Showing posts with label Jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jewelry. Show all posts
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Friday, 11 May 2012
1ct Tanzanite - 7.5x7.5x4mm
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| 7.5x7.5x4mm - 1ct Tanzanite Apparently - "1ct.AAA D BLOCK! 100% NATURAL TOP PURPLISH BLUE TANZANITE" I doubt it ;) |
Saturday, 5 May 2012
Ebay Sale: Bracelet - Tanzanite Platinum Overlay 925 Bracelet ATGW 6.72cts - Auth Cert
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Ebay Sale: Bracelet - Tanzanite Platinum Overlay 925 Bracelet ATGW 6.72cts - Auth Cert7
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| Ebay Sale - Tanzanite Bracelet |
Ebay Sale: Size 7 Ruby & Zircon Sterling Silver Ring > 2cts - Auth Cert
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Ebay Sale: Size 7 Ruby & Zircon Sterling Silver Ring > 2cts - Auth Cert
Sunday, 29 April 2012
Article - Gemstones - Ammolite
Ammolite
A kaleidoscope of iridescent colours displayed on the outside of a fossil and from just one small location on the planet - now that’s rare!
Ammolite is claimed by many to be the rarest gemstone on the planet. Whilst this might be taking it a little far, it is certainly incredibly rare and to-date has only ever been discovered in the isolated region of Southern Alberta, Canada.If you were to ask me to categorise its rarity, I would put it on a par with Zultanite and Paraiba Tourmaline. The problem with Ammolite doesn’t stop with its rarity and just like Zultanite, taking the rough material and converting it into a piece that can be set into jewellery is ...
A kaleidoscope of iridescent colours displayed on the outside of a fossil and from just one small location on the planet - now that’s rare!
| Unprocessed Ammolite |
Article - Gemstones - Ametrine
Ametrine
Discovered only at the Anahi Mine in Bolivia comes a gemstone with a beautiful split personality.
Ametrine is possibly one of the most interesting and beautiful gemstones to become available on the global gem market during recent years.
Currently only found at the Anahi Mine in Eastern Bolivia, it is a fusion of the gorgeous regal purple of Amethyst and the warm sunshine hue of Citrine, beautifully combined in one stone. In the gem industry, Ametrine also goes by the name of ...
| Ametrine - evenly split Bi-colour |
Ametrine is possibly one of the most interesting and beautiful gemstones to become available on the global gem market during recent years.
Currently only found at the Anahi Mine in Eastern Bolivia, it is a fusion of the gorgeous regal purple of Amethyst and the warm sunshine hue of Citrine, beautifully combined in one stone. In the gem industry, Ametrine also goes by the name of ...
Article - Gemstones - Amethyst
Amethyst
Throughout history, Amethyst has been one of the most popular and mystical of all gemstones.
Its use in very rudimentary jewellery can be traced back as far as the Neolithic period (approximately 4000BC), and samples of it set into gold rings have been uncovered in burial sites from around 2400BC.
Amethyst is the name given to purple Quartz and some believe that its name derives from the Greek word “Amethustos”, “A” meaning “not” and “methustos” meaning “to intoxicate”.
In ancient times, ...
Throughout history, Amethyst has been one of the most popular and mystical of all gemstones.
| Amethyst "Rough" before cutting and polishing |
Amethyst is the name given to purple Quartz and some believe that its name derives from the Greek word “Amethustos”, “A” meaning “not” and “methustos” meaning “to intoxicate”.
In ancient times, ...
Article - Gemstones - Almandine Garnet
Almandine Garnet
One of the oldest Garnets recorded by man, this beautiful gem was featured in writings by the Roman historian Pliny the Elder.
In appearance Almandine Garnet varies in colour from a red to reddish orange through to a delicious, purplish red and is typically dark in tone.For thousands of years, Almandine Garnet has been mined in several locations around the world and is often given a different name based on where it is found.
The name is said to have been derived from the writing of Pliny the Elder who wrote of a stone coming from an Asian town called Alabanda. Often you will read Almandine Garnet incorrectly spelt as Almandite.
In Sri Lanka where ...
One of the oldest Garnets recorded by man, this beautiful gem was featured in writings by the Roman historian Pliny the Elder.
| Faceted Almandine Garnet |
The name is said to have been derived from the writing of Pliny the Elder who wrote of a stone coming from an Asian town called Alabanda. Often you will read Almandine Garnet incorrectly spelt as Almandite.
In Sri Lanka where ...
Article - Gemstones - Agate
Agate
This gemstone has been prized since antiquity and is a variety of Chalcedony, which in turn is a member of the Quartz family.
It was given its name by Theophrastus, a Greek philosopher who is believed to have discovered the gem on the banks of the river Achates in the 4th century BC. The gemstone was later mentioned in the Bible as one of the “stones of fire”.
Made from silicon dioxide, it has a glassy (vitreous) lustre, and registers 7 in hardness on the Mohs scale. Being such a hard stone, Agate is often used to make brooches and pins. Additionally, as it can also resist acids (unlike a lot of other gemstones) it has been used to make mortars and pestles to ...
This gemstone has been prized since antiquity and is a variety of Chalcedony, which in turn is a member of the Quartz family.
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| Agate Jewellery |
Made from silicon dioxide, it has a glassy (vitreous) lustre, and registers 7 in hardness on the Mohs scale. Being such a hard stone, Agate is often used to make brooches and pins. Additionally, as it can also resist acids (unlike a lot of other gemstones) it has been used to make mortars and pestles to ...
Article - Gemstones - Paua Shell (Abalone)
Paua Shell (Abalone)
A gemstone created in the sea, with a fusion of blues and greens. Just like the ocean’s waves with swirling and rolling in beautiful patterns.
Considered a delicacy by many throughout the world, the Abalone, or Ear Shell, is a Gastropod: a member of the Mollusc family of sea creatures. The creature has a univalve shell, similar to the Limpet and attaches itself to rocks or structures under the sea by suction.
The shell of the Abalone is used in jewellery, and the exceptional and mesmerising colours of the shell are a ...
| Abalone Shell - Polished |
Considered a delicacy by many throughout the world, the Abalone, or Ear Shell, is a Gastropod: a member of the Mollusc family of sea creatures. The creature has a univalve shell, similar to the Limpet and attaches itself to rocks or structures under the sea by suction.
The shell of the Abalone is used in jewellery, and the exceptional and mesmerising colours of the shell are a ...
Article - Gemstones - Abalone (Paua Shell)
Abalone (Paua Shell)
A gemstone created in the sea, with a fusion of blues and greens. Just like the ocean’s waves with swirling and rolling in beautiful patterns.
Considered a delicacy by many throughout the world, the Abalone, or Ear Shell, is a Gastropod: a member of the Mollusc family of sea creatures. The creature has a univalve shell, similar to the Limpet and attaches itself to rocks or ...
| Abalone Shell - Polished |
Considered a delicacy by many throughout the world, the Abalone, or Ear Shell, is a Gastropod: a member of the Mollusc family of sea creatures. The creature has a univalve shell, similar to the Limpet and attaches itself to rocks or ...
Monday, 20 February 2012
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