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I love Aquamarine!

I looked around and couldn’t find any plans to make an Aquamarine 2. The first movie was great.

I’m 14.
I’ve been making jewellery with tiger’s eye, aquamarine saphire’s , & pre-ban ivory (registered of course). I also will do blankets high heels and lots of other stuff. We want to call it Twister Sisters Beads & Exct I want to make it into a business with my sister. I need to get a savings account, credit account, checking account, checkbook. I also need to get a wholesale and business license. I need to know what I need to fill out and how to do this.
I’m 14.
I’ve been making jewellery with tiger’s eye, aquamarine saphire’s , pre-ban ivory (registered of course), exct. I also will do blankets high heels and lots of other stuff. We want to call it Twister Sisters Beads & Exct I want to make it into a business with my sister. I need to get a savings account, credit account, checking account, checkbook. I also need to get a wholesale and business license. I need to know what I need to fill out and how to do this.

You are too young for the transactions you will need to be making. Find an adult (parent preferably) who you trust and give them Power of Attorney

and your favorite gemstone. why is it your favorite?

My Birthstone: Moonstone
Favorite Stones: Uvarovite/ Lapis lazuli
January- Garnet
February- Amethyst
March- Aquamarine
April- Diamond
May- Emerald
June- Moonstone/Pearl
July- Ruby
August- Peridot
September- Sapphire
October- Opal
November- Topaz
December- Turquoise

Emerald is my birthstone.
Oh,and my favorite is………….well, all of them!!!
I’ve always had a thing for those shiny, abnormal,and simply beautiful stones…!!!

Please help me

Links are great

Best answer for first person to give me correct link!!!

THANKS!!

www.piratebay.org

completely legit, based in sweden

and bittorrents are legal as well.
You will need to go to bittorrent.com and download the torrent downloader. But after that you good to go!

Read their legal section on all the lawyers that have tried to come after them. Hilarious!

Please help me

Links are great

Best answer for first person to give me correct link!!!

THANKS!!

www.piratebay.org

completely legit, based in sweden

and bittorrents are legal as well.
You will need to go to bittorrent.com and download the torrent downloader. But after that you good to go!

Read their legal section on all the lawyers that have tried to come after them. Hilarious!

I been trying to research what are the lucky gemstones for my sign, Scorpio, but it seems every astrology website I have been to gives me a different answer. I have read lucky stones for the Scorpio were bloodstones on one website. Another one said Opals, a few of them said topaz and citrine, yet other sites mentioned aquamarine, jasper, coral, jade, obsidan, amethyst, sardonyx, amber, turquoise, moonstone, garnet, emerald, tourmaline, tigers eye, cornelian ,etc on on an on … UGGG!!! If no astrology can agree upon what is a good birth stone or lucky stone for Scorpion’s then I am really dubious of astrology period. One website broke it down to what day you were born in November, ugg! Citrine was one of the stones that fell under Nov. 7 and I saw Citrine on many different websites, so maybe go with that, but it fades easily in sunlight. It seems to me they all should agree on the same thing if everyone says something different, then there is something faulty with the whole thing. It would be great if I could get just one stone that all astrologers agreed upon was lucky for Scorpio.

What stone should I pick?
Ok I figured it out. No official zodiac birthstone. Jewelers set topaz as the birthstone for November, but for the zodiac not sure. Some say it is Beryl. Ancient societies often had topaz for November, but no one knows.

There is no set form of agreement for any of the stones. Some have Medieval interpretations, some are culture based, some are just plain made up, so the same stone can have multiple meanings. You’ll just have to make a decision on your own.

I been trying to research what are the lucky gemstones for my sign, Scorpio, but it seems every astrology website I have been to gives me a different answer. I have read lucky stones for the Scorpio were bloodstones on one website. Another one said Opals, a few of them said topaz and citrine, yet other sites mentioned aquamarine, jasper, coral, jade, obsidan, amethyst, sardonyx, amber, turquoise, moonstone, garnet, emerald, tourmaline, tigers eye, cornelian ,etc on on an on … UGGG!!! If no astrology can agree upon what is a good birth stone or lucky stone for Scorpion’s then I am really dubious of astrology period. One website broke it down to what day you were born in November, ugg! Citrine was one of the stones that fell under Nov. 7 and I saw Citrine on many different websites, so maybe go with that, but it fades easily in sunlight. It seems to me they all should agree on the same thing if everyone says something different, then there is something faulty with the whole thing. It would be great if I could get just one stone that all astrologers agreed upon was lucky for Scorpio.

What stone should I pick?
Ok I figured it out. No official zodiac birthstone. Jewelers set topaz as the birthstone for November, but for the zodiac not sure. Some say it is Beryl. Ancient societies often had topaz for November, but no one knows.

There is no set form of agreement for any of the stones. Some have Medieval interpretations, some are culture based, some are just plain made up, so the same stone can have multiple meanings. You’ll just have to make a decision on your own.

I recently got engaged and would love to have a wedding band that has aquamarine in it (the birthstone for both myself and my fiance). I would love to use an insert or wrap as a wedding band because that’s what my Mom had. I don’t know if a jeweler could make something like this?

Absolutely, a good jeweler can make something like this, but it will likely need to be a custom job.

Start looking in your area for good custom jewelers. Also, consider that most commercially available aquamarines (i.e. mall store aquamarine) are almost colorless and have little value. Fine aquamarine should be a distinct watery blue – the deeper blue the more valuable. You may even want to speak with some custom cutters about sourcing quality aquamarine stones for you.

Custom designing a ring can be a VERY fun process. It may sound overwhelming at first, but it is so rewarding!

Once you’ve found a great custom jeweler, first, come up with a ring design you want to go with (pictures/drawings of design elements you want, then jeweler will create computer images, then a wax mold will be made with the finished ring design, then cast the metal). See if the jeweler can source high quality stones for you. If not, find out the millimeter measurements that the setting requires for the aquamarines, and contact a custom cutter.

Here are a few gemstone cutters:

Jeff White: http://www.whitesgems.com
Gary Braun: http://www.finewatergems.com

The below link shows a picture of a finished custom ring. Gary Braun sourced and cut the stone and Brian Gavin designed the ring. This will give you an idea of the quality you get from each of these vendors and the quality you should be looking for from a local jeweler if you go that route: http://www.finewatergems.com/customer-gallery.html

I recently got engaged and would love to have a wedding band that has aquamarine in it (the birthstone for both myself and my fiance). I would love to use an insert or wrap as a wedding band because that’s what my Mom had. I don’t know if a jeweler could make something like this?

Absolutely, a good jeweler can make something like this, but it will likely need to be a custom job.

Start looking in your area for good custom jewelers. Also, consider that most commercially available aquamarines (i.e. mall store aquamarine) are almost colorless and have little value. Fine aquamarine should be a distinct watery blue – the deeper blue the more valuable. You may even want to speak with some custom cutters about sourcing quality aquamarine stones for you.

Custom designing a ring can be a VERY fun process. It may sound overwhelming at first, but it is so rewarding!

Once you’ve found a great custom jeweler, first, come up with a ring design you want to go with (pictures/drawings of design elements you want, then jeweler will create computer images, then a wax mold will be made with the finished ring design, then cast the metal). See if the jeweler can source high quality stones for you. If not, find out the millimeter measurements that the setting requires for the aquamarines, and contact a custom cutter.

Here are a few gemstone cutters:

Jeff White: http://www.whitesgems.com
Gary Braun: http://www.finewatergems.com

The below link shows a picture of a finished custom ring. Gary Braun sourced and cut the stone and Brian Gavin designed the ring. This will give you an idea of the quality you get from each of these vendors and the quality you should be looking for from a local jeweler if you go that route: http://www.finewatergems.com/customer-gallery.html