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| This Ametrine is an Absoulte Winner in Every Way! We have been working witht the Ananhi Mine Owner for years now, to
obtain unusual rough in Ametrine; this mine is the only producer of this Unique Natural Gemstone! The owner chooses
rough for us and we review images prior to making the purchase. We have very special cutters who work with this material to
produce either flat faceted gemstones or in this case, Hand-Grooved Masterpieces! All of our Ametrines faceted from our rough have
been very special and there are always a few that are outstanding. Our Ametrines have appeared in Magazines Articles and on
various websites. This particular one is a Real Winner in Colors, Mixing of Colors, Design, Size, Uniqueness and is just
Aesthetically Pleasing in Every Way! This is also one of the largest every faceted from our rough, weighing 42.64cts.
The shape and pattern is reminscient of a snowflake, and like a snowflake that disappears in a short time frame,
this incredible piece might not last long either, so reach out now and ensure this is yours if you think, as we do, what a great design,
color separation as well as blending of colors! Measures approx. 22.3mm x 14.4mm (ajml-19-01e) $4,264
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| One of our Blended Ametrines Hand Grooved by one of our Specialty Cutters. Weighs 31.65cts and is an interesting shape for a pendant or other piece of jewelry. Still in the possession of our cutter - as he is cutting some more of our rough. Reach out to us for a price if you are interested. Like much of the All That Glitters inventory, this is a one-of-a-kind piece and once gone, something similar will not be available. (ajml-19-01r) $2,215 |
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| This incredibly unique Oregon Suntone was faceted/hand-grooved by one of our Cutting Specialists and weighs in at a very nice 11.47cts. Image shows the body color under two different light sources - there is Copper Schiller which does add color to this piece and in the detailed photo above, you can see the grooves literally have a Copper-look and that is the Copper Schiller reflecting from these polished areas! (demco-21-01d) $2,294 |
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| Large Light Yellow OREGON Sunstone weighing 35.42cts and measuring 26.1x25.5x11.1mm! Hand Grooved by one of our expert cutters using this technique. This gemstone has been in a cutters possession for 2.5 years... The first well known multi-award winning cutter indicated this this piece and another important OR Sunstone would be completed in about 6 months - but after hearing that he was going to start it shortly, numerous times over a two year timeframe, we called for it back in November of 2020 and it was sent to one of his previous students who is now creating wonderful pieces himself. After another 6 months of waiting, this beauty came back. Worth the wait - a complicated piece that also incorporates an optical dish/bubble in the center. Note that the rough was a light yellow but in the very center was a light blush color. This can be still seen, but it is faint - the design in the very center varies from the surrounding area and attempts to accent and delineate this blush color. As in many gems, a slight difference in light will cause a shift in color as can be seen between the photo and the video. The Wholesale Guide for Oregon Sunstone, 2016, shows a Champagne Color selling at $100/ct for 20+cts. Champagne is the term some of the miners/dealers call the light yellow. Note that this price of $100/ct is for standard flat faceting - NOT fancy cutting as in the case of this piece. Unique cutting, concaving, grooving, sculpting, carving, etc. is much more. Only $120/ct - $4,250. (demc-18-01) |
Screen Grab below is from Wholesale Guide Specifically for Oregon Sunstone (2016 edition) showing added value for specialty cutting -
"Carvings are priced at 50% to 80% of the above pricing grid. Variables include color, size, intricacy of carving and artist"
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| Large Orangy Copper Colored OREGON Sunstone weighing 38.35cts and measuring 35.4x13.0x9.6mm! Hand Grooved by one of our expert cutters using this technique. This gemstone has been in a cutters possession for 2.5 years... The first well known multi-award winning cutter indicated this this piece and another important OR Sunstone would be completed in about 6 months - but after hearing that he was going to start it shortly, numerous times over a two year timeframe, we called for it back in November of 2020 and it was sent to one of his previous students who is now creating wonderful pieces himself. A slightly sleepy stone possibly due to fine schiller; as it is tilted under lights, there will be glints of schilller noted as seen in the photo - parallel bands can be seen as this gem rotates in the video. The original piece of rough, like many Oregon Sunstones, had a clear rind, with a bit of green, going to the copper/orangy color. One can see some clear or very light green when the stone is tilted and at the right angle; otherwise, face up it is that familiar color of copper or orange that many know as Oregon Sunstone! For someone who wants a Large Oregon Sunstone, in an interesting shape and that has been faceted and grooved for uniqueness - and at an incredibly good price, this fits the bill and more! The Wholesale Guide for Oregon Sunstone, 2016, shows this color with schiller selling at $100/ct to $150+/ct for 20+cts. Note that this price is for standard flat faceting - NOT fancy cutting as in the case of this piece. Unique cutting, concaving, grooving, sculpting, carving, etc. is much more. Though this rough was costly as well as the special custom cutting, we can provide a wonderful price on this piece. Also, we obtained a verbal price of approx $150/ct wholesale from two different people who own claims and mine Sunstone. Priced at only $150/ct - $5,753. (demc-18-02) |
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"Carvings are priced at 50% to 80% of the above pricing grid. Variables include color, size, intricacy of carving and artist"
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| Oregon Sunstone, Hand Grooved in the U.S. weighing 5.97cts in an interesting elongated octagon shape. Color is bright orange red to more red under incandescent light. Copper schiller can be seen when at the right angle. A unique piece all around. (demco-20-01b) $1,339 | |
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| A wonderful uniquely shaped Oregon Sunstone weighing 7.61cts, which we would call a Spear Point. Hand Grooved by one of our U.S. Lapidary Experts. Very center is red, going to a more subdued copper, with some green on the outside edge as well as clear. We can see this as a very beautiful custom pendant! (demco-20-01g) $1,712 | |
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| This 16.76ct is the largest faceted/grooved Oregon Sunstone we have had in the All That Glitters inventory in all of our years, and like all of our Oregon Sunstone, it was faceted from All That Glitters hand-chosen rough. Hand Grooved by our U.S. cutter specializing in this cutting style. Color could be described as a cinnamon with orange and red highlights under incandescent light. Has some schiller in the very center and one on the side, as can be seen in the video, but for the most part it is not visible when looking down at the table. (demco-20-01h) $3,352 | |
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| The Threes have it! This 33.33ct Hand Grooved Emerald Cut Ametrine faceted from our specialty rough by one of our U.S Cutters, has a free form shape and would make a wonderful pendant, pin or could even applied to a bracelet/bangle! (Contact Us for Pricing) (ajml-19-01g) |
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| A Freeform Hand Grooved Ametrine weighing 31.00ct, faceted by our U.S. cutting specialist from carefully chosen blended amethyst and citrine rough. We obtain our hand-picked Ametrine rough for All That Glitters directly from the one source of Ametrine - the Anahi Mine on the Brasilian/Bolivian border; we have had a relationship with the mine owner for a long time. First saw Ametrine shortly after it started showing up in the market in the 1970s. A wonderful material that is not overpriced in today's market, and with All That Glitters chosing unique pieces of rough, and using U.S. facetors to flat facet or groove our material, one is ALWAYS guaranteed that no two gems are alike, and therefore, not only will you not see an exact piece from us, but you won't find a match anywhere else in the world! Will make an incredible piece of custom jewelry, and like our other Ametrines as well as thousands of other gemstones in inventory, you can be assured of something unique, beautfiul and at affordable prices!... (Contact Us for Pricing) (ajml-16a-01f) |
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| Extremely Unique and Beautiful Blended Ametrine(38.54ct) from hand-selected rough direclty from the only mine producing Ametrine and Hand-Grooved by one of our specialty cutters...producing this Fancy Shield. Obtaining accurate colors is always difficult - for this piece, think of fine Amethyst Purple and bronze to rosy bronze as well as some various colors in between. When set, you know that this will be getting looks and questions from everyone! (Contact Us for Pricing) (ajml-16a-01d) |
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| A lively U.S. Faceted/Grooved Ametrine from All That Glitters special rough. This beauty weighs 30.30cts and when posted by others online when photos first became available, received about 2000 likes/comments in a few days, and that number has climbed dramatically. Only one piece like this, so if you are one of the admirers, now is the time to make it yours... Contact us for pricing. (ajml-16a-01b) |
| 7.78ct Watermelon Sunstone from Oregon - U.S. Faceted | |
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| A 7.78ct Watermelon Sunstone from Plush, Oregon. Faceted/Concave Cut by an Award Winning U.S. Cutter! A photograph of the original rough as well as the preform just prior to cutting is displayed below the finished piece. Note the green, red and coppery schiller. This is a darker gem, but with good lighting and when tipped back/forth or moved around, all the colors, schiller and unique cutting can be seen. Priced to move at $1,575. (da-17-01) | |
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| A 34.56ct Blended Grooved Ametrine Kite completed by our specialty cutter. (ajml-16b-01a)
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| 49+ct Oregon Sunstone from the high desert area of Plush, Oregon. Mined by All That Glitters in 2009.
Large piece of rough with very heavy schiller, which is not common. Carved/Sculpted by the multi-award winning Dalan Hargrave.
Another fine work of lapidary art by Dalan. Photos above represent tilting the work of art to show off the schiller or showing the
copper platelets that cause the copper/gold reflections. The original piece of rough is the last photo. Clicking on any of the photos
above will open a new page with an enlarged version of the photo. Another unique U.S. Gemstone from All That Glitters and a
Texas-based Lapidary Artist. (dd-17-01)
We are offering this piece at approximately 20% BELOW the calculated wholesale price (based on a wholesale guide created by those directly involved in activing mining and selling of Oregon Sunstone over decades). For those considering this unqiue and beautiful purchase, we are willing to share the wholesale list, as well as our calculations to show how we arrived at our pricing. For a retail markup, we anticipate the price to be up to 100% more. Our goal has been to provide our customers exquisite fine quality colored gemstones at the best price possible. With many decades in the gem trade, access to the source for rough and cut gemstones, as well as to many award-winning facetors/artists, allows All That Glitters to offer unexpectedly low pricing on most of our inventory. Contact us for a price quote! |
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| Another Wonderful Fantasy-Style, incorporating all cutting styles - Grooving, Flat Faceting and Optical Dishes! Just back from one of our Award Winning Cutters, this 34.80ct Ametrine is sure to please. Would make a gorgeous custom-designed pendant. As noted previously, this cutting style can take our cutter about one week to finish, but he might not complete the piece for approximately one and a half months, as he puts it aside to work on other pieces that are not as complicated or time-consuming. (ajml-16b-01c) Contact us for pricing. |
| Concave Faceted 34.58ct Half Moon Shaped Ametrine |
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| Concave Faceted 34.58ct Half Moon Shaped Ametrine. Rough came directly from the only mine producing this material and was hand-selected for our specialty cuts. Faceted by our award winning concave cutter in this wonderful complicated and time-consuming style. The cutter requires about 5 days or more from the time he begins to work the rough to completion of the final gemstone. The process is not typically completed over a 5 day period, but usually a month, as the artist takes a break and works on other material as this particular cutting style is labor intensive, requires total concentration and quite a bit of pressure to obtain a final high polish. Issues and unforseen problems can occur at any time, and therefore, more time, energy and effort extends the timeframe before a gemstone may be finished. (ajml-16b-01d) |
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| Concave Faceted 56.64ct Kite Shaped Ametrine with Optical Dishes and More! Rough came directly from the only mine producing this material and was hand-selected for our specialty cuts. Faceted by our award winning concave cutter in this wonderful complicated and time-consuming style. The cutter requires about 5 days or more from the time he begins to work the rough to completion of the final gemstone. The process is not typically completed over a 5 day period, but usually a month, as the artist takes a break and works on other material as this particular cutting style is labor intensive, requires total concentration and quite a bit of pressure to obtain a final high polish. Issues and unforseen problems can occur at any time, and therefore, more time, energy and effort extends the timeframe before a gemstone may be finished. This exceptional design is another possible contender for a cutting award. (ajml-16b-01i) |
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| This began as a 35+ct Ouro Preto (Minas, Gerais, Brasil) doubly terminated Topaz crystal. The resulting faceted
gemstone weighs 5.46cts. Faceted by our newest cutter, who created the v-grooves by hand. Color is a light apricot
or peach, with some darker variation depending on how the gemstone is oriented. (ewlap-15-01) $5,460
We posted this Topaz on Facebook to show off the color and cutting, and it was shared among a number of individuals as well as groups. The following are just a few comments: Awesome!; I see spun honey!!!; Gorgeous honey color; One of a kind... honeycomb full of honey. Someone in the know will probably pick this up for their collection or a piece of jewelry - won't last long! |
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| A gorgeous glowing green concave cut 4.99ct pear shaped Chrome Tourmaline. Large for Chrome Tourmaline
and a great shape for a ring, pendant and more. The first photo was taken using a light ring
which provides consistent illumination and the second photo is just under office fluorescent lights. The
saturated color of the second photo is more of what the eye sees, being a rich what we would call, chrome green.
True Chrome Tourmaline is not that common and larger gemstones in this size are even less common. Based on what
we've seen as well as our cutter as far as wholesale pricing of Chrome Tourmalines of this size and smaller, we would expect
the price for this size in a retail store to be about $1,500ct - and for a unique gemstone which is concave cut and by an
AGTA Cutting Competition multi-award winner, this price would be low and would be expected to be actually much
higher. The rough for this piece was very similar to rough we gave to Dalan Hargrave, with which he created a 5.05ct finished finished
gemstone in his Starlight Cut. The pear shape pictured here is approximately 13.17x10.15ex6.33mm. (then-16-02b) $4,491
(Both of these recently faceted Chrome Tourmalines are a good value due to size, color, clarity and those credited for their expert cutting skills/talent.) |
| One says WOW when viewing this Fancy Blended Ametrine! |
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| A 45.60ct Concave Cut Blended Ametrine in a uniquely shaped oval, showing the Amethyst and Citrine as separate
areas within the gemstone, but also causing some blending which adds interest and beauty. This was photographed with a ring light
which allows proper even lighting to see the color patterns/cutting throughout the gem. Our connections to the mine
that produces this material, allows us to obtain the unique pieces of rough we require to produce such beautiful treasures.
The rough is personally selected for All That Glitters. We do anticipate (or perhaps better said - we 'hope') beautiful gemstones
will result from our rough by our cutter, but sometimes the custom design the cutter has chosen and the one-of-a-kind rough we supply him,
turns into something far beyond what was originally expected, as is the case of this piece as well as a custom created fancy fan shape
(incorporating grooving, faceting and even optical dishes in the design shown below). So unique and beautiful are these, that we have
been comtemplating entering them into the ATGA Cutting Edge Competition when that is held in the future. The negatives to entering these
gemstones into this contest include waiting for the contest to begin, the high entrance fees ($300, not to mention the cost of shipping
and insuring the gems in full) and the fact that if the judges agree about the uniqueness of the cutting/shape/color, etc. the gemstones are
not returned to the owner for quite a long time as they go on tour to be admired by others in the trade. We do have a price in mind per carat for these pieces,
and we feel due to the size, the uniquenes, the rarity of the starting material as well as other pluses, that our price is a very good buy and far less the retail
price we have seen for smaller Ametrines with less interesting cuts and where the color zoning is more of the norm of what one sees in 'everyday' Ametrine.
Feel free to email us to inquire about the price. Measures approx: 26.6x19.2x164.mm (ajml-16-01f)
We decided to post a photo of this piece on Facebook, and below are the accolades within the first hour or so...we posted in a group that knows colored gemstones, cutting, unique and beautiful gems: Okay....(pause).....I don't even know what to say. I've never seen anything like it?? This may be THE most amazing Ametrine faceting I have ever seen... Breath taking oh. my. goodness. That is seriously stunning work. Spectacular!! All I've got is gibberish and odd noises. Wow. Wow, wow and more wow. Seriously beautiful. I want this! Fabulous!!!! Wow! !! Damn! it's ridiculous wow wow wow wow awesome awesome awesome speechless actually beautiful beyond...... Hats off .... a gem made by a gem. :-) how ? ... This may be THE most amazing Ametrine faceting I have ever seen. oh. my. goodness. That is seriously stunning work. |
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| A 70.20ct Concave Cut Blended Ametrine in a custom created fancy fan shape, showing the Amethyst and Citrine as separate areas within the gemstone, but also causing some blending which adds interest and beauty. The first photo was taken under office fluorescent lights. The second photo is partially backlit which allows details to clearly be shown as it is transmitted light vs. reflected light. Our connections to the mine that produces this material, allows us to obtain the unique pieces of rough we require to produce such beautiful treasures. The rough is personally selected for All That Glitters. We do anticipate (or perhaps better said - we 'hope') beautiful gemstones will result from our rough by our cutter, but sometimes the custom design the cutter has chosen and the one-of-a-kind rough we supply him, turns into something far beyond what was originally expected, as is the case of this piece as well as the fancy oval shape above. So unique and beautiful are these, that we have been comtemplating entering them into the ATGA Cutting Edge Competition when that is held in the future. The negatives to entering these gemstones into this contest include waiting for the contest to begin, the high entrance fees ($300, not to mention the cost of shipping and insuring the gems in full) and the fact that if the judges agree about the uniqueness of the cutting/shape/color, etc. the gemstones are not returned to the owner for quite a long time as they go on tour to be admired by others in the trade. We do have a price in mind per carat for these pieces, and we feel due to the size, the uniquenes, the rarity of the starting material as well as other pluses, that our price is a very good buy and far less the retail price we have seen for smaller Ametrines with less interesting cuts and where the color zoning is more of the norm of what one sees in 'everyday' Ametrine. Feel free to email us to inquire about the price. (ajml-16-01e) |
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| 7.21ct Custom Carved Oregon Sunstone with HEAVY Copper Schiller. This piece just shines with reflections from the copper schiller in the light. Unique shape will allow designers to create a wonderful piece - there is no other piece on the market currently or in the past, which would be similar. A True One-of-a-Kind! (dd-16-04) $721 |
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| A beautiful 30.82ct Ametrine. This has a lighter saturation than some of our other Ametrines. In the center of this piece is a wonderful flower-like design. We have taken two photos, one directly looking into the center and another where the gemstone is tilted slightly showing more mixing of the colors. Rough came directly from the only mine producing this material and faceted by our special cutter in this wonderful style. The cutter requires about 5 days or so from the time he begins to work the rough until he completes the finished gemstone; that is 5 days of a persons time...He is also scheduled to undergo shoulder surgery as a direct result of the pressure required to apply to the gemstone while fashioning. Due the difficulty and time involved in this method/style of cutting, this grooving technique might be put on hold. (ajml-16-01d) $1,849 |
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| 2.65ct Green Blue Tourmaline, concave faceted. You can see the dichroic property of Tourmaline, showing a nice light blue and a deep green on the different axes. This was shot with a fluorescent ring light and though there is sparkle/brilliance when this gemstone is viewed, the color saturation is deeper/darker than the photo. Should this gemstone not be what the new owner was expecting or likes, we have our unique 10 Day Return Policy (for any reason) as well as our Life Time Guarantee. (nrstngm-97a-4) $1,590 |
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| Oregon Sunstone, 3.37ct - Stunning Shape with really nice orange color. Photos are of the same gemstone, just rotated 90 degress to show the various play of light/color that one may see. (dd-16-01) $1,348 |
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| Oregon Sunstone weighing 4.37cts - unique curved shape which could be described as a crescent. Will allow some interesting designs for custom jewelry! Photos show the gemstone in two different positions - think it would be unique to set with the long axis running up/down vs. across as show in the photos....but anything is possible! Photos don't do the gemstone/shape justice. (dd-16-02) $1,311 |
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| Ametrine from the Anahi Mine, weighing 35.46ct in a fan shape. Concave faceted by our cutter, producing this intriguing display of color with some mixing, adding more interest and play of colors. The piece of rough from which it was faceted is shown below the gemstone. Click on the image above for a larger close-up image displaying the cutting and colors as seen from the front of the gemstone - just beautiful to observe and see how the light and colors play within this gemstone. (xgxc-15-01b) |
| Iolite Carved Chameleon Weighing 77cts | |
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| Chameleon carved out of Madagascar Iolite and comes with the base shown. Iolite is trichoic and depending on the orientation of the carving, you will see various colors; the main color is a light purple to bluish purple, and then the expected grey in some areas when looking from the front or from the back of the piece. Unique and shows the trichoic properties of Iolite - far more interesting and shows the skill of the individual who carved it, vs. the cubes of Iolite that one sometimes sees that shows this property. Large photos showing detail are available upon request. (btree-15-01) $675 (That is less than $10 per carat!) | |
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| Carved and Sculpted Ametrine 21.95cts (bsb-07-01c) $1,317 (This material is very unique in gemstone material as there are multicolors of amethyst scattered throughout the gemstone. Also, it is both faceted and has carved lines accentuating the mult-colors. Extremely special pieces....) |
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| B - David Stanley Sculpted Green Tourmaline(3.99ct) $650
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| C - David Stanley Sculpted Interlocking
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| These pieces were designed by David Stanley, one of the first Americans working in a similar fashion to Munsteiner in Germany. These unique pieces were chosen from a few hundred pieces of David's work decades ago. They were chosen based on the designs, keeping the customer and goldsmith in mind. Note that the citrine and amethyst pieces are separate pieces, and one can separate them with a bar of gold, diamonds, other gemstones or whatever the customer desires. | ||
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3.63ct Merelani Mint Grossular Garnet - Sculpted!
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Our first sculpted gemstone from the rough is a
Merlani Mint Grossular Garnet weighing 3.63ct. It has several optical
dishes on the back and one on the front - it also has an overall
shape where a designer can tuck a small diamond or round stone next
to the stone as the gemstone has an area that looks like it is made
just for this purpose! The color is bright and it is clean. We can no
longer purchase the rough at this price.......
3.63ct Grossular Garnet - Sculpted: $7,260 (eagt-03-03c) |
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well as optical dishes.. A super interesting piece for
someone who wants something unique - reminiscent of Munsteiner, Dyber and
others! This is exactly what one expects from an Oregon Sunstone - one sees
a red surrounded by clear, and of course, what many look for - Schiller
(copper platelets). You can see all of this in the photos above - a
variation of red, clear, and schiller in parallel lines. (osi-08-01) $2,154
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| Weighing in at an amazing 1,563cts, this piece of multi-colored Burmese Jade was sculpted into a marvelous lizard. We particularly liked the banded feature of this piece as it is truly reminiscent of some lizards. Difficult to find good carving material and the price of carving has gone up tremendously! btgem-11-01) $2,495 | |
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| Camille the Two-Toned Burmese Jade Chameleon - Currently All That Glitters Mascot! | |
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This unique, well executed Jade Carving originates where fine Jade is to
be found - Burma. It is two-toned and this natural aspect of the natural
material has been expertly integrated into a Burmese Chameleon weighing
approximately 317cts of Jade! Our new mascot will probably not be around
too long, and some might even say that it is endangered. Some astute
collector of Jade, the unique, chameleons, jewelry store, etc. will see
this and add it to their collection. This is the first carving that we
felt was of high quality and not overly priced - and we have been looking
for items of quality and distinction for over 40 years! We honestly do
not have a feel for pricing such an item which was intricately carved
over many hours or the price of this interesting two-tone 317cts of Jade,
but we are basing the price on our cost. We really don't want to part
with Camille, but if she finds a better home, we will let her go and only
hope that we can find some of her relatives..... (chapr-05-01) $4,275 Interesting facts
about Camille - she weighs 317cts!!! Her overall length is approximately
3 inches and her height is about 2 inches. She has been photographed for
a magazine article which can be accessed via the link below. Not too many
have the opportunity to own an item that was seen in a magazine around
the world! (Not to mention, it is Genuine Natural Jade too!)
As seen in Cedar WIngs Magazine Cedar Wings Article
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| This one-of-a-kind piece was carved from a piece of fossilized wood (agatized) found in Nevada. Expertly sculpted it depicts a mother octopus guarding her young which are still in the egg sacs. Measures approximately 3"x2"x1.75" ( rstvn-11c-01) $1,675 | |
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| Carved Butte Opal from Idaho with a pair of Humpback Whales. A large piece weighing over 140cts. This material was mined in the Blue Mountains, Morrow County in Oregon. (wcm-14-01) $775 | |
Note: Magnification and bright lighting is required to photograph gemstones. Some inclusions may be visible under these circumstances. You are viewing photographs as if you were using a loupe or microscope - not your unaided eye. Under normal conditions, these inclusions may not be visible.
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PayPal, but an account is not required; Zelle is bank account to bank account; Venmo is bank account to bank account but one can use a debit card as well as a credit card
with an associated charge for using a credit card; Popmoney is also bank account to bank account; Wise (formerly Transferwise) is typically for International Transactions/Foregin Currency but also
works within the United States.
NOTE - For those who must utilize PayPal, we can provide an invoice or have funds sent to a PayPal account
we have access to. There will be a 3% charge for this service, which PayPal charges - regardless of whether the
item is returned. This is PayPal's mandate as of October 2019 - the only payment application that we are aware of
that will not return their fee if an item is returned. We no longer offer PayPal as a standard payment option...
Purchase using Square:
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Purchase using Zelle:
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Purchase using Venmo:
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Purchase using Popmoney:
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Purchase using Wise:
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For purchases using another form of payment, please use our
Intent to Purchase Form.
You may also telephone or send an email: Contact All That Glitters
