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That is deliciously glowy. Just gorgeous!
Well done!!!!!
What a neon, glowy stone! I'm not usually into green gemstones, but this one looks amazing
Love the color and size of your new tsavorite!
Very pretty Tsavs, I'm always drooling at the Jade rings in the background when you go to shop as well!!!!
@icy_jade you better declare right now what that Divine red ring you're wearing is!!!!
The tsav is amazing though!!!! I didn't know they could glow like that. I'm broke so I'll settle for being green with envy.
Gorgeous colour and glow!!! I just see your thread for the first time. So glad you decided to buy it. How will you set it?
And I loooooove your royal red ring
Most definitely not "neon." In fact while it is a very nice stone with great hue, saturation and tone, I do not see any glow in the photos. It is, however, a big gorgeous tsavorite.
Just to be clear, I have seen (and owned) many, many tsavs and have never seen one I'd consider "glowy."
Thanks for posting all of these fabulous photos. It was as if you took us shopping with you. Your new Tzav is beautiful.
I can't believe you went for a second big tsavorite. Congrats! It's beautiful.
Although not all screens will show glow from your pictures, I believe what people consider "glowy" or "neon" is really subject to personal perception, since two individuals looking at the same stone will see different colors individually. I personally do not consider tsavorites to be glowy, but I think that the color can be an electric "neon" color under dim light. This is what I see from my "crown" ring with the Kenyan tsavorite suite that I got from Yvonne.
I think that I see more "neon" tsavorite material in Kenyan tsavorites than Tanzanian material, which in some instances can be a more minty grossular.
Most definitely not "neon." In fact while it is a very nice stone with great hue, saturation and tone, I do not see any glow in the photos. It is, however, a big gorgeous tsavorite.
Just to be clear, I have seen (and owned) many, many tsavs and have never seen one I'd consider "glowy."
The bluish green minty ones can be glowy. They look like pale emerald or green paraiba.