crayolablue
Rough_Rock
- Joined
- Oct 2, 2006
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- 12
okay,
If you have a gorgeous stone, no fluoresence, gia certified, and it appears w black in direct sunlight does that indicate it was scorched in setting? I mean looks great, but turns very dark, not blue, like black or dark dark gray in sunlight. still very good light throwing but the stone is black! This has been tried in many differnt backgrouns and lighting it seems that only direct sunlight brings this out, and again no-fluoresnce. any ideas?
If you have a gorgeous stone, no fluoresence, gia certified, and it appears w black in direct sunlight does that indicate it was scorched in setting? I mean looks great, but turns very dark, not blue, like black or dark dark gray in sunlight. still very good light throwing but the stone is black! This has been tried in many differnt backgrouns and lighting it seems that only direct sunlight brings this out, and again no-fluoresnce. any ideas?