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I have a bunch of different kinds of Gem Stones, and I’m trying to find out how much they are worth?
Yes, I know I can take them to a Jewler or to a Pawn Shop… But they are going to give me "Rock" bottom prices, (If they are evening going to buy them). This is what I have: Everything is natural not made in a lab.
1. 1 X 5.1CTW Ruby
2. 3 X 5.05CTW Malachite’s
3. 6 X 1.0CTW Garnets
4. 6 X 1.0CTW Amethyst
5. 1 X 5.6 Aquamarine
6. 1 X sapphire (9×7mm)
7. 1 X sapphire (9×9mm)
8. 1 X Blue Topaz (12×10mm)
9. 1 X .94CTW Emerald
10. 1 X Garnet (8mm)
11. 3 X 3.5CTW Quartz
12. 1 X 5.5CTW Topaz
13. 2 X 4.0CTW Citrine’s
14. 1 X 5.5CTW Amethyst
15. 5 Rubies total 1.25CTW
16. 1 X Opal (9X7mm)
Ok… thats’ it, all I would like is a good solid estimate from some who knows.
Thanks
At some point you are going to have to trust someone in the business of dealing with stones. There is no possible way you can get a valuation on the information you have given nor will photographs of the stones be any serious help. The stones will have to be examined by an expert to obtain an estimate of their value and for this service you will have to pay a fee – that’s the way it works. You also have to understand that if you get an insurance valuation it will be nothing like the price you will get for them when you try to sell, it will be three to four times higher than you can hope to get when you try to dispose of them.
Sorry that this is not what you want to hear but that’s life.
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do they use precious stones like this to make silver rings..etc..jewerly of silver?
how much does a silver ring with quartz cost?how much does a silver ring with turquoise cost? and a silver ring having an aquamarine?
you see here it was comunism..and we hardly seen precious stones..like this..now there are all over..and i doubt they are real..i think they are imitations..espeacially some say so…and especially there are also imitations..
Zaira – the stones you mention are for the most part what are called "semi-precious" except for ruby. However, rubies can be fairly easily synthesized, and so can be relatively inexpensive.
As synthetic ruby can be made very pure, natural rubies can usually be identified by minor flaws and inclusions and other subtle chemical and physical differences that a gemologist could explain.
Turquoise,sapphire, emerald, spinel, alexandrite, aquamarine, morganite, quartz, amethyst, and citrine are among the minerals that can be synthesized.
Synthetic gems are not imitations – they are just as real as natural ones and in some cases they are more costly. Colored glass on the other hand is very inexpensive!
Market prices for silver jewelry have increased substantially in recent years because the price of silver has gone up so much.
Mine go…
1. Peridot
2. Blue Topaz
3. Aquamarine
I also like Rubies and Amethysts.
Semi-precious stones are included.
I don’t know how it’s a question about Europe. That’s just where Yahoo! Answers suggsted I put it so i put it there. Last time I didn’t put it where Yahoo! Answers wanted me to put it I never got any answers. And another time where I put it in a different place it got removed.
1. Diamond
2. Emerald
3. Ruby
I have an August birthday, so I should like the Peridot, but it is not my favorite. I do like topaz and aquamarine (my grandma’s birthday) too. In fact, I like all stones–precious and semi-precious. Jade is neat too.
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tell me description and all the information on the 2 stones ok
The two are very different minerals.
Garnet describes a group of minerals, of the general formula of
A3B2 (SiO4) 3 where A = Ca, Fe, etc, and B=Al, Cr, etc. Garnet comes in a variety of colors including red, black, brown, green, orange, pink, and colorless. They are sometimes used as gemstones, but probably are more popular as a coating in high quality sandpaper and other abrasives.
Here are some photos of different garnet minerals:
http://www.galleries.com/minerals/silicate/garnets.htm
To see more data on the mineral properties go here:
http://www.mindat.org/min-1651.html
Aquamarine is a blue gemstone variety of a mineral known as beryl. Beryl is Be3Al2Si6O18. Aquamarine and other varieties of beryl are much more popular as gemstones than garnet. Beryl also comes in green, blue, yellow, white, pink and other colors. Beryl is slightly harder than garnet with a rating 7.5 to 8 compared to 6.5 to 7.5 on Moh’s scale of hardness.
Here are pictures of beryls including aquamarine:
http://www.galleries.com/minerals/silicate/beryl/beryl.htm
HOOK ‘EM HORNS!!!!
When a gemstone or bead has been drilled once through the side and a single-sided connection to another bead, chain, or finding is desired, it’s time to perform a Side Drill Single End Wire Wrap! Our example uses a 14mmx14mm Aquamarine Faceted Flower Swarovski Crystal and some 26 Gauge Sterling Silver Wire, but it doesn’t really matter what you use as long as the bead has been drilled through the side and the wire is thin enough to thread the bead. You will also need a set of round nose pliers and a set of wire cutters. If you don’t have wire cutters, nail clippers are a surprisingly effective substitute.
Performing The Side Drill Single End Wire Wrap
Thread the wire through the bead and fold back about a centimetre and a half. Then curl the excess wire tightly around the base of the connection until it’s made it around twice completely. Trim off the excess with wire cutters. Now, curl a loop around the round nose of the pliers. Notice that depending on how big you’d like the loop to be, you can curl the loop around different sections of the pliers. Wrap wire once completely around the base of the loop, and trim the excess. Use the tip of the pliers’ teeth to reposition the loop so that it lines up nicely with the bead, and you’re finished!
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i got this ring from my grandpa last chirstmas. it has one big Aquamarine stone in the middle and two smaller ones on the sides. it also has a skinny gold band.
but i want two know what these letters and symbols mean.its a new ring its not old.
IOK C (then something that looks like the outline of a diamond)
ten karat which is for the gold and I am not sure what the C is
10 kt is pretty good for a gold ring but 14kt or more is better!
Oh…I think C stands for where the diamond was madeor I could be an initial !
Hope I helped!!!!!!!!!!!
I would like the names of Ruby, Pearl, Diamond, Saphire, Aquamarine, Opal and any others you can remember.
Thank you very much!!
Have a blessed day!
Im sorry if I didnt make myself clear. I know the names in english and how they look like. What I wanted is the translation to derija!!
Thank you so much anyways!!
Have a blessed day!
Are you trying to describe them to somebody in Morocco so that they can buy them for you? I would suggest just telling them in French or in Standard Arabic. They might have special words for it in the dialect but something so standard like precious stones….I kind of doubt it.
And really, if they know French it’s pretty much the same for the most part but guys tend to be a bit more clueless there about these things. LOL