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| A Suite of Color....
3.19ct Rose Garnet: $160 1.18ct Green Tourmaline: $118 3.74ct Red Garnet (most likely a fine Rhodolite): $374 SOLD! (minco-09-02p) |
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0.71ct Pear Shaped Diamond, Approx H/I color and SI2 Clarity (scrp-08-02) $2,945
An appraisal (2003) is available but obviously outdate; shows more info: Appraisal |
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| 16.90cts of Tanzanian Sunstone (not exactly matched and can be purchased separately) with a wonderful color and a faint/medium 4-ray stay present. This material was written up in an article by Morgan Beard and is very collectable. You can see the internal fibers that make up the stars. The body color is gold... (7.69ct and 9.21ct) (mj3inc-04-04p) $60/ct (A great price for this fine quality material!) |
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| 3 cabs of Tanzanian Sunstone weighing 14.65cts. The middle stone shows a weak 4 ray star, and the left hand/right hand cab show a fairly distinct cats-eye! These gemstones can be purchased separately. Photo on the left was taken with a pen light to act as the lighting source to show off the phenomenon. (3.66ct, 3.72ct, 7.27ct) (mj3inc-04-04p) $60/ct (A great price for this fine quality material!) | |
| Same 3 cabs under office flourescent lights with no over head pin point light source; therefore, no cats-eye or star. | |
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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) $1,012 Gemstones - New Edition |
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| Two Deep Yellow Orthoclases from Madagascar. Unsual in such fine yellow
(note that the color is a medium deep yellow, and the orangy highlights
were picked up by the camera. The eye does not see this orange).
Small Oval: 8.28cts (hilbos-05-01a) $621 Large Oval: 31.67cts (hilbos-05-01p) SOLD ! |
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| 1.98ct Diopside | 7.88ct Diopside Rough |
| The origin of this material is Madagascar. One piece was faceted by our cutters to produce the round. The piece of rough above, which is not facet quality, accompanies the faceted stone. This would make a great piece for someone interested in faceted stones and the material that produces them. $199 | |
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| 4.49ct Total Weight Yellow Scapolite Parcel - African $247 for the parcel (eagt-94-05p) |
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3.52ct Sphene (Madagascar), Elong
Emerald Cut, Great Dispersion, faceted in the U.S. - $1,408
(mjthre-00b-1b)
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| 1.41ct Aquamarine, nice shape and color; veil running across, not that noticeable - $212 (tpco-89-02) |
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Kyanite from Nepal - $200 per
carat, ave wt = 2.67cts Kashmir Sapphire Blue Color! An incredible color without the typically issues of inclusions and zoning seen in this material. This particulat deposit produced some gemmy material, as Kyanite is not thought of as a faceted gemstone - so this particular find and these examples above are far from the norm! (vst-04d-04p) The two ovals above have been sold. A Dealer sale to Slovakia. The two smaller pieces are available - and the average weight of the two is less than 2 carats! |
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| A - David Stanley Sculpted Interlocking Citrine(
2.11ct)/Amethyst(2.90ct) $735 (dstan-90a#)
Signed statement of authenticity by David Stanley |
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| B - David Stanley Sculpted Green Tourmaline(3.99ct) $650
(dstan-90e#)
Signed statement of authenticity by David Stanley |
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| C - David Stanley Sculpted Interlocking
Citrine(2.26ct)/Amethyst(3.48ct) $825 (dstan-90c#)
Signed statement of authenticity by David Stanley |
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| These pieces were designed by David Stanley, one of the first Americans working in a similar fashion to Munsteiner in Germany. These unique pieces were chosen from a few hundred pieces of David's work in 1990. They were chosen based on the designs, keeping the customer and goldsmith in mind. Note that the citrine and amethyst pieces are separate pieces, and one can separate them with a bar of gold, diamonds, other gemstones or whatever the customer desires. | ||
| For an article on David Stanley's work and a photo of one
of his design's click on the link below: Modern Jewelers Article - David Stanley Gem Sculptor |
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| Orthoclase (20.95ct Oval/2.48ct Oval) |
| This material came from Madagascar and has a good depth of color. (hilbos-05-01p) Only $40/ct |
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| We choose a few pieces of this material from perhaps a few thousand pieces that we had recently seen. We thought the colors were absolutely wonderful. A few had incredible picture-like quality; they looked like desert scenes, with mountains, plateaus, blufs and with a greyish blue overcast sky. These again, like all of our material, is the best of the best. We understand that this comes from Wyoming and it really hasn't been actively mined for about the 1980s. Have also heard that the deposit is difficult to get to. The original namers of this material had wanted to pay tribute to Hawaii, but mispelled the name - Owyhee. This is where the name came from. We have also heard some other stories, but haven't delved into it; we typically deal with faceted gemstones, but many times beautiful things catch our eyes such as this material. |
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| Approx 60x29mm 69.76cts (remc-06-01b) $250 |
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| Blue Topaz - 14.80cts - 10 pieces $99 |
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| 3.39ct Peridot |
| From a fairly new find of Peridot in China, the photo of this gemstone does not due it any justice! It is a good green, a large eye clean Peridot at a great price. (selgem-06b-01) $848 |
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| 29.39ct Faceted Glass with unusual, currently unknown inclusion! | |
| 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. Examples of this material were sent to a person known for his expertise on glasses. He was not able to identify the inclusion, how it was made, etc. It certainly had him intrigued. We only have this one piece. It is extremely interesting, has a great cut and polish, as one of our local cutters faceted it. This material seems to show dispersion under the right lights also. A must have for those who like the unusual - $599 | |
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4.19ct Octagon Sphalerite, Spain (lmb-03-01c) $1,467
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| 2.61ct Octagon Sphalerite, Spain (lmb-03-01a) $456 Way below the current wholesale price for such a piece! | |
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| 5.45ct Pakistani Peridot, U.S. Faceted Wonderful cut and color - the color in the photograph is deeper than in real life, but it is a real nice Peridot color and it certainly sparkles. This is a very large and very clean Peridot. There are a few small inclusions which are not readily visible to the unaided eye. (flg-97-01) $1,635 |
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| Cat's Eye Chrysoberyl - 2.45ct Nice size, wonderful transparency, incredibly sharp eye - the finest we have had in over 20 years at this point in our business. The photos do not do this gem justice! 7.4X5.9X6.0 (aw-04-03) $3,675 | |
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Note: Magnification and bright lighting is required to photograph gemstones. Some inclusions may be visible under these circumstances. You are viewing photographs as if you were using a loupe or microscope - not your unaided eye. Under normal conditions, these inclusions may not be visible.
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