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14kt Polished And Textured Little Boy Pendant By Michael Anthony
Description: 14kt yellow gold, polished and textured little boy pendant, by Michael Anthony. The drop measures 7/8 inch and the width 1/2 inch with a 3mm bail size.
Price:
$29.99.
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14kt "daddy's Little Girl" Heart Pendant
Description: 14kt yellow gold "Daddy's Little Girl" heart shape pendant. The pendant measures 3/4 inch in drop and has a 2.5mm bail. By Michael Anthony.
Price:
$21.29.
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14kt Polished And Textured Little Girl Pendant By Michael Anthony
Description: 14kt yellow gold polished and textured little girl pendant, by Michael Anthony. The drop measures 13/16 inch and the width measures 3/8 inch with a 3mm bail size.
Price:
$29.99.
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Strong Color-Change 2.36ctw 6.07-6.24mm Brazilian Alexandrite Matched Pair, Appraised At $20,650
Description: The most important factor in valuing an alexandrite is the strength of the color change, and for the Vault, only the best would do. The color change in this alexandrite is truly desirable. In addition to the strength of its color change, alexandrite's value is impacted by its rarity. There are only a few places in the world where it has ever been found. While most alexandrite is believed to come from Russia, Sir Lanka is usually the source of what little appears on the market, and that typically isn't much.
Before the Henatita Mine was discovered in Brazil in 1987, our buyers could spend five days or more searching and buying in Sri Lanka, only to come home with a few pieces. Through their decades of experience in the gem industry, we realize that we're fortunate to be able to offer a few select pieces of strong color-change alexandrite in the Vault, and the lucky collectors who buy them will be even more fortunate. This pair is appraised at $20,650.
Price:
$8,329.50.
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Strong Color-Change 2.56ctw 6.72-6.87mm Brazilian Alexandrite Matched Pair, Appraised At $25,600
Description: The most important factor in valuing an alexandrite is the strength of the color change, and for the Vault, only the best would do. The color change in this alexandrite is truly desirable. In addition to the strength of its color change, alexandrite's value is impacted by its rarity. There are only a few places in the world where it has ever been found. While most alexandrite is believed to come from Russia, Sir Lanka is usually the source of what little appears on the market, and that typically isn't much.
Before the Henatita Mine was discovered in Brazil in 1987, our buyers could spend five days or more searching and buying in Sri Lanka, only to come home with a few pieces. Through their decades of experience in the gem industry, we realize that we're fortunate to be able to offer a few select pieces of strong color-change alexandrite in the Vault, and the lucky collectors who buy them will be even more fortunate. This pair is appraised at $25,600.
Price:
$11,520.00.
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Exotic And Phenomenal Gemstones Dvd Erv $27.95
Description: This intriguing DVD unveils the little-known world of gems referred to as "exotics" and "phenomenals." Far beyond today's most popular gemstones, these extraordinary luxuries present a kaleidoscope of color, shape and composition. Join Jewelry Television(TM) for a close-up look at these wondrous treasures, including: hiddenite, petalite, apatite, cat's eye chrysoberyl, ametrine, amber, ammolite, opal, labradorite, star ruby and star sapphire. Estimated Retail Value $27.95
Price:
$19.95.
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