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Speaking of not cheap - my birthday is coming up and people keep asking for gift ideas
https://www.pearlmansjewelers.com/gemstones/?sku=G810381
https://www.pearlmansjewelers.com/gemstones/?sku=G810381
***Faints, fans self furiously*** I am in love. Sadly it's far out of my budget.Love this stone, such a pretty pink! If I had the funds, this would be mine. Has a small window, but I think it would close up when set.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/701015296/old-stock-neon-pink-mahenge-spinel-2-ct?ref=hp_rf-2
Love this stone, such a pretty pink! If I had the funds, this would be mine. Has a small window, but I think it would close up when set.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/701015296/old-stock-neon-pink-mahenge-spinel-2-ct?ref=hp_rf-2
Looks radioactive! While pink typically isn't my color, this is amazing. I'm jealous of who ever snaps this one up. It won't be me because I was saving for a red spinel, then blew my load on a completely different kind of stone today quite impulsively.:roll
The teenage boy in me just laughed out loud. I am very mature
Well, here's something you can make an offer on, and it comes with a GIA cert. I love how the seller puts the important phrases in quotes! Anyhow, it's a bit on the large size for my taste, but maybe one of you would like it.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/62-12-TCW-...879424?hash=item2f32364180:g:tREAAOSw7OFdAZOO
How do we know it’s real emeralds and gold?ShopGoodwill is well-known to have shill bidding by the people who list things, but nevertheless, this is such an amazing piece and whichever retailer gets it will make a nice profit on it. I wish I could afford this!
https://www.shopgoodwill.com/Item/71414111
Well, to my eyes this brooch was made by a Haute Maison, either French or English. But we take the same risk here as with any other online seller, so we use the same precautions:How do we know it’s real emeralds and gold?
https://www.litnon.com/index.php?page=viewgem&id=11694
This is not Brazilian origin, but the size and and the clarity and that tropical blue color!
Alas, too big for a ring and too pricey for my small pocketbook.
Paraibas do count as indicolites. I don't think it's a regular indicolite because most indicolite I have seen on PS are dark (black out) or have greyish masks. This one doesn't appear to have the flaws of the other regular indicolites I have seen. Plus it's Litnon, whose pictures look worse than what you get in-hand when it comes to plenty of gems...It looks like a regular indicolite to me, no neon glow. It’s well cut though.
Paraibas do count as indicolites. I don't think it's a regular indicolite because most indicolite I have seen on PS are dark (black out) or have greyish masks. This one doesn't appear to have the flaws of the other regular indicolites I have seen. Plus it's Litnon, whose pictures look worse than what you get in-hand when it comes to plenty of gems...