I am selling a WhiteFlash Petite Champagne setting with a custom platinum head made by Quest Jewelers. Quest originally replaced the peghead in this setting to the integrated head that you see in the ring. The sale is for the setting only, which held a half carat white diamond (5.1 mm diameter, as shown in the picture). The ring is a size 4.25. The setting is made of 18K yellow gold, with diamond melee, and a platinum head. The jeweler who removed the center stone said that the prongs may need to be retipped. The setting is being sold as-is. I post as pregcurious on Pricescope. I have had 1 previous successful sale on LT. I am a private seller, and all sales are final.

5.79 carat moonstone bought from Lapicarey on Etsy. Here is the original description: "This fairly large cab was cut from the highest quality facet grade Tanzanian rough.The nearly flawless body is water clear,with a ball of intense electric blue fire that move across the top of the arch .The dimensions are 15.1 mm x 7.6 mm x 6.6 mm deep.The weight is 5.79 ct." The stone is slightly milky, as you can see in the photo, and has a nice sheet of blue flash. The photo is from the vendor, but I can supply hand shots at your request. The shape is an elongated cushion. Shipping and insurance are included. PayPal is the preferred method of payment. I will only ship to the US. I am a private seller and all sales are final. I am Pregcurious on PS.

I bought this lovely 3.03 ct Violet Star Sapphire from The Gem Trader for $606 (not including shipping/insurance), and am offering it now (price drop!) for $606 including shipping and insurance by registered USPS mail (in the contiguous US). I originally bought it in June 2012. I post on PS under the name Pregcurious. I am a private seller, and consider all sales to be final. Here is Brad's description: Color: Medium bluish violet Clarity: Transparant Origin: Sri Lanka Cut: Oval cabochon Treatments: None Measurements: 8.2 x 6 x 5.8 mm There are few gem materials capable of such intriguing beauty as star corundum in its finest grades. And while it is true that blue star sapphire and star ruby do get the most attention, we love to find those in the somewhat more unusual ‘fancy’ sapphire category. It is the extremely pleasant pastel bluish-violet color of this gem that first catches the attention, but then the very fine star makes its appearance. The star floats effortlessly across the entire surface of the gem (see the multiple photos at various angles) and requires only a bit of direct lighting to produce. Add to this that lovely, unusual color and you have a gorgeous stone. Excellent size and a great polish - an enchanting gem.