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Date: 10/16/2009 9:05:24 AM
Author: morecarats
It is quite difficult to find a more saturated green in the smaller sizes. Given that these are just 4 mm, they look rather good. Can you share price information?
Date: 10/16/2009 11:13:33 AM
Author: Gailey
I like them too Chictomato. I also like the idea of mixing the different greens together. They don''t look yellow on my monitor either.
The only think I''m not sure about is the size. I think you could stretch to 5mm sides for your cushion, especially if they are trillions. Of course that might not be an option. I wouldn''t pass on these if they look good to you.
Nice looking project shaping up.
Date: 10/17/2009 10:23:45 AM
Author: tourmaline_lover
They are very yellow. It''s difficult to see this, but if you put them side by side with a tsavorite of the same tone, but more of a slightly bluish green, or pure green, you would probably see the difference.
Here is a page of examples of some tsavorites with medium to medium light tone and various colors of green (some more yellow green, some more bluish or pure green).
http://www.mineralminers.com/html/tsvgems.stm
I think your peridot would get lost with the side tsavorites. Side stones should compliment a center stone in order to make it pop. Since peridot itself is typically a yellowish green stone, they''re not very complimentary. [/QUOTE
Thanks to all the advices! I have decided not to use the tsavorite garnet as side stones for my peridot
Date: 10/17/2009 10:57:05 AM
Author: tourmaline_lover
I think some spessartite mandarin orange garnets would compliment the peridot nicely. I love orange and green together.