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LARGE 1,105ct Tourmaline (Liddicoatite)
Slice from Madagascar
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If you thought
our 500ct
Maine
Watermelon Slice was exceptionally and uniquely large and rare, then
look at this 1,105ct Liddicoatite slice from Madagascar! The
Maine
slice sold for $9,000 ($18/ct) and
will be displayed in a museum being built to house minerals found
in
Maine. This is another museum piece. Few crystals in the
world grow
to be this size. Many will change color and pattern as they grow,
and
this can be seen when sliced. Only a small percentage of
Tourmalines
have color, as many are black or just too dark. This truly is a
unique
piece and is in keeping with the All That Glitters desire to obtain
unique and one-of-a-kind gemstones/related items. At ONLY $5.00 per carat, this is what
one would expect to pay wholesale when these unique finds are
available. The thickness of this wonderful slice is 5mm, which is
much thicker than many that are seen.
(lbs-09-01) $5,525
(Photographed
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The
Nessie
Meteorite - Not only is this unique because the two pieces fell to
earth intertwined which is amazing by itself, but the shape of it is
unique, looking like the head of a serpent . The TL photo shows
the two pieces as found - front view. TR shows a front view where
the two pieces have been separated. LL shows the back, and LR
shows the back with the pieces separated. Approximate
dimensions: 3"x2-3/8"x2.5" (LxDxH)
Meteorite came from the famous Sikhote-Allin Russian Meteorite.
Weighs approximately 360grams. (Larger photos available upon request)
Former All That Glitters
Collection
(mfesuk-09-01) $2,575
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one of a kind meteorite originates from a cataclysmic celestial event:
the largest meteorite shower in recorded history. A giant fireball
approached
Earth and streaked over Siberia's Sikhote-Alin Mountains at 10:30 AM on
February 12, 1947. Shadows were cast in
broad daylight, as it screamed across the sky, making the sun pale in
comparison. It violently exploded miles
above Earth's surface, sending hot material hurtling in all directions,
to be
buried into the snowy terrain and sending up plumes of steam.
Trees and any other object in the surrounding
area were hit as if by a shotgun. No
injuries were reported. This incredible
sight to behold, now buried beneath snow and time, is represented by
those
fragments of this celestial event. When
unearthed, these fragments from the largest meteorite shower of the
past several
millennia, are sometimes offered for sale.
Depending on the uniqueness of these meteorites, the features that were
created during its billion mile journey and entry into the earth’s
atmosphere,
will determine prices. Regardless of the
what other meteorites have to offer, from this site or any other on
earth, the
fact that this meteorite consists of two pieces that interlock, remain
a
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Mozambique Tourmaline
Taking the Trade by Storm!.....
Purples, Pinks, Neon Blue and Green, Cuprian, Paraiba-Like
Click on the link below to see all that is currently available:
Mozambique
Tourmaline
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Burmese
Rubies, said to be the Finest Rubies in the world...
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Visit our Ruby Photo Page to see more details...
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"Mixed" Brilliant
Diamond
Cut 14.94 x 11.47 x 10.14(d)mm
faceted by Master Cutter and AGTA Cutting Competition Winner
$200/ct
This is a very unique piece as it has a color shift. It is very
dark under fluorescent lights and looks like a smoky orange.
However, under incandescent light, it is a bright red, very
similar to ruby or chrome pyrope garnet. This could contain
chromium, which explains the color, but the fact that there is a color
change along with the intense red, make this a very unique and unusual
piece. We haven't seen or heard of anything like this previously,
nor has our cutter. We could not obtain a decent photograph of
this gem and had to rely on the photograph that the cutter had
taken. Oh,
and another plus for this gem, it is very large for a nice zircon!
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3.97ct Bright Neony Blue
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This
material displays a
bright blue under incandescent and sunlight, and a more subdued blue
under incandescent. This gem was faceted from the rough by our
U.S. Cutters. There may be some small inclusions within the
stone, but nothing that detracts from the beauty - note that this is
typically expected when one finds a color like this in tourmaline.
A Paraiba look-a-like! (norgem-98b-c1) $5,955
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57.16ct Watermelon
Tourmaline Slice from Brasil! Measures about 2 inches.....
(vista-04-04) $857
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medium
brandy colored Citrine below (5 pieces) is natural Citrine. No
treatment has been performed to modify the color. Almost
all Citrines are heated amethyst or ehhanced gemstones. This
material has been in the owners family for perhaps longer than 60 years
and was faceted out of one piece of rough. The original
gemstone faceted, along with the remaining rough from which these were
faceted, was sent to John Koivula for study. Mr. Koivula is well
known in the gemstone trade, and at that time, was employed by
GIA. His conclusion was that this material was untreated,
natural citrine, much to his surprise as the natural material is rarely
seen in nature. A few of the larger pieces were
specifically faceted to leave a few lines of natural blue zoning.
Heating this material would have removed the zoning. This is
another indication that it is natural and we specifically requested the
zoning be left in when being faceted. This is all the material we
have and these family heirlooms are up for sale. In over 26 years
in the business, the ower of All That Glittters has never held back
sales of any gemstone in its extensive inventory, eventhough many of
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Click on the following link to see several gemstones faceted from this
one piece of natural citrine rough that we believe to have been found
in the United States over 60 years ago...
Quartz Photos
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deep
orange ctirine with red highlights (under incandescent lights), is one
of
the finest colors that we have seen. This is all that we
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$150/ct
(2 ovals weighing 12.70ct and 9.14cts; 1 Round weighing 10.93cts)
Round: approx 14x10.5mm
Oval: approx 16x12x8.5mm
Oval: approx 18x13x9.5mm
(Photographed for
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29.39ct
Faceted Glass with unusual, currently
unknown
inclusion!
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This
faceted item was faceted from a piece
of what was said to be Natural Volcanic Glass from Africa. The
original owner, who is an American Gemstone Dealer in Africa, has only
seen chunks of this material twice in about 30 years. His
impression was this was natural. This faceted piece was sent to
John Koivula, formerly of GIA and now employed by AGTA. John has
written a book of gemstone inclusions and is currently working on
another edition. John examined this piece and believes that it is
man-made glass. John said in an email - "The inclusion in your
glass might be cristobalite? I have seen such inclusions in
partially devitrified glass before." The
inclusions in the rough are really unique and
we are considering faceting more of this material and attempting to
place the inclusion under the table in the center of the piece.
If you have any
interest in the few pieces that we will facet from this rough piece
brought out of Africa within the past year, please send us an
email. The prices will be based on a number of factors but you
can expect that some of the larger pieces will sell for about $15/carat
or so, and smaller ones will be slightly higher. We currently
have an offer to purchase the remainder of the rough that this piece
was faceted from. If there is demand on this material, we would
rather sell it to our customers/collectors. We hope to know more
about the inclusion in the future. $440
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5.42ct Pear Shaped Kunzite of
a
VERY DEEP COLOR for this material.
(nazbro-05-01) $1,355
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We have never
seen Kunziite
of such a wonderful deep pink, though we have have 9-12ct stones which
also fall into this category, as one typically needs large 30+ct stones
to show nice color. When we saw under 15ct stones previously, we
grabbed them. We did the same here. We know of a few
dealers who wholesale smaller stones of say 15cts of a deep color for
$150 per carat - but the outlay of cash is very high for big stones.
These smaller stones of incredible color are not only rare but
are affordable and one can wear them without any issues regarding the
monstrous sizes that are usually seen. Again, in over 20+ years
in the business, we haven't seen small stones with such a nice deep
pink color. As in Aquamarine, we seek smaller stones in Kunzite
with an intense
color!
(Photographed for
possible publication in an upcoming book on gemstones!)
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Color
Change Fluorite. We had seen smaller examples of this material in
Thailand and knew that it existed, but this color is the best we have
ever seen. It is a beautiful deep blue going to a super purple -
100% change! The photo here doesn't do it justice - a small
penlight was used, but one can see the purple. It is also cut in
Germany! This is a must for anyone wanting a phenomenal
gemstone with color change - like many of our gemstones that we
purchase, it is a real gem and a super example of the best of this
material. 11.29cts (wpl-07-01) SOLD (NC Store)
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2.89ct
Rare Green Andesine Feldspar, uncommon in this color. The red,
orange or orangy red that has been prevalent in the market has been
proven to have been color enhanced. We are not sure about whether
green is also being ehanced, as the articles just discuss the
red/orange. This is our first Green Feldspar purchase in our 25+
year
history. We just hadn't seen a fine one at an attractive price
previouslyl. Whether this is enhanced or not, it is a very nice
gemstone... (dazgem-06a-01) $723
(Photographed for
possible publication in an upcoming book on gemstones!)
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11.33ct Neon Apatite
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Cut!
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this piece is
a deep neon blue with a hint of green (to the discerning eye).
There is nothing else in this color, size, cutting, clarity on the
market - this is another One of a Kind, All That Glitters Exclusive.
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brass item was
found
in a shipwreck off the coast of Spain. It dates from about
1675. They
were used to determine the weight of an item of gold. It is part
of
the estate of a well known collector of minerals/gems/antiquities for
years. His wife indicated that it was found by someone they
knew, off
the coast of Spain in a shipwreck. This diver has written a
number of
articles in the past on diving and shipwrecks. We hope to learn
more
about this tiem in the near future, but uncertain how much more
information we can obtain. Prior to purchase of this unique and
historical item, the Assistant Curator of the Harvard Mineralogical
Museum viewed the item with the owner of All That Glitters as well as
another dealer who had purchased similiar items at auctions held at
Harvard in the past. This piece of Spanish Gold History is priced at
only: $525 (cmartin-07-01a) |
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1860s Brasilian Sterling Silver Iced Tea
Spoon with Citrine Rough and Coin!
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The
title sums up this item! This is a 9 inch Sterling Silver Iced
Tea
Spoon, with a piece of Brasilian Citrine Rough on one end, and a
Sterling Silver 1860 Brasilian Coin on the other end.
Unique and
unusual. There is value to be fiound not only in this
unique item as
a whole, but in the value of the rough, the Sterling Silver
and a
silver coin dated 1860! We purchased this item about 20 years
ago.
There is only some slight tarnishing and the darker areas of the
coin
photos above are really the reflection of our black
camera.... ONLY
$199
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4.60ct
Green Tanzanite
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Side View of the Green Tanzanite showing the Natural Pleochroism
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Another
Rarity in the Gem World - A Natural Green Tanzanite, faceted by our
Master Facetor in the U.S.
Tnis 4.60ct Scissors cut is a dark pastel green to a deeper green
depending on the lighting available. The ends appear to pull in
blue
or purple from the other axes of the gem, and when tilted, the colors
blend, going to teal... Note that if one turns the stone on the
side,
one of the other other pleochroic colors, in this case a purplish blue,
is very evident. With the price of the standard colored Tanzanite
increasing and being controlled by one company, similar to DeBeers and
diamonds, all of this material is priced higher and the more unique
colors are even harder to encounter than previously - and in the past,
a unique color was far and few between. This gemstone measures
approx
12.26x6.30x6.13mm (neg-07-01) $9,200
(Photographed for
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Tanzanite
- Before
It Was Tanzanite: Jewelers Circular Keystone (JCK article)
Article discussss a previous Green Tanzanite in the All That Glitters
Inventory...
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3.40ct Cushion cut NEON Blue Tanzanite -
Faceted by our Master U.S. Cutter!
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Trimmed Original Piece of Tanzanite Rough
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What is the more costly
- Purplish Tanzanite or Blue Tanzanite? The consensus over the
years has been that the blue is less common, more desirable and more
expensive. Many Tanzanites will color shift and a blue body color
will become purple under incandescent lighting. So, what happens
when a unique Neon Blue Tanzanite is found? RARE, RARE,
RARE....! The trade doesn't see this material and it usually
never finds its way to the public - generally purchased immediately
when first seen by the trade and those in the business. When one
hasn't seen anything like this in 26 years of dealing with gems, one's
mouth drops. Even if not in the business, one would question what
gemstone this is. It is a unique blue. This gem
glows. There is no purple under any lighting conditions.
The color can best be described as the Best Blue Zircon color.
This was faceted by our Master U.S. Cutter who has won cutting
competitions for his work. This gemstone is no different - every
facet meets perfectly. It is also clean! The piece of rough
that faceted this gem is shown above. The price below reflects what one
might expect to pay for a Tanzanite of normal color, of this
size. This is from old inventory of many years ago; stashed away
by a couple in the business who knew this was special. They sold
the standard colored Tanzanite to the trade and public, keepingt this
behind for their own personal collection!....Dimensions of the finished
gemstone 9.15 X 7.90 X 5.85(d)mm
(gf-07-01) $6,800
(This is about what one would expect to pay in a store for a similar
sized medium saturated Tanzanite of the stanard expected
color. As
someone in the trade said of this color - try finding another one -
regardless of what one has to spend!) (Photographed for
possible publication in an upcoming book on gemstones!)
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Eye Clean,
well cut,
green with a hint of blue going to a greyish purple and OVER 1ct!
(aw-06a-02) Approximate Dimensions:
6.7x4.8x3.8mm $3,258
SOLD! (Retail Store)
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Alexandrite:
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13.00ct Fine Blue with a
hint of Green. From the famous Golconda Mine in Brasil. The
mine has been closed for many decades and the rough was purchased by
All That Glitters over a decade ago and finally faceted by a
Master Cutter and AGTA Cutting Competition Award Winner.
(atoz-97b-01a) $7,800
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Tourmaline from the Congo - Africa!
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9.31ct Tourmaline - Faceted by
Master Cutter and AGTA Cutting Competition Award Winner
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This
tourmaline is from the new find of tourmaline making its way into the
wholesale market currently. After faceting, it will eventually
trickle down to the retail stores and then the public. Like all
other gems, this material has it's fine quality as well as lower
quality. This is a wonderful example of the color, which
can be a very pleasing green with blue. Like many of these
fancies colors, there can be some inclusions. This has a few but
the cutting hides them under most conditions.
The cut is a newly designed called a Switch Back Emerald Cut. It
will twinkle and the flashes of light will bounce rapidly from the top
of the stone to the bottom of the stone as it is tilted. A very
unique cut! This is a large, well cut, teal to green Congo
Tourmaline measuring 14.55x9.50x7.22mm. (hilbos-04a-01)
$9,310
Note - this is the nicest piece of Congo Tourmaline we have seen and a
very fine color for Tourmaline.
As seen in Cedar WIngs Magazine
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2.43ct
Pink
Tourmaline with Watermelon Tourmaline slice image!
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In
over 25 years in the gemstone business, we have never seen anything
like this before. It seems to be a watermelon tourmaline crystal
has
grown and then the pocket composition has changed and pink tourmaline
grew around it. We have recently seen some beads that had
this
similar characterstics, but nothing faceted. We are very excited
about
this and would love to obtain more, but like most of our material, it
is probably a one-of-a-kind piece, to only be found
sporadically.
African (selgem-05-01) $2,430 (Photographed for
possible publication in an upcoming book on gemstones!)
Note - The second photo has been enhanced in saturation to show
off the watermelon slice.
The first photo is more accurate for the body color of the
tourmaline, slice, etc.
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6.20ct
Color Change Turkish
Diaspore, Brilliant Diamond Cut Emerald, faceted by Master Cutter and
AGTA Cutting Competition Award Winner.
12.13x7.75.8.03mm
Published as the example of faceted
Diaspore in a Gemstone Book!
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What is
Diaspore? All That Glitters has the Color Changing
variety of Diaspore.
Read more about this Rare, Unique and Wonderful Gemstone!
Diaspore
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Camille
the Two-Toned
Burmese Jade
Chameleon - Currently All That Glitters Mascot!
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This
unique, well executed
Jade
Carving originates where fine Jade is to be found - Burma. It is
two-toned and this natural aspect of the natural material has
been expertly integrated into a Burmese Chameleon weighing
approximately 317cts of Jade! Our new mascot will probably not be
around too long, and some might even say that it is endangered.
Some astute collector of Jade, the unique, chameleons, jewelry
store, etc. will see this and add it to their collection. This is
the first carving that we felt was of high quality and not overly
priced - and we have been looking for items of quality and distinction
for over 20 years! We honestly do not have a feel for pricing
such an item which was intricately carved over many hours or the price
of this interesting two-tone 317cts of Jade, but we are basing the
price on our cost. We really don't want to part with Camille, but
if she finds a better home, we will let her go and only hope that
we can find some of her relatives..... $3,170
Interesting facts about Camille - she weighs 317cts, and
therefore, is only $10per carat!!! Her overall length is
approximately 3 inches and her height is about 2 inches. She has
been photographed for a magazine article which can be accessed via the
link below.
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Click on any of
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17.30cts Very Fine Mint Bluish Green Afghani Tourmaline cut into a
"Double" Switchback Emerald Rectangle
measuring: 16.44 x 11.41 x 10.06mm
Faceted by a Master Gemstone Cutter who has won awards in the U.S.
The rough was a doubly terminated tourmaline crystal and was purchased
a decade
ago. It originated in the high mountains in the Nuristan area on the
borders
of Pakistan and Afghanistan. This is an inhospitable place for both
humans and
the pack animals that are required to bring the necessary tools and
supplies
to this rugged area.
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Mineralogical
Badges from USSR Symposiums
United Soviet Socialists Republic
(USSR) mineralogical badges representing symposiums, education, mineral
and mining expeditions, as well as professional organizations. These
rarely seen badges have come from the attendee who was an official of
the Soviet Mineralogical Department. This unique collection of
mineralogical badges from the past several decades has accompanied his
immigration to the United States. They are now offered here. Start your
collection now or add to your existing one!
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What is Pezzotatite?
A new
gemstone find that is taking the gemstone collecting world by storm.
Read more about it:
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0.71ct Benitoite
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The above Benitoite was found for sale on
line. It makes our Benitoite a Steal or a Give-A-Way!
(And ours isn't overly dark as this more costly one!)
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This is California's State
Gemstone. A real rarity - this particular stone is quite large
for this material, is clean, has a great color and is well cut. A
super example of this rare gemstone and at a great price too!
(itco-03-01)
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| 24.97ct Kashmir Blue
Tanzanite with Lab Cert |
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For more detailed info
and photos, click on the image to the left or the link below.
(Certificate indicates retail value in 1991 was $27,000; another great
All That Glitters Savings!)
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| 5.20ct Paraiba Tourmaline |
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For more detailed info and photos,
click on the image to the left.
Paraiba Tourmaline
Certified "Paraiba" by AGTA.
View
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| 4.40ct Blue Sapphire |
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A wonderfully
brilliant blue from Ceylon. A large Sapphire to
grace a custom designed ring for a future family heirloom.
(minco-93-01) $6,600 |
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A large
brilliant Blue Sapphire...
Small feather
near top (visible from the back
of the stone - not the front) 10x9x7.75mm
(pmgl-93-03) $9,048
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7.60ct Color Change Sapphire
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Approximate Dimensions:
11.04x9.15x8.08mm $66,695
Stocknumber: (pgml-93-01)
(Photographed
for possible publication in an upcoming book on gemstones!)
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| 500ct Newry Maine Watermelon
Slice |
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Only $18 per carat! SOLD!
This gem of a
watermelon slice is destined to be housed in "...a fabulous collection
of Maine minerals and gems.
This exceptional
museum quality collection will be permanently preserved and on public
display within 2-4 years."
The purchasing agent for this museum collection, had the
following to say:
"had showed
me the slice before he set up the display... I got a great look at it
….in my hands, prior to being displayed and saw how beautiful it is.
That’s what cinched it for me. "
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click on the image to the left.
To learn more about Maine Tourmaline
- Click on the link below:
Maine Tourmaline
For those purchasing this rare and
unique tourmaine from the 1972 Newry Strike in Maine, we have all kinds
of documentation that we can send you!
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3.26ct and
5.59ct Yellow Green (Granny Smith Green)
Maine Tourmaline |
These gems
are from the famous 1972 Tourmaline Strike in Newry
Maine. The
material came from one of the original miners. We traded an 18kt
gold
two tone ring with a center orange diamond flanked by two nice round
diamonds for these two beatuies.. The colors, cutting and
shapes of
these two pieces are a match! Would be wonderful for a ring and
pendant.
$400/ct
(Photographed
for possible publication in an upcoming book on gemstones!)
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To learn more about Maine Tourmaline
- Click on the link below:
Maine Tourmaline
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4.37ct Neon Fuschia Maine Tourmaline |
These
gems are from the famous 1972 Tourmaline Strike in Newry Maine.
We
obtained the rough from one of the original cutters that faceted
the
material for those responsible for this famous find. He was
paid with
a piece of rough which was of similar size to what he had faceted for
them.
$400/ct
(Photographed
for possible publication in an upcoming book on gemstones!)
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To learn more about Maine Tourmaline
- Click on the link below:
Maine Tourmaline
From the World Famous 1972 Strike in Newry, Maine. |
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To learn more about Maine Tourmaline
- Click on the link below:
Maine Tourmaline
From the World Famous 1972 Strike in Newry, Maine.
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Tourmaline - Unique Shape! |
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This gem is from
the famous 1972 Tourmaline Strike in Newry Maine.
We obtained the rough from one of the original cutters that
faceted
the material for those responsible for this famous find. He
was paid
with a piece of rough which was of similar size to what he had faceted
for them. $300
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To learn more about Maine Tourmaline
- Click on the link below:
Maine Tourmaline
From the World Famous 1972 Strike in Newry, Maine. |
| 4.46ct Newry Maine
Tourmaline - Unique Shape! |
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| Cut from a large Maine
Watermelon
Tourmaline Slice $400 |
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To learn more about Maine Tourmaline
- Click on the link below:
Maine Tourmaline
From the World Famous 1972 Strike in Newry, Maine... |
| 2.12ct Newry Maine
Tourmaline - Unique Shape! |
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| Cut from a large Maine
Watermelon
Tourmaline Slice $255 |
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To learn more about Maine Tourmaline
- Click on the link below:
Maine Tourmaline
From the World Famous 1972 Strike in Newry, Maine. |
| 16.00ct Bright Green
Tourmaline |
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Brasilian - U.S. Faceted
(mvk-89-09) $5,600 |
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190ct Facet Grade Terminated Beryl Crystal from
Tajikistan - So clear you can read through the crystal!
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This
was originally purchased to facet, as it is entirely clean, but
the crystal is so wonderful, we will offer it as a crystal and not
facet any fine gemstones from it.
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To see faceted material from similar crystals,
click here: Faceted Yellow
Beryl
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| 21+ct Neon Blue Apatite |
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$4,122
SOLD!
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For more detailed info and photos,
look for this item on the following page:
More
Info
To see more photos of similar Neon
Apatite, click on the link above!
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| Paudarco Amethyst with
Rutilated Quartz - Custom Pendant |
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| $1,013 |
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| Murchie Gold
Mining Uncanceled Stock Certificate - 100 shares, dated 1906 |
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| $375 - In Mint
Condition |
For more detailed info
and photos, click on the
images above.
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| 1.01ct Imperial Malaia Garnet |
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| $250 SOLD |
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Learn more about Imperial Malaya
Garnet - an unusual and rare garnet. Named by the owner of All That
Glitters.
View all of the existing Imperial Malalai Garnet
by visiting the above link!
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| Idar-Oberstein Carved Onyx
(signed/dated) with Michael Dyber Carved Rutilated Quartz |
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| $795 |
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For more detailed info and photos,
look for this item on the following page:
More Info
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| Carved Idar-Oberstein
(signed/dated) with Wonderful Boulder Opal |
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| $675 |
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For more detailed info and photos,
look for this item on the following page:
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Info
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| 160+ct Terminated Zincite
Crystal |
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| $650 - Should produce about
40cts if faceted |
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Learn more about this unique gemstone
that was created by mistake!!
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| 0.91ct Natural Alexandrite! |
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| $4,598 |
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Visit our page on
Alexandrite:
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