietnam: Hue’s Gemstone Discoveries for 2026

HSN Herkimer diamonds, renowned for their exceptional clarity and brilliance, are increasingly being sought after by gemstone enthusiasts and jewelers globally. While traditionally associated with New York, unique geological formations in Vietnam, particularly near the historic city of Hue, are yielding remarkable specimens. Maiyam Group, a premier dealer in gemstones and strategic minerals, is excited to highlight these emerging discoveries. This article explores the characteristics of Vietnamese Herkimer diamonds, their significance in the gemstone market for 2026, and how discerning buyers can access these rare finds.

Herkimer diamonds are not true diamonds but rather a doubly terminated quartz crystal known for its unique formation and often exceptional clarity, resembling a diamond. The geological conditions required for their formation are specific, making finds outside the traditional New York locality highly significant. Vietnam’s rich geological tapestry, influenced by ancient tectonic activities, presents opportunities for such unique mineral formations. Discoveries near Hue are generating buzz in the gemstone community, offering a fresh source of these coveted crystals. Maiyam Group is dedicated to bringing these exquisite HSN Herkimer diamonds to the global market, ensuring ethical sourcing and premium quality for 2026.

What are Herkimer Diamonds? Understanding the HSN Connection

Herkimer diamonds are a variety of quartz (silicon dioxide, SiO2) found primarily in the Mohawk Valley region of Herkimer County, New York. They are distinguished by their unique shape: they are doubly terminated, meaning they have points on both ends, and often exhibit a distinct hexagonal prism structure. Their formation in fluid-filled vesicles within dolostone bedrock over millions of years contributes to their characteristic clarity and internal characteristics, such as small inclusions of anthraxolite or pyrite. The