This lot is not for sale. Lots of fine 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....more

Nice example of a Labradorite. Untreated stone....more

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Decent stones. Untreated stones....more

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Nice Aventurine. Great color and cut. Aventurine is a form of Chalcedony, in the same family as Jasper, Onyx and Agate. It's often mistaken as high quality Jade. Untreated stone....more

Nice example of a Smoky Quartz with a deep Brown color. Untreated stone....more

Great examples of Moonstone, each with a strong Blue sheen. Untreated stones....more

Nice Citrine. Lightly colored and a good cut. Untreated stone....more

Great example of a Labradorite. Has a strong Blue sheen on both sides. Untreated stone....more

Nice Garnets. One is a little rough on the girdle, as you can see from the pictures. But the scuffing is so slight, you can't see it with the naked eye. Untreated stones....more

Great color to these stones. Untreated stones....more

White Topaz is generally heated gently to remove all traces of color....more

Great matched pair here. Untreated stones....more

Decent pair here. Unusual honey color. Not quite a match for color, but close. Untreated stones....more

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Deep Red Garnets. Marquise is a rare shape for Garnet, especially in matched pairs. Untreated stones....more

Great Garnet with a velvety Cinnamon color. This is a Hessonite Garnet, a more rare form of Garnet than the standard Red. Untreated stone....more

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Petalite is an uncommon form of gemstone, generally not used in jewelry, but sought after by collectors. Untreated stones....more

Sorry for the blurriness of the pictures. We zoomed in just a bit too much on these. But the color of these Garnets is phenomenal. Great matched pair. Untreated stones....more

Nice matched pair. Untreated stones....more

Another nice matched pair of Peridot. Untreated stones....more