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Gem Mining Kit With 1 Bag Of Rough 1 Metal Bucket And 1 Gem Mining Screen
Description: Gem Mining Kit. This kit includes one bag of rough, one metal bucket, and one gem mining screen. Each bag of rough will vary. You might find real gemstone material such as amethyst, fool's gold, rose quartz, citrine, copper, fluorite, talc, optical calcite, garnet in matrix and others.
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$9.99
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Northwest Treasure Hunter's Gem And Mineral Guide
Description: Northwest Treasure Hunter's Gem and Mineral Guide.
This book tells how and where to dig pan and mine your own gems & minerals. This book is written by Kathy J. Rygle & Sephen F. Pedersen.
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$9.99
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Southwest Treasure Hunter's Gem And Mineral Guide
Description: southwest treasure hunter's gem and mineral guide. this book tells how and where to dig pan and mine your own gems & minerals. this book is written by kathy j. rygle & stephen f. pedersen.
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$9.99
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Southeast Treasure Hunter's Gem And Mineral Guide
Description: southeast treasure hunter's gem and mineral guide. this book tells how and where to dig pan and mine your own gems & minerals. this book is written by kathy j. rygle & stephen f. pedersen.
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$9.99
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Northeast Treasure Hunter's Gem And Mineral Guide
Description: northeast treasure hunter's gem and mineral guide. tells how and where to dig pan and mine your own gems & minerals. this book is written by kathy j. rygle & stephen f. pedersen.
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$9.99
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Rare Transparent 2.81ct Emerald Cut Rhodochrosite From Colorado's Sweet Home Mine, With Appraisal
Description: Single Stone Rectangular Octagonal Emerald Red Rhodochrosite Gem
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$1,795.29
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Min .65ct 7mm Round Citrine Matched Pair
Description: Citrine gets its color from traces of iron and its name from its citrus color, though it is also found in medium yellow and golden to reddish brown. Most citrine is heat treated to enhance the color, and as quartz, it ranks a 7 on the Mohs' hardness scale, making it a great choice for durable jewelry. Citrine is found mostly in Brazil, but it is also mined in Madagascar, Uruguay, Bolivia, Mexico, and Spain. Citrine sometimes serves as an alternative to topaz for the November birthstone.
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$6.99
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Min .65ctw 5mm Round Citrine Matched Pair
Description: Citrine gets its color from traces of iron and its name from its citrus color, though it is also found in medium yellow and golden to reddish brown. Most citrine is heat treated to enhance the color, and as quartz, it ranks a 7 on the Mohs' hardness scale, making it a great choice for durable jewelry. Citrine is found mostly in Brazil, but it is also mined in Madagascar, Uruguay, Bolivia, Mexico, and Spain. Citrine sometimes serves as an alternative to topaz for the November birthstone.
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$3.99
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Three Precious Gems: Rubies, Emeralds, Sapphires(Tm) Dvd Erv $27.95
Description: Join Jewelry Television(TM) on a fascinating journey into the secret world
of these rare and beautiful gemstones. Featuring a host of gemologists,
historians and industry experts, this captivating DVD gives viewers an
in-depth look into the history of these three gems while offering
valuable insight into today's mining, cutting and grading techniques.
Estimated Retail Value $27.95
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$19.95
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25.00ctw 5x5mm Heart Shape African Amethyst Parcel
Description: 25.00ctw 5x5mm heart shape african amethyst parcel. the name amethyst comes from the greek word "amethystos" meaning "not drunken". amethyst was considered a strong antidote against drunkenness, which is why goblets were often carved from it. the color ranges from pale lilacs, sometimes called "rose de france" to a deep purple, which are the most valuable. amethyst is a 7 on the mohs' scale and is mined in brazil, uruguay, bolivia, argentina, zambia, and namibia.
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$19.98
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3.77ctw Pear-Shape Colombian Emerald Pair With Appraisal
Description: 3.77ctw pear shape Colombian emerald pair. (A) 1.76ct (11.06x7.21x4.33mm) and (B) 2.01ct (11.59x7.06x5.10mm). As a discriminating collector, when you think of emeralds, you think of Colombia. When you think of Colombian emeralds, a discriminating collector "in the know" would think of the Muzo and Cosquez mines in Colombia, the most renowned emerald mines in the world. These beauties were mined there and have a transparency and color like no other emeralds on Earth, making them highly sought after by collectors and even members of royalty throughout history. Emeralds are a type III gemstone, meaning that they commonly have clarity characteristics (romantically known in the trade as "jardin"), but Colombian emeralds are typically the cleanest of all emeralds. These beautiful emeralds have the bright rich color, unusual clarity, and excellent cut worthy of its esteemed "Colombian emerald" pedigree. With an appraisal listing an approximate replacement cost of $18,850.00.
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$6,798.60
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Min .25ctw 4mm Round Andalusite Matched Pair
Description: The name "andalusite" comes from Andalusia, a province in Spain where it was discovered. Andalusite is pleochroic, meaning it appears to be different colors when viewed from different directions, and is generally cut to enhance this feature. In fact, andalusite has such pronounced pleochroism that the colors can be seen simultaneously. Andalusite ranks a 7 to 7.5 on Mohs' scale and is found in lovely earth-tone colors like reds, greens, and oranges. It is mined in Brazil and Sri Lanka.
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$7.99
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