Can anyone tell me its value please

[Tasha skinner8]

Hi wondering if any one can tell me the value of my earrings please..

 

[Tasha skinner8]

Please can someone tell me the value of them

 

[the_mother_thing]

Without details about the metal used, type/quality of stones, etc., I think you'll be hard-pressed to get anything concrete. Can you possibly take them to a jewelry appraiser in your area?

 

[Tasha skinner8]

Yes i possibly could but my id and info had been stolen waiting to get them replaced so im just trying this way until i can go to a jewelry store

 

[Tasha skinner8]

I was told the stone was green Amethyest crystal matereal sterling silver .925 but really thats all the information that i know of it.

 

[the_mother_thing]

Sorry to hear that, though I don't know you'd need an ID to get an appraisal, except possibly if the item is left and later picked up, and the jeweler doesn't know you (as a repeat customer).

The pictures are really blurry, so the only thing I can make out is a "925" stamp which is silver, but they look to have a gold metal as well (whether it's real, plated, filled, I don't know). And I have no idea what kind of stones they are, though they look like peridot to me.

Perhaps peruse rubylane.com for similar styles to see if that yields a similar pair to get idea of what they are worth?

 

[Tasha skinner8]

Thank you so much for your help

 

[whitewave]

You don't need ID to get an appraisal. They may not be worth the amount of the appraisal anyway. Those could be $20.00 earrings for all we know.

Sterling jewelry is cheap (price)... and they are very possibly not real stones.

My guess, which I have no way to know their true value, is $20 or less.

 

[denverappraiser]

‘Green Amethyst’ is usually an alternative name for Praziolite, which is a bit hard to pronounce. That’s the name for green quartz (amethyst is purple quartz and is quite a bit more common). As mentioned above, it’s not of itself usually terribly expensive but certain designers sometimes charge quite a bit for their work. Mostly Praziolite pieces aren't expensive but they can be quite lovely.