Welcome! It’s great to have another star lover. I’d love to see your star rings when you have a chance! Thanks for the compliment on Moonlight Jelly.
They do come in pad colors, but are extremely rare! That one is a beauty!
Unheated Burmese Star Padparadsha Sapphire. Never heard of star sapphire in this colour.
Unheated Burmese Star Padparadsha Sapphire. Never heard of star sapphire in this colour.
They have lovely stars! I was thinking that these would be great for creating some multicolored stackers.
I'm impressed with their 10 ct green star sapphire too. It's such a nice green, it looks like a star emerald
O.M.G.!!!! Those are unbelievable!!! Green stars are so rare. Those are by far the best examples I’ve seen of them. I’m curious how much now.,.
I believe so. I know it would be out of my price range...but I’m curious what the range is for a green star.
I think they have stores in hk n ThailandSee Facebook. Central district.
First off, I have to say that you have gorgeous hands! Second, I love that you wear large rings!!!Here is my modest contribution (: I've shared these in a different thread with a ton of my other rings, but enjoy!
-A star ruby, a very sentimental and special ring that represents motherhood to me. I purchased right after I had my daughter.
-A honker of a star sapphire, it is my largest ring if we're talking width wise. It looks like a dirty silvery plumb but I adore it, definitely an old soul as one of you ladies described all star sapphires. (:
- A very pregnant star rose quartz although the star is very difficult to capture on camera. I love the clarity of it!
- A black star sapphire set in 14k, it's vintage and was a gift for my 24th birthday. So, very special to me. The yellow gold goes wonderfully with my black star sapphire as its star matches the color.
- Also some unset star sapphires that I own. Most are blue but I have a star ruby in there and two star sapphires similar in appearance to my large one.
Do you mean the yellow star? I’ve seen that one. I’ll check out thier site. A while ago, I think they had it listed as an old star from a collection. “Star of Jupiter” as I recall, but my memory is not what it used to be! Yellow stars are vary rare indeed.
These are all so beautiful! I especially love that big giant one! I'm drooling here!Here is my modest contribution (: I've shared these in a different thread with a ton of my other rings, but enjoy!
-A star ruby, a very sentimental and special ring that represents motherhood to me. I purchased right after I had my daughter.
-A honker of a star sapphire, it is my largest ring if we're talking width wise. It looks like a dirty silvery plumb but I adore it, definitely an old soul as one of you ladies described all star sapphires. (:
- A very pregnant star rose quartz although the star is very difficult to capture on camera. I love the clarity of it!
- A black star sapphire set in 14k, it's vintage and was a gift for my 24th birthday. So, very special to me. The yellow gold goes wonderfully with my black star sapphire as its star matches the color.
- Also some unset star sapphires that I own. Most are blue but I have a star ruby in there and two star sapphires similar in appearance to my large one.
2 interesting rings with stars, a Leon Merge ring with great color combination, and an ice jade and pink star ring.
I would have hesitated too because the jade looks too puffy compared with the sapphire, though it’s an interesting idea that could be done well. I agree about the offset-ness of it, but mostly because the shapes of the stones would really need to be refined to work together in my opinion. In this example, It looks a bit like similar stones ‘thrown together’ in a prefabricated setting, with the important subtle relationships between forms missing from lack of attention to shape relationships. I believe that a ring with this idea would work best if it were custom made by a jeweler with a strong sense of sculpture.
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