Fine Gemstone Auction
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Fine Gemstone Auction
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Description
NO RESERVE!! Jewelry grade gemstones. Rock bottom 1 cent openers. All fully pictured and described. Each stone verified by our certified gemologist and backed by a full refund policy.
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General Info
This lot is not for sale. Some pretty fantastic gemstones in this auction, especially toward the later lots. We've pictured these stones in very high magnification to show all the features of the stones. Most of the flaws and imperfections seen in the pictures wont be seen by the naked eye. These stones are mostly eye clean. And some scuffing on the facet edges is also visible that isn't visible to the naked eye. These gems are almost all VVS clarity and jewelry grade. Most gemstones sold online are not jewelry grade. The cuts are poor and the color is washed out. Genuine, jewelry grade gems are expensive and rare, which is why most of the gems in this auction are rather small. We encourage you to compare our gemstones with other auction houses. You'll see a clear difference in quality. These gems are all cut to calibrated sizes to be used in jewelry. We've tried to put lots together that will be perfect for making jewelry pieces. That's why a lot of the lots are arranged into matched pairs and all the gems of standard, calibrated sizes. All gems sold in this auction are natural, mined from the earth gemstones, unless specifically labeled "Synthetic" in the title or description of the lot. When do our best to fully describe these gems, as well as any treatments they have. We don't try to pass off synthetics as the real thing. There are a lot of companies out there selling synthetics as genuine gemstones, so be careful where you buy. All of our gems are checked by a certified gemologist, and most have slight natural inclusions of some kind, verifying that they're real. We've attached a copy of the gemologist's certification and membership to the AGTA. Unlike many auction companies, we take extremely high magnification pictures to fully show the stone. We don't hide anything, so you can bid with confidence. If you have any questions, feel free to contact Ben, our certified gemologist prior to bidding.
3.71 Carat Matched Pair of Moonstone
Not a whole lot of color to these moonstones. Just hints of Blue when they catch the light just right. Untreated stones.
0.79 Carat Interesting Green Andesine
Andesine is a natural stone that can come in a variety of colors. Since it's colored by Copper, it comes in the same shades that Copper can turn to, Coppery Peach, Red and Green. This stone has a bright Green streak running through the center of it, making it quite unique. Untreated stone.
2.35 Carat Matched Pair of Australian Black Opal Triplets
Decent matched pair of Opal Triplets. A Triplet is a thin slice of natural Opal that's given a protective backing and a hard Quartz top to keep it from getting damaged.
3.20 Carat Matched Pair of Lemon Checkerboard Cut Citrines
Decent matched pair. Untreated stones.
32.22 Carat Oval Millennium Cut Mystic Quartz
Nice example of a Mystic Quartz. Mystic Quartz gets its rainbow of colors from a surface coating that's baked onto the stone.
51.38 Carat Nice Oval Dendritic Opal Cabochon
Nice example of a Dendritic Opal. Great color patters. Dendritic Opal is also known as "Snow Scene Opal" because how the color patterns look like a little shrubs on a snowy hillside. Untreated stone.
32.32 Carat Parcel of Nice Multicolored Flourites
Decent examples of Flourites. Untreated stones.
2.55 Carat Matched Pair of Oval Cut Peridot
Decent matched pair of Peridots. Good color. Untreated stones.
3.60 Carat Trio of Oval Cut Citrines
Nice trio of Citrines, all with varying shades of Orange. One of the ways you can know that our gemstones are genuine is because they all have varying shades of color. Synthetics nearly always have perfect color with little to no variation. Genuine gemstones are always varied in colors piece to piece. These are untreated stones.
2.02 Carat Matched Pair of Nice Intense Sky Blue Topaz
Great matched pair of Topaz. All Blue Topaz have been heated and irradiated to get their color. 100% of the Blue Topaz on the market have been treated this way.
1.06 Carat Pear Cut Very Fine Citrine
Great color to this Citrine. Would make a perfect center stone for a nice ring. Untreated stone.
33.33 Carat Oval Fantastic Labradorite Cabochon
Just a great example of a Labradorite, with a bright sheen of Blue on both sides. Untreated stone.
3.66 Carat Matched Pair of Richly Colored Amethysts
Nice color to these Amethysts. Untreated stones.
2.25 Carat Parcel of Very Nice Rhodolite Garnet Ovals
Just a fantastic parcel of Rhodolite Garnets here. Very vibrant color and well cut for their size. Untreated stones.
2.03 Carat Marquise Cut Richly Colored Amethyst
Great Amethyst here. Rare to find an Amethyst in Marquise cut, especially with rich color like this. Untreated stone.
2.67 Carat Nice Rich Green Tourmaline
Nice Tourmaline. Great, rich Green color. Untreated stone.
21.28 Carat Nice Checkerboard Cut Green Amethyst
Nice Green Amethyst. Large and uniquely cut. Untreated stone.
39.79 Carat Very Fine Half Moon Malachite Cabochon
Great example of a Malachite. Untreated stone.
1.83 Carat Nice Marquise Cut Rubellite Tourmaline
Great color to this Rubellite Tourmaline. A few inclusions, but Rubellite is a Type 3 gemstone, meaning that it nearly always comes with inclusions. Rubellite is one of the more valuable colors for Tourmaline. This is an untreated stone.
4.48 Carat Parcel of Nice, Brightly Colored Seafoam Green Indicolite Tourmalines
Great color to these Tourmalines. This bright, Seafoam Green color is one of the most valuable colors for Tourmaline. These stones may or may not be copper bearing, but if they are, that makes them extremely valuable. Untreated stones.
3.95 Carat Very Bright Seafoam Green Indicolite Tourmaline
Great color to this Tourmaline. This bright, Seafoam Green color is one of the most valuable colors for Tourmaline. This stone may or may not be copper bearing, but if it is, that makes it extremely valuable. Untreated stone.
1.25 Carat Square Cut Fine Intense Sky Blue Topaz
Just a great Topaz here. All Blue Topaz is heated and irradiated to get its color. 100% of the Blue Topaz on the market are treated this way.