nala Ideal_Rock Premium Joined Oct 23, 2011 Messages 7,358 Apr 13, 2018 #1 So live this cocktail ring. It’s 14k gold but the stone is being sold as blue stone. Am I dreaming to think it could be a real gem? obe? Attachments 4F839FFE-D592-455F-8838-060294D805D6.jpeg 175.4 KB · Views: 18
So live this cocktail ring. It’s 14k gold but the stone is being sold as blue stone. Am I dreaming to think it could be a real gem? obe?
soxfan Ideal_Rock Premium Joined Jun 20, 2013 Messages 4,814 Apr 13, 2018 #2 For that price, I think yes. They would have certainly had a stone that large verified.
Bron357 Ideal_Rock Premium Joined Jan 22, 2014 Messages 6,990 Apr 13, 2018 #3 A Presidum gem tester can tell you in an instant if it is just glass. It may be treated quartz or an irradiated blue topaz. I’d pay a price for the gold weight and take a chance of the stone because it is very pretty.
A Presidum gem tester can tell you in an instant if it is just glass. It may be treated quartz or an irradiated blue topaz. I’d pay a price for the gold weight and take a chance of the stone because it is very pretty.
chatoyancy Brilliant_Rock Premium Joined Dec 17, 2016 Messages 1,382 Apr 13, 2018 #4 It’s a cool looking cocktail ring. If the stone is authentic, I’d guess blue topaz.
marymm Ideal_Rock Premium Joined Apr 21, 2010 Messages 5,612 Apr 13, 2018 #5 Reminds me of london blue (irradiated) topaz ...