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Lake County Diamonds

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SusanS

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Hello,

I just found this place and I have never used one of these message boards before so I hope I am doing it right.
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Can anyone tell me anything about Lake County Diamonds? They are also known as Moon tears. I understand they came out of Lake County California and are highly collected. Any info would be appreciated.

Many Thanks,
SusanS
 

Ukieza

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I have no clue but maybe someone else does. Is this a jeweler or an actual shape of diamond? I''m not sure I understand what you are asking. I''m assuming it''s a shape or category of diamonds.

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SusanS

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Hello,
Thanks for getting back with me. My mother left me these some years back. I was curious to see if anyone has used them in ring settings so I can see a picture of what they look like in a ring setting, or if anyone knew anything else about where I can find collectors of these. This is what I found on them.

Thanks,

SusanS

Lake County ''Diamonds'' (Moon Tears)
Lake County "diamonds", also called "Moon Tears", are semi-precious stones of volcanic orign found nowhere else in the world. While not equal in hardness to real diamonds (7.5 - 8 compared to a diamonds 10) Lake County diamonds have been used commercially and are capable of cutting glass. They are highly prized for collectors and can be faceted and polished to make beautiful jewelery which are almost as brilliant as real diamonds.

 
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