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0.180 Carat - Heart Cut Loose Diamond, VVS1 Clarity, E Color
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0.180 Carat - Marquise Cut Loose Diamond, SI1 Clarity, E Color
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0.180 Carat - Princess Cut Loose Diamond, VS1 Clarity, E Color
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0.180 Carat - Princess Cut Loose Diamond, VS1 Clarity, H Color
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0.180 Carat - Radiant Cut Loose Diamond, IF Clarity, D Color
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Question : Is there a cheap way to idenify loose gemstones?
I have a BUNCH of loose gemstones that I have received and I have no idea how to go about identifying them without paying big bucks. The books and sites that I have found suggest using expensive equipment, which I cannot afford. Is there a good book/s that will help a novice identify stones or any where or way I might be able to identify these without breaking the bank??
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If you want to simply identify what gemstones do you have ( stones varieties, names) and you don't want to spent weeks reading books then your best move will be to visit your local gemdealer and pay him some small fee for reviewing your collection. Do not try jewellers or diamond dealers, because they don't know much about colour stones. You can also visit local GIA campus and ask students to help you. They should be glad to practice with your gemstones , especially if they doing identification course.If you want to check whenever your gemstones are natural ( gemstone identification), then your only option is to use gem lab and pay for the identification reports. Depending of the lab, stone size and type of report it will cost you betwen 15 USD to 150 USD per gemstone.Below links to some gem labs:GIA < http://www.gia.edu/ > ( Gem lab and campus in USA)Gemlab < http://www.gemlab.net/ > ( Gem lab in Liechtenstein) LGL < http://www.lglab.com/ > ( Gem lab in USA)GemA < http://www.gem-a.info/ > ( Gem lab in UK)AIGS < http://www.aigslaboratory.com/ > ( Gem lab in Thailand, Cheap)
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Question : Where can I find a place in Arizona buying loose gemstones?
I have a lot of loose gemstones that i found when I moved into this house and I need to find a place to sell them now.The Pawn Shop and a lot of other jewelery places don't take loose stones so if you could tell me of a place you might know that does, that would be amazingI have about 12 little stones, dunno what they are but I know they're real cuz the dude at the Pawn Shop told me haha but he couldn't buy it.Thanks :)
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There are a couple of big gemshows in Arizona usually held in the beginning of the year (so sorry looks like you may have to wait until early 2010).There is a link below for one in Tucson. There is also one in the appropriately named Quartzite, Arizona (near Blythe) that is pretty large. See the 2nd link.Most likely I am guessing you live in or near Phoenix so you are in for a drive either way, but Arizona has got great landscapes so it might be a fun road trip.
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Question : Where in central New Jersey can I sell my loose gemstones for cash?
I went to a cash for gold place, and got some money for the gold, but they gave me back the gemstones because they were not certified to evaluate and pay for them. They are in good condition and I have some ones I think may be worth something. I need an actual store, not an online place.
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Try a jewelry store. They might be able to buy them from you. If they can't or won't, ask them for the name of a place that will.
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Question : Where to find the least expensive teeny tiny small loose gemstones&diamonds?
online.
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I have found that ther are some good sellers on ebay (mostly based in thailand) I thought the prices looked a it too cheap but I have bought a big ruby (about £15) and a small fire opal (£6) and they are the real deal.
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Question : does anyone know where i can sell my loose gemstones? i have a large collection of tanzanite and want to sell.
i have a large collection of tanzanite and want to sell. the only place i know of is a pawn shop, but i would prefer someone more reputable. please help. thank you!
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Check out E-bay. Before you even think of selling, search for gemstones (as if you were going to buy them) and get an idea of what other people are charging, then post yours for sale (using other seller's prices as a guideline for your own, whether you go higher or lower is entirely up to you,) and see if any of them move.Good luck!(You could also look into other auction sites, like overstock.com and if you take the time, you may even find an on line auction site that specializes in jewelry which would greatly improve your chances at a sale.)Again, good luck!
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Question : Does Cash for Gold take loose gemstones?
I know it's a scam. I don't care hahah. No one buys loose gemstones around here and I'm not doing that Ebay bullshit. So yea, does anyone know for sure if Cash for Gold takes loose gems? A simple "yes they do" or "no they don't" is sufficient
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They will take them. They just won't give you anything for them. They don't even pay for diamonds that are mounted in jewelry.
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Question : Where can I find necklace settings for loose gemstones?
I'm trying to find necklace settings onlines for some loose gemstones and can't. Any help? Thanks.
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The thing to do is go to a jeweler who makes jewelry. You can't buy a necklace pre-made without stones and expect your stones to fit. So, find a reputable jeweler. He/She can show you your options for setting and will make the necklace for you.http://www.paynesjewelry.com/ this is just one site offering custom-made jewelry. If you want to search online, just Google "custom-made jewelry"
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Question : where can i go to find someone to buy loose gemstones?
I have a small collection of various loose gemstones that i would like to sell and would like to know where to go to sell them. my collection includes amethyst. lab created alexandrite, tanzanite, emeralds, opal, topaz, ect.
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A lot depends on whether you're expecting retail or wholesale prices, or something in between. Also, a lot depends on the quality and cut of the stones as well as their size. How about advertising on Craig's List? You might, before you seriously try to sell them, ask a jeweler in the area for an estimate of the value of each, wholesale as well as retail, along with the size and description of the cut of each. You'll want an estimate of the jeweler's charge for the information you need up front. He/she won't do it for free. One major thing to remember is that loose stone, natural or man made, aren't nearly as valuable as set stones. The mountings are frequently what make the stones and the value of same to soar. It would be very helpful to have the info I'm mentioning on the stones before you get seriously involved in trying to sell them.I hope this helps. I made and sold my handcrafted jewelry for a number of years. I wish you luck.
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Question : Where can I have loose gemstones appraised/purchased in Vancouver, BC.?
I make jewelry and have several loose stone sets (ruby, topaz, aquamarine etc) that I either don't like or don't need. I would like to find somewhere reputable to assess and hopefully purchase them. Downtown Vancouver preferred.
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Since I am not firmiliar with your area, I would try to stick with an AGS (American Gem Society) store. AGS members, in general, follow a high code of ethics and try to keep up with the ever changing industry. Below are some AGS members in your area. Not all jewelers are out to take your stones, but it is good to find a jeweler you can trust. AGS members are a good place to start.RobertRegistered GemologistHenry Birks & SonsNancy Shopsowitz 997 Park Royal, South, #722Suite E10, South Mall WastW. Vancouver, BC V7T 1A1Phone: 604.922.9361Henry Birks & SonsDeena McNeill Vancouver, #720698 W. Hastings St.Vancouver, BC V6B 1P1Phone: 604.669.3333Henry Birks & SonsBrenda Patterson Oakridge #721650 W. 41st Ave., Unit 221Oakridge Shopping CenterVancouver, BC V5Z 2M9Phone: 604.266.2301
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Question : if i buy loose gemstones, will a jeweler cut them and size them?
i was making an engagement ring. i want both our birthstones on the ring..then mount a diamond on it. how would i go about this? any ideas? I was going to buy loose gemstones, but will someone be able to cut and size them?
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You need to go to a special cutter. http://www.precisiongems.com cuts amazing gemstones. Try Gene. He is a very nice guy too!Good Luck!
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