Double E Brilliant_Rock Joined Jun 23, 2018 Messages 957 Apr 26, 2021 #1 Is lab rough with bi-colour or colour changing characteristics common? such as sapphire or other CS examples which are also welcomed. Are these more difficult to grow? And are there any vendors famous for this type of stones?
Is lab rough with bi-colour or colour changing characteristics common? such as sapphire or other CS examples which are also welcomed. Are these more difficult to grow? And are there any vendors famous for this type of stones?
dk168 Super_Ideal_Rock Premium Joined Jul 7, 2013 Messages 13,428 Apr 26, 2021 #2 Gary has a couple of colour-change lab gems listed on his website at the moment, an Alex and a Sapphire: Lab Gems at Finewater Gems DK
Gary has a couple of colour-change lab gems listed on his website at the moment, an Alex and a Sapphire: Lab Gems at Finewater Gems DK
Double E Brilliant_Rock Joined Jun 23, 2018 Messages 957 Apr 27, 2021 #3 dk168 said: Gary has a couple of colour-change lab gems listed on his website at the moment, an Alex and a Sapphire: Lab Gems at Finewater Gems DK Click to expand... Thx. Gary’s stones are beautiful. These kind of LG stones seem to be rarely seen when I browse the inventory on many famous vendors who supply LG gems, so why I was curious about the availability and the reason behind
dk168 said: Gary has a couple of colour-change lab gems listed on his website at the moment, an Alex and a Sapphire: Lab Gems at Finewater Gems DK Click to expand... Thx. Gary’s stones are beautiful. These kind of LG stones seem to be rarely seen when I browse the inventory on many famous vendors who supply LG gems, so why I was curious about the availability and the reason behind
Double E Brilliant_Rock Joined Jun 23, 2018 Messages 957 Apr 27, 2021 #4 And what I more usually found is alexandrite , but examples of sapphire are more limited.