All That Glitters Gemstones Appearing in Books/Magazines - Many are Currently Available for Purchase!

Prices Subject to Change at Any Time....

Many of our gemstones have appeared in publications such as Gems and Gemology Magazine by GIA, Jewelers Circular Keystone (JCK), Cedar Wings Magazine (published as an in-flight magazine in the Middle East where all photos of gemstones/rough in the article came from the All That Glitters' Inventory!), and many more. Our gemstones have appeared in two editions of "Gemstones - Understanding, Identifying and Buying". There are collectors out there who desire to collect gemstones that have been published and seen throughout the world. Many people enjoy sharing their personal gemstone treasures with others, whether it is an unset gemstone in a collection or set into a piece of fine jewelry. It is a thrill for most to open a book or magazine and show a photograph of the very gemstone that they are showing to someone! Though All That Glitters gemstones are very often unique and rare due to size, color, clarity, polish and cutting, a few are even more special because they can be found in international publications. They are very much like a work of fine art which is known to belong to a museum - in this case, they may not only be found in some museums, but perhaps in your home or the home perhaps next door to you!

Many of the prices below are more in line with a retail price vs. a gemstone that has been published. A retail estimate is difficult to determine on many of All That Glitters gemstones, because they are typically very unique due to size, cutting, clarity, color, etc. As one famous jewelery stated before - All That Glitters gemstones are "so exclusive and one of a kind, that our customers would not be able to "price shop". Visiting another business and finding a similar gemstone is impossible." Pricing has been based on the normal wholesale with an added percentage due to the publication of the photo. Overall, the prices are very far below where one would expect them to be, and may change at any time.

It is not the norm for a business to have so many gemstones published in trade magazines and books, but this is indeed the business of All That Glitters - dealing in Fine Faceted Unique Colored Gemstones!

published kunzite
5.42ct Pear Shaped Kunzite of a VERY DEEP COLOR for this material. (nazbro-05-01)
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. With decades 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! Approx 14x9x6.5mm
SOLD !
Gemstones - New Edition
Visit our Kunzite Photos Page:
Kunzite

Tangerine Citrine
published neon orange citrine
This deep orange ctirine with red highlights (under incandescent lights), is the finest color that we have seen. This is all that we currently have available. The first piece that was faceted, was photographed for Cedar Wings Magazine and sold to a collector. See photo and info below.
Round 10.93cts: mannog-05-01c SOLD! (PBB)
Oval 9.14cts: approx 16x12x8.5mm mannog-05-01b SOLD! Germany)
Oval 12.70cts: approx 18x13x9.5mm Published mannog-05-01a SOLD!

neon orange citrine
7.59ct Lucious Tangerine Citrine (Brasil)
Just back from our cutters. This deep orange gem with red highlights (under incandescent lights), is one of the finest colors that we have seen. We only have three more pieces like this in the rough. This is the first to be faceted. Be the first, and one of only a few, to own one of these special pieces! (mannog-05-01x) SOLD!
As seen in Cedar WIngs Magazine - Cedar Wings Article
published spessartite
Spessartite Garnet, 7.96ct Flash Emerald Cut(kaek-06-15) $6,368
Photo appears on two different pages!
Gemstones - New Edition Gemstones - New Edition
Visit our Spessartite Photos Page: Spessartite Garnet
(SOLD! SC - UK)

4.60ct Green Tanzanite
published green tanzanite published green tanzanite Side View
published green tanzanite published bicolor tanzanite rough Original Rough
Another Rarity in the Gem World - A Natural Green Tanzanite, faceted by our Supreme Master Facetor, Stephen Kotlowski. This 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) $10,810

Here are the cutters comments regarding this gemstone after he faceted it! cool stone .... the color shift and the flash of the cutting is really fantastic.... the photo's are good but can't show the scintillations that this chameleon of a stone possess..."
The piece of rough is shown above. It was originally a bi-color, being green AND blue, but 50% of the rough could not be used. The blue section was essentially thrown away and a waste. Here is another case of ones hopes being dashed, but the final result of a green or teal Tanzanite makes up for it!
Tanzanite - Before It Was Tanzanite: Jewelers Circular Keystone (JCK article) Article discussss a previous Green Tanzanite in the All That Glitters Inventory...
Visit our Tanzanite Photos Page: Tanzanite

3.40ct Cushion cut NEON Blue Tanzanite - Faceted by our Master U.S. Cutter - Stephen Kotlowski!
super blue tanzanite master cut
super blue tanzanite rough
Trimmed Original Piece of Tanzanite Rough
The only other piece we know of is in Russia - Wish we had bought it!
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 30 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, Stephen Kotlowski, 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) $8,500 (This is about what one would expect to pay in a store for a similar sized medium saturated Tanzanite of the standard expected color. As someone in the trade said of this color - try finding another one - regardless of what one has to spend!)

published maine tourmaline
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 beauties.. The colors, cutting and shapes of these two pieces are a match! Would be wonderful for a ring and pendant.
3.26ct (dswt-92-01) $1,300ct
5.59ct (dswt-92-01) $900/ct
The smaller of the two appears in "Gemstones - Understanding, Identifying and Buying"; Keith Wallis FGA (New Edition) Gemstones: Understanding, Identifying, Buying - New Edition
View more of our Tourmalines starting with the following page: Tourmaline
Fine colored larger Maine Tourmalines are now frequently being sold at $1000/ct.

published maine tourmaline
12.41ct and 4.37ct Neon Fuchsia Maine Tourmaline
These gems are from the famous 1972 Tourmaline Strike in Newry Maine. We obtainedboth pieces of 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 - in this case the smaller of the two gemstone. The large 12.41ct All That Glitters had faceted from a piece of rough purchased from the same person as noted above, but was originally purchased in the 1970s as an investment and piece of Maine history from Frank Perham.
12.41ct (jrbsn-93-03) $1,500/ct
4.37ct (rrbsn-93a-10) $900/ct
The larger of these two gemstones appears in "Gemstones - Understanding, Identifying and Buying"; Keith Wallis FGA (New Edition)
Gemstones: Understanding, Identifying, Buying - New Edition
View more of our Tourmalines starting with the following page: Tourmaline
Fine colored larger Maine Tourmalines are now frequently being sold at $1000/ct.

published pink tourmaline with internal watermelon published pink tourmaline with internal watermelon
2.43ct Pink Tourmaline with Watermelon Tourmaline slice image!
With over 30 years in the gemstone business, we had 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)

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.

Gemstones: Understanding, Identifying, Buying - New Edition
SOLD! (Canada - " I received the stone yesterday; it is awesome! ")
View more of our Tourmalines starting with the following page:Tourmaline

published large mozambique purple tourmaline
10.28ct Oval Amethyst Purple Tourmaline faceted by our Supreme Master Gem Cutter, Stephen Kotlowski. (pntrd-08a-01a) Though now a well known gemstone due to it's publication, we still currently have it at the wholesale cost of a well known West Coast business. (Priced back in 2007) Call or email if you have an interest. Only one like this!
Gemstones - New Edition
View More Purple Tourmaline
as well as other colors of Mozambique Tourmaline on the following page:
Mozambique Tourmaline

published green quartz concave faceted
11.07ct Green Quartz Concave Pear Green Quartz is typically heated Amethyst. (23.0x12.0x8.7mm) $1,660 (nev-01)
Gemstones - New Edition
Also seen in Cedar Wings Magazine: Cedar Wings Article
Visit our Quartz Photos Page: Quartz

Almost a 13ct ct Neon Apatite!!
published large neon apatite
This Neon Blue Apatite hails from the same country that produced our previous neon Apatites, including the ones that were photographed by GIA for a future article. This particular gem was faceted from a piece of rough that appeared in JCK magazine. (The piece of rough is the largest in the photo, and appears far more green in the photo than in person.) The All That Glitters Neon Apatites have received much press because of their size, color and clarity. This one falls into that category too, but it was also faceted by our Master Facetor (Stephen Kotlowski). Each facet meets perfectly. The future owner could enter this piece into one of the annual cutting competitions. The color of this gemstone is diffrernt from the other simiilar gemstones we have faceted. This is not a true blue, but more of a bluish green or deep teal. 12.90ct Unique Deep Bluish Green Apaptite faceted by our Master Cutter who called this color Caribbean. 17.38x12.03x9.20mm (mj3inc-04-02a) $6,129
Gemstones - New Edition
To View More of our Neon Apatites, Visit our Apatite Photos Page: Neon Apatite

published fossilized walrus ivory scrimshaw
published fossilized walrus ivory scrimshaw
published fossilized walrus ivory scrimshaw
A wonderful piece of art and antiquity. Signed by the artist. Purchased decades ago.
published fossilized walrus ivory scrimshaw
published fossilized walrus ivory scrimshaw
A wonderful piece of art and antiquity. Signed by the artist. Purchased decades ago. The back has more of these holes, which most likely were made to make fire.
Both of these pieces are featured in Gemstones: Understanding, Identifying, Buying - New Edition
View Other Interesting and Unique Items starting on the folowing page: Other Items Mineral/Gem Related

published color changing turkish diaspore
6.20ct Color Change Turkish Diaspore, Brilliant Diamond Cut Emerald, faceted by Master Cutter and AGTA Cutting Competition Award Winner - Stephen Kotlowski. 12.13x7.75.8.03mm $10,850
Represents the Species Diaspore in both the First and Second Editions - See below:
Visit our Diaspore Photos Page: Diaspore

Fordite! - SOLD!
published fordite
What is Fordite? People have been requesting more of the Fordite we purchased a number of years ago. We encountered it by mistake and thought it was fascinating and beautiful, plus part of history. The supply is limited and when it is depleted, that will be the end of it. This material has come from the walls of the Ford company in the US and UK. When Ford sprayed their automobiles, the layers of paint would adhere to the walls. Over many years, this built up and had to be removed. It has hardened over the decades and with experience, one can remove the layers to release the inner beauty related to the colors of vehicles that were painted in the 1950s and 1960s. Since the process for painting has changed, this material will no longer be created, so it is truly a very limited supply. Again, All That Glitters was fortunate to find a person who had some of this material stashed away for decades. The owner of All That Glitters chose the best colors and designs. All of this material has some metallic paint, so it may glitter - this is actually what you want to see! From another individual, we did see one piece of the material at a good price, but it didn't look right - it did not have the layers that we expected, nor did it have the metallic paint. Think it was meant to deceive and to fool the unsuspecting into thinking that it was Fordite. We have a few pieces of Fordite that we were very lucky to find. After selling the above group to a dealer making jewelry from this material, we were without any examples of this unqiue American material for about 5 years!
A few very fine examples were available and All That Glitters grabbed them.
View our available Fordite on the following page: Fordite
See the above All That Glitters Fordite published within a gemstone book on the following page:
Gemstones: Understanding, Identifying, Buying - New Edition

9.24ct Radiant Cut Zincite - SOLD!
published zincite
Gemstones: Understanding, Identifying, Buying - New Edition
What is Zincite? The Zincite Story
Visit our Faceted Zincite Page - we may be the only business who is faceting this interesting material!
Zincite Photos Page

To read more about the book "Gemstones - Understanding, Identifying and Buying" New Edition, or to order, visit the following page: Flyer and Ordering

All That Glitters Published Photos - Jewelers Circular Keystone Magazine (JCK):

published heated green to blue tanzanite
2.94ct Trilliant, U.S. Faceted - A beauty! (neg-03-03) $3,675 *** Note - this gem was featured in an article published in the May Issue of Jewelers Circular Keystone (JCK) Magazine. The color of this gem was originally green. Heat changed it to the color that most expect Tanzanite to be! Most Tanzanite is found in the earth as a brown colo. It is heated to produce the blue/purple color. Naturally occurring Tanzanite can be brown, blue/purple, green, yellow and pink.
To see the article and photos, click on the following link : Before It Was Tanzanite
Visit our Tanzanite Photos Page: Tanzanite

published apatite
Truly a Neon Blue, this Apatite from Madagascar weighs in at 4.30cts and was faceted by our Master Gem Cutter, Stephen Kotlowski. This is a Mixed Brilliant Trilliant. Unheard of in this size, cutting and clarity. This rough was obtained in Madagascar two decades previously! (mj3inc-04-03b) Approximately: 11.50x9.16x6.88mm You can see the actual rough from which this was faceted by visiting the JCK Article from 2004 on Apatite: JCK Apatite Article This is the last of the old rough and we could not obtain more even if we attempted to!... SOLD! (Store - NC) To View More of our Neon Apatites, Visit our Apatite Photos Page: Neon Apatite

published apatite
This Large Blue Apatite from Madagascar weighs in at 8.60cts and was faceted by our Award Winning Master Gem Cutter (Stephen Kotlowski). He has called this cut the Owl Half Moon. There is some green, making this a beautiful teal color, but the predominant color is blue! Unheard of in this size, cutting and clarity. This rough was obtained in Madagascar two decades previously! (mj3inc-04-03c) $2,580 Approximately: 13.98x10.14x8.64mm You can see the actual rough from which this was faceted by visiting the JCK Article from 2004 on Apatite: JCK Apatite Article
This is the last of the old rough and we could not obtain more even if we attempted to!...
To View More of our Neon Apatites, Visit our Apatite Photos Page: Neon Apatite

published apatite
Results just back from our Master Cutter (Stephen Kotlowski), a 10.15ct Kitty Kat Kut Teal Madagascar Apatite! Unheard of in this size, cutting and clarity. This rough was obtained in Madagascar two decades previously! (mj3inc-04-02b) $3,045 Approximately: 17.15x9.13x8.33mm You can see the actual rough from which this was faceted by visiting the JCK Article from 2004 on Apatite: JCK Apatite Article
This is the last of the old rough and we could not obtain more even if we attempted to!...
To View More of our Neon Apatites, Visit our Apatite Photos Page: Neon Apatite

Almost a 13ct ct Neon Apatite!!
published apatite
This Neon Blue Apatite hails from the same country that produced our previous neon Apatites, including the ones that were photographed by GIA for a future article. This particular gem was faceted from a piece of rough that appeared in JCK magazine. (The piece of rough is the largest in the photo, and appears far more green in the photo than in person.)
JCK Apatite Article

The All That Glitters Neon Apatites have received much press because of their size, color and clarity. This one falls into that category too, but it was also faceted by our Master Facetor (Stephen Kotlowski). Each facet meets perfectly. The future owner could enter this piece into one of the annual cutting competitions.

The color of this gemstone is diffrerent from the other simiilar gemstones we have faceted. This is not a true blue, but more of a bluish green or deep teal. 12.90ct Unique Deep Bluish Green Apaptite faceted by our Master Cutter, Stephen Kotlowski. 17.38x12.03x9.20mm (mj3inc-04-02a) $5,160

Also appears in: Gemstones - New Edition
To View More of our Neon Apatites, Visit our Apatite Photos Page: Neon Apatite

All That Glitters Future Published Photos - Gems and Gemology Magazine (GIA):

published large apatite published large apatite
11.33ct Neon Apatite - U.S. Cut!
The color of 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. 16.4x10.0x8.2mm (mjthre-97-01b) $3,399
May appear in Gems and Gemology Magazine in the future!
To View More of our Neon Apatites, Visit our Apatite Photos Page: Neon Apatite

All That Glitters Published Photos - Cedar Wings On-Board Magazine (Country: Lebanon):

published color change turkish diaspore
4.68ct Color Change Turkish Diaspore, "Gone Askew Rhombus", faceted by Master Cutter and AGTA Cutting Competion Award Winner - Stephen Kotlowski. This was photographed under diffused office fluorescent lights, with a small penlight illuminating the gemstone from above. The incandescent penlight gives the peach, orange, red highlights. Depending on the light source, one can see the following depending on those wavelengths available in those light sources: Office Fluorescent: Beige or beige-green Brinkman Fluorescent: Better green than above Diffused Daylight (by a window, under a tree, etc.): Shows the best Green under the lighting conditions tested. Incandescent/spot: Bronzy Pink Contact us to learn more or for a price. (14.81x9.24x7.82x6.36mm) $7,020
As seen in Cedar Wings Magazine: Cedar Wings Article
Visit our Diaspore Photos Page: Diaspore

published honey colored quartz
16.64ct Deep Honey Quartz SOLD!
As seen in Cedar Wings Magazine: Cedar Wings Article
Visit our Quartz Photos Page: Quartz

published topaz colored quartz
2 pieces totalling 10.14cts of Topaz-looking Quartz - $760
As seen in Cedar Wings Magazine: Cedar Wings Article
Like most of the fancy colors being seen on the market for the past few decades, this color is enhanced in a similar way at times as blue topaz is.
Visit our Quartz Photos Page: Quartz

published concave cut green quartz
11.07ct Green Quartz Concave Pear Green Quartz is typically heated Amethyst. (23.0x12.0x8.7mm) $1,384 (nev-01)
As seen in Cedar Wings Magazine: Cedar Wings Article
Also seen in : Gemstones: Understanding, Identifying, Buying - New Edition
Visit our Quartz Photos Page:Quartz

published canary quartz
33.25ct Deep Canary Yellow Quartz - Concave Faceting $1,995 (only $60/ct!)
As seen in Cedar Wings Magazine: Cedar Wings Article
Visit our Quartz Photos Page: Quartz

published concave amethyst
11.05cts of Brasilian Amethyst - Concave Faceted Great for a ring, pendant, pin, etc. The photo does not do the trilliant justice as it has the best color of the three stones. $1,105
As seen in Cedar Wings Magazine: Cedar Wings Article
Visit our Quartz Photos Page: Quartz

Tourmaline from the Congo - Africa!
published congo tourmaline
9.31ct Tourmaline - Faceted by Master Cutter and AGTA Cutting Competition Award Winner (Stephen Kotlowski)
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) 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: Cedar Wings Article
View more of our Tourmalines starting with the following page: Tourmaline

published neon blue tourmaline
published neon blue tourmaline
published neon blue tourmaline
3.97ct Bright Neony Blue Tourmaline
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! Far less saturated blue, but still neony, fetches $2,000/ct (wholesale) in Thailand. This is faceted not only in the US and the cutting is superior to most cutting done in Thailand, but the inclusions are small and the color is head and shoulders above the color just described that is occasionally seen in the gemstone buying offices in Thailand. (norgem-98b-c1) $6,948
As seen in Cedar Wings Magazine: Cedar Wings Article
View more of our Tourmalines starting with the following page: Tourmaline

published jade chameleon published jade chameleon
published jade chameleon published jade chameleon
Camille the Two-Toned Burmese Jade Chameleon - Currently All That Glitters Mascot!
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 four decades! 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.....(chapr-05-01) $4,275

Interesting facts about Camille - she weighs 317ctst!!! 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. Not too many have the opportunity to own an item that was seen in a magazine around the world! (Not to mention, it is Genuine Natural Jade too!)
As seen in Cedar Wings Magazine: Cedar Wings Article
*** Click on any of the images above for a larger view! ***
View Other Interesting and Unique Items starting on the folowing page: Other Items Mineral/Gem Related

Facetor Chat Newsletter (United Kingdom )

published zincite
Read More from the article that was originally published above: Facetor Chat Newsletter - United Kingdom
What is Zincite? The Zincite Story
Visit our Faceted Zincite Page - we may be the only business who is faceting this interesting material!
Zincite Photos Page

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Published 2
Published 3

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