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An impressive 6.19ct. imperial topaz... measuring approximately 15.5mm x 9.6mm. I bought it from JTV for about $2,800 altogether. Completely natural, untreated autumnal golden orange color. It is from the Ouro Preto mine in Brazil. I had it certified by either GIA or AGL; I can't recall. But I will find it, and, of course, the report will be included with purchase. The stone was fashioned into a modified brilliant pear, called a "flame" cut - very cool. My asking price is $2,000 through Paypal friends and family (shipping and cert included). Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Thanks for looking! ETA: Found the GIA cert... the weight and dimensions differ slightly than JTV's. They have 6.18ct. and 15.49mm x 9.28mm x 6.25mm.

Here are the specs: ~The tourmaline weighs approximately 9ct. (I can't for the life of me find the exact weight prior to setting) ~It measures approximately 15x9mm ~I would say this is more of a parti-color tourmaline, as opposed to bi-color or watermelon, because it goes from pink to lavender to blue to green ~It's quite clean for this variety of tourmaline, and its "jardin" of inclusions is rather pleasing to the eye ~The diamonds have a total weight of approximately .89ct. ~They measure approximately 1.7mm and there are 42 of them ~The color is F-G and clarity is VS ~Ring is solid 18k white gold ~Face measures 3/4" (north-south) ~Size 6 (resizable) Please let me know if I missed anything or there are any questions. Thanks for looking!

Here we have a 7.97ct. oval danburite, which was masterfully fashioned into a fancy concave or "quantum" cut by world-renowned gem artist Richard Homer of Ohio. The color is the purest, most saturated, canary yellow I have ever seen. The vibrancy shown in my photo is 100% accurate and unenhanced. And it's a super clean crystal for this material. The stone measures approximately 17.05 x 11.01 x 7.67 mm. It's completely untreated, and accompanied by an AGL Prestige Report (#1123775). The origin is Tanzania, but the stone was named after the town where it was first discovered - Danbury, CT. Danburite has excellent hardness (7.5 Mohs) and poor cleavage, so lapidaries are free to have fun with fantasy cutting without having to worry about damage during the process. This is a one-of-a-kind piece. I paid $3,000 for the stone... I'm discounting it to $2,000, hoping for a quick sale to a loving home.

I purchased this lot from Yvonne Raley back in 2022. The 2mm size has since sold out, and I imagine they're extremely difficult to source. The project for which I had bought the stones fell through, and I cannot use them. They are so gorgeous... I don't want them to go to waste. Yvonne referred to the color as jedi, neon, and hot reddish-pink in her listing. Although I prefer not to use those qualifying terms, I wanted to mention it because that's how they were sold to me. I would simply call them a vivid pink.

This is the finest colored emerald you can possibly buy. You may find bigger, but you won't find one with better color. And if you know emerald, you know they need to be seen in person to be properly appreciated. Photos and videos just don't do them justice. My skills are also particularly terrible. The color in person is phenomenally vivid and a pure muzo green with that coveted metallic blue modifier. It also has a perfect medium tone which only enhances the stone's richness. The clarity is very clean with just a couple of minor feathers. The cut is excellent... dynamic brilliance and glow with no windowing or extinction. The stone measures just over 8.5 x 7 x 4.5mm and is AGL certified. Purchased from George Smith of Muzo Emeralds back in 2021. Please contact me for (equally awful) videos, and we can discuss price, shipping, returns, etc.