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Looks a little like vomit, but otherwise charming. Bicolor stone

Laurainthesky

Laurainthesky

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How do you all feel about bicolor stones? I am considering adding one to my collection, not necessarily this one due to vomit likeness despite it being very interesting. Feel free to post inspiration!Screenshot_20210218-195210_Chrome.jpg
 
Your title made me laugh! I’m not into this stone because of the windowing, especially on the right.
 
peacechick said:
Your title made me laugh! I’m not into this stone because of the windowing, especially on the right.
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Yes. It is off in so many ways! Too bad about the window. If it had less window and less dark brown chunks...
 
I love the idea of the stone you pictured. Just not it’s execution! Ha!
here’s another one kinda like it - I think sold by now- that I felt was rather intriguing
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who knows what it would look like to the naked eye, set? Would it muddle up and just be muddy?
or would it be a swirling color of wonderous nebula like splendor to gaze into and get lost in?
 
Rfisher said:
I love the idea of the stone you pictured. Just not it’s execution! Ha!
here’s another one kinda like it - I think sold by now- that I felt was rather intriguing
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who knows what it would look like to the naked eye, set? Would it muddle up and just be muddy?
or would it be a swirling color of wonderous nebula like splendor to gaze into and get lost in?
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Lol. Probably muddy due to too many dark colors. But I so want nebula splendor too
 
Thoughts on these? The vendor uses a very strong almost white out light in many of their photos.Screenshot_20210218-220521_Chrome.jpgScreenshot_20210218-215610_Chrome.jpg
 
Saw this on multicoulor when window shopping and thought of this thread. I had it in my favorites for a while. So unique!

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I'm getting more serious about multicolors. I found multicolour color changing sapphires on wildfish!Screenshot_20210219-204432_Chrome.jpgScreenshot_20210219-203104_Chrome.jpg
 
Not the cheapest options, but adamantgems has some pretty parti sapphires.

Sapphire - Adamant International Ltd

Fine quality gemstones from Sri Lanka and East Africa. Ceylon sapphires, chrysoberyls, spinels, tourmalines, zircons, beryls, garnets and other gems.
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ItsMainelyYou said:
Not the cheapest options, but adamantgems has some pretty parti sapphires.

Sapphire - Adamant International Ltd

Fine quality gemstones from Sri Lanka and East Africa. Ceylon sapphires, chrysoberyls, spinels, tourmalines, zircons, beryls, garnets and other gems.
www.adamantgems.com
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Much better priced than wildfish! Thank you! There are a number of nice ones.
 
lovedogs said:
IMHO Wildfish's gems are incredibly overpriced for what they are. Especially if you look at the "in hand" pics.
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I noticed it was quite expensive! Is this vendor known for that?
 
Is sapphirebazaar a reputable vendor? The prices are reasonable, but I find the pictures lacking. I think that the light they use distorts the image. Screenshot_20210220-103923_Chrome.jpg
 
Laurainthesky said:
There are a number of nice ones.
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In my experience (n = 1), his photos are lovely and very representative. Note how every stone looks different. I'm a photographer and I have written here how it takes a lot more time and energy to make your photos look accurate (real) than it does to make them look good.

I have recommended him several times on this forum. I only bought one stone from him -- a brown chrysoberyl (sounds terrible when I write it) -- but it's probably my favorite to look at.
 
LilAlex said:
In my experience (n = 1), his photos are lovely and very representative. Note how every stone looks different. I'm a photographer and I have written here how it takes a lot more time and energy to make your photos look accurate (real) than it does to make them look good.

I have recommended him several times on this forum. I only bought one stone from him -- a brown chrysoberyl (sounds terrible when I write it) -- but it's probably my favorite to look at.
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Are you referring to wildfish? I see that he offers discounts. I wonder if I could negotiate the price.
 
Laurainthesky said:
Are you referring to wildfish? I see that he offers discounts. I wonder if I could negotiate the price.
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No, Adamant International -- the vendor in my post.

I do not know Wildfish at all...

And: you can always negotiate the price. You may find no wiggle-room but you can always negotiate the price. As I just wrote on another thread, this is a surprisingly bad time to buy spendy gems, imo, since the rich folks are all at home web-surfing and the stock market has done great.
 
LilAlex said:
No, Adamant International -- the vendor in my post.

I do not know Wildfish at all...

And: you can always negotiate the price. You may find no wiggle-room but you can always negotiate the price. As I just wrote on another thread, this is a surprisingly bad time to buy spendy gems, imo, since the rich folks are all at home web-surfing and the stock market has done great.
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true! even us middle folks with work not affected by the pandemic have a little more spending money with the stimulus checks (in the US). and money saved from no vacations.
 
Adamant international has a good reputation and multiple people have been happy with the accuracy of their photos.
 
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