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I wouldn''t trust that listing. It states that the stone is "100% flawless" yet you can see a lot of flaws in the picture (sure, they are to be expected in tourmaline, but they should be mentioned anyoneways). "Hot fire" is not a luster a grade, outside of ebay.Date: 11/29/2009 9:30:08 PM
Author: tourmaline_lover
I know some people that trust that particular seller, but I do not. That just goes to show you that even if auctions end rather high, well. . .Date: 11/29/2009 9:26:25 PM
Author: blithesome71
Cool! thanks so much TL for that tip. It''s really helpful for some of us who purchase some gems from ebay. Hmmm, speaking of thousands of $$$ on ended auctions, there''s this Paraiba tourmaline seller and lately his/her auction ended at around $1000+ for a 9ct Paraiba tourmaline w/ cert. I''m not sure but I think this is the link Paraiba Tourmaline
...I think it''ll look yummier once it''s recut hehe
Did you see the feedback on that seller?