Asscher From GemConcepts : code name Mildred
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Yes, I would love to see Yoram’s set up. I tried to at least *slightly* duplicate out of curiosity and am assuming?? he uses a black photo box with glass on the bottom and perhaps a pinpoint light source? It takes very little light to illuminate the stone to break up white light into colors. It’s his special magic, all of it <3
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Be still my beating heart OMG Jimmianne! So gorgeous!!!!!! And big hugs and kisses to Puffy boy too please. He knows a gorgeous diamond when he sees it.
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Ha. Could you hear him?
He was yelling
Send me to Missy!!!
Disclaimer...he is sitting on the back of my chair watching me type, so all I will say here is
What a Good Boy He Is
Hopefully he does not « read » emojis
Awww stop teasing me...you know how badly I want to see my Puffy boy and give him the biggest hugs and kisses and introduce him finally to his furry kitty cousins. They are sitting right here next to me licking their chops looking at his photo hmmmm. See how excited they are to meet him?
(Don't worry you know I will guard him with my life!!!)
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Beautiful!..
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Me too! What’s the collective noun for a group of stalkers, as I think we may need to apply it to quite a few PSers!
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You must have noticed the explanatory Instagrams, telling of 'shots in the dark', then, adding light ...
Perhaps I see 'movement' (play of light) in these very glittery shots - as the author intended (@diagem writes: "[the] three dimensional sculpture effect plays the visual role instead of the play-of-light") - they also remind me of the ETAS, sure enough (these are ETAS caught in a 3D projection that might as well have meaning - if I could make sense at this hour ! @Serg )
It would seem that Yoram the architect sees them as sculptures.
His gorgeous photos show them structurally while in person you see the performance that results from the perfection of the structure.
It makes me happy every day that Yoram chose to pursue his ideas and turn them into form.
His gorgeous photos show them structurally while in person you see the performance that results from the perfection of the structure.
It makes me happy every day that Yoram chose to pursue his ideas and turn them into form.
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Haha @OoohShiny I am with you! @Jimmianne's newest addition is TDF GORGEOUS.
And who says we don't need worldly goods to make us happy?
Heck yeah, we need bling to make us happy
or at least bring us some joy that contributes to us being happy.
Hey, it is easier to be happy with bling than happy without bling. Just saying.But seriously, no, of course you are right. True happiness comes from within but on a bling forum we can be happy sharing all our bling with everyone here and I say to that end...bling it on.
Pretty please.
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If this actually happens, I’d love an invite!! I LOVE Yoram’s diamonds, and I’m totally IN LOVE with my Vintage Asschers that Yoram picked for me! A Yoram Diamond Trunk Show would be at the top of my bucket list!!!
Thank you! I take credit for everything except finding the rough, designing the cut and cutting it...and mailing it to meGood god it's glorious, that high crown is amazing...... It's perfection.
I have a parrot too
Oh, parrots! Aren’t they such a pain and so loveable?
My petsitter gave me mine after he found it on his roof. He said either I adopted Puff, or the vet would, and was going to put him in a cage in her waiting room. The bird was already stressed out, so obviously I had no choice.
Last month it took me a couple a days to realize that the smoke alarm needed a new battery, since Puff mimics the alarm all day, every day . (((Sigh))) : )
What is your parrot’s name. Does she talk a lot?
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Ummm yes please! Queen Bea wants to see Queen Joy again and please bring Sir Puffy boy too.
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You get major credit for being the owner of such a beautiful rock
Oh that's amazing that you kept him!!! Do you know what species of parrot he is? Don't you just love when they mimic noises? Smoke alarm, telephone ringing, most recently my housekeeper's very loud sneezing... I've had police at my house so many times thanks to her very accurate mimic of glass breaking, which sets off my house alarm.
Her name is Honey she LOVES talking and arguing with me haha.
Is Puff tame? I heard somewhere that males are a lot easier to deal with than females... Honey was a nightmare when she was 4-6 years old, she was territorial and kept "bluffing" (when they pretend to want to be pet and then attack!)
Oh that's amazing that you kept him!!! Do you know what species of parrot he is? Don't you just love when they mimic noises? Smoke alarm, telephone ringing, most recently my housekeeper's very loud sneezing... I've had police at my house so many times thanks to her very accurate mimic of glass breaking, which sets off my house alarm.
Her name is Honey
she LOVES talking and arguing with me haha.Is Puff tame? I heard somewhere that males are a lot easier to deal with than females... Honey was a nightmare when she was 4-6 years old, she was territorial and kept "bluffing" (when they pretend to want to be pet and then attack!)
Sorry I just saw this! He's a QuakerYou get major credit for being the owner of such a beautiful rock
Oh that's amazing that you kept him!!! Do you know what species of parrot he is? Don't you just love when they mimic noises? Smoke alarm, telephone ringing, most recently my housekeeper's very loud sneezing... I've had police at my house so many times thanks to her very accurate mimic of glass breaking, which sets off my house alarm.
Her name is Honey
Is Puff tame? I heard somewhere that males are a lot easier to deal with than females... Honey was a nightmare when she was 4-6 years old, she was territorial and kept "bluffing" (when they pretend to want to be pet and then attack!)
From what you are telling me, my he may be a she.
He is loving with sudden unprovoked biting. Right now he is in his cage which I haven't opened for the day, so he is going through his repertoire to get attention...song from fiddler in the roof, smoke alarm, hello???? , and wolf whistle.
I actually came back to this thread to post a couple of photos of Mildred I took yesterday and glad I did.
I love to hear from other bird owners.
Puff sends his love to Honey!
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Dream stone!!!
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Ok thanks, so the stone was graded by GIA in Israel? are you in the U.S.? did you have to pay any import tax?. It was shipped Fed X to your door?Hi DF
Yes, GIA
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Aghh Mildred is next level perfection.... One of a kind beauty.
Honey sends her love to sweet Puff too!!! Haha that sounds just like Honey bird when she was that age, try to keep a routine with him and make sure you let him know it hurts when he bites! When Honey attacked I used to scream, put Honey back in her cage and totally ignore her for hours.
I just got back from a long trip and the first thing she said when I called her was "kisses! kisses! sweet girl! kisses!"
Mildred is next level perfection.... One of a kind beauty.Honey sends her love to sweet Puff too!!! Haha that sounds just like Honey bird when she was that age, try to keep a routine with him and make sure you let him know it hurts when he bites! When Honey attacked I used to scream, put Honey back in her cage and totally ignore her for hours.
I just got back from a long trip and the first thing she said when I called her was "kisses! kisses! sweet girl! kisses!"
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