Note that those gemstones below are being offered at their Initial Public Offering (IPO) and typically priced to move quickly. Prices may increase on any particular gemstone depending on market conditions and the fact that many of All That Glitters items are One of a Kind...
All That Glitters is known for searching throughout the world for the Finest Gemstones and Rough of high quality and uniqueness. Lower quality material may be be found online or in stores, but few have the exceptional material that we offer the trade and our online customers. Gemstones will only be added to our inventory if color, size, cutting, clarity and price match our strict criteria!
A - 4.61ct Oval Opal (vst-15-01a) $922 | |
B - 4.91ct Elongated Opal (vst-15-01b) $1227 | |
Recently completed (10/04/24) customers ring with the Parti-Colored Montana Sapphire she purchased from All That Glitters, set in 14kt
yellow gold using her diamonds from a previous setting. She used the All That Glitters Showcase to find a setting she liked; if necessary,
we could have tweaked the setting/design a bit if she desired, but the setting matched her stones dimensions as well as the diamond melee on the sides!
Feel free to check out the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase: Purchase an All That Glitters Gemstone and Chose a Design via the Jewelers Showcase! |
A fine blue green to purply Natural Alexandrite weighing 0.49cts. Prices have climbed dramatically over the past few years on this material, and still extremeley difficult to obtain good material as most is included, overly dark and the color change isn't worth noting. The blue green on this one is really strong and it will go to a purple color. Small but nice considering what is on the market and avaialble, but that can always be said of this material! (big-24-01) $2940 (Great price on this!) |
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We were fortunate to find such a nice precision faceted 6.53ct Natural Imperial Pink Topaz (Certed!) originally mined in Ouro Preto decades ago. The cutter of this piece is a Well-Known Multi-Award Winning Cutter whose work is in museums. Pink Topaz of any size is quite rare and this is considered to be a large one! Clean, properly faceted, high polish all mean that this is an important gemstone! (ggc-24b-01) $13060 |
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One has to be very lucky to encounter a Fine Quality Colored Ouro Preto IMPERIAL Topaz now. Large pieces just don't exist. Very rare to find larger crystals and typically they are far from clean and therefore, they are more mineral specimens and not for cutting gemstones. However, some larger crystals might have a section of clarity in the center and that was the case of this piece. It was purchased by a friend/associate of ours decades ago and he found a clean section that allowed him to facet this almost 20ct gem! The cutter is known as being a Multi-Award Winner, winning another prestigious award just this year from AGTA for his entry into the Cutting Edge Awards Competition. His work is also on display in a museum in Tucson. This 19.45ct Pear Shaped Imperial Topaz is entirely clean and has been precision faceted by the cutter; perfection in cutting and the polish only enhances this gem as the facets act as mirrors and reflects light on the surface while light is reflected internally! In Tucson 2024, with dealer from around the world, the owner of All That Glitters walked all the shows looking for anything equivalent in this size. Only one gemstone of 18.84ct was found; the next closest was 14.94cts. The prices were actually displayed along with these gems - our price on the All That Glitters Website is essentially the price offered to the trade. We have a price of Only $2100/ct on this massively large Ouro Preto Imperial Topaz. We would expect a markup to be between 50-100% in a retail store. (ggc-24a-04) $25233 |
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A - Pear shaped Blue Flash Amethyst weighing 5.65cts. (afgm-19-01w) $425 | |
B - Fancy Round Blue Flash Amethust of 7.88cts. (afgm-19-01q) $591 | |
40.48ct Marquise Shaped Ukrainian Natural Topaz - Orange to Smoky Orange depending on available lights. We were extremely lucky to find
two pieces of Ukrainian Brandy to Smoky Orange to Orange Colored Topaz Rough which one of our Specialty Cutters faceted and created this unique Marquise shape - not
far from an oval and at first glance it does indeed look like an oval. This is a large gemstone for an Orangy Topaz. This material is known as coming from this one area of the world
and this Topaz is known to change color to blue while the crystal is growing,
and therefore, you will frequently see this material faceted in emerald cuts where part of the gemstone is a very light
blue and the other half is this unique pleasing color. These Bicolored Topaz tends to be in large sizes as the blue is very light so the larger/deeper the stone, the more noticeable the blue.
We encountered this material being sold by a Ukrainian and just had to have both pieces that were available - one of the reasons was that there was an example of this color of Topaz faceted and we thought
the color, the size and polish were all attractive and definitely desired to have our cutters work their magic on this available rough. We have never had this color of Topaz in our inventory during our numerous decades in business.
This was a must have! Also, at this time, supporting those in the Ukraine was also a consideration. There are some very small inclusions (pinpoints) but they are so small and the stone is exceptionally large
and therefore really has no affect on the brillance, the gem or the price! (mnrlks-24-01b) $3238
hough this material did not originate in another famous deposit of orangy Topaz (Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brasil), it also doesn’t have the price of over $1000/ct wholesale associated with a fine orange gem weighing about 19ct from this locality, which we were seeking and did indeed find only one within all the thousands of dealers at the Tucson Show in 2024. We got a great yield/return from the rough to this faceted gem – this color shifting gem is selling at only $80/ct, which is about what the trade price was in Tucson as seen with the one dealer we encountered that had this very special material available in a few pieces of rough as well as one faceted gem. Yes, we saw the faceted gem and had to buy two pieces of rough to have our specialty cutter perform magic and create the two faceted gemstones we currently have and are offering! (We thought the color was unique and beautiful and this material takes a high polish. Just had to have this material in the All That Glitters Collection!) |
GIA recently published an article of this very Topaz location in the Ukraine. You can see the color of the above Topaz in some of the photos showing the bicolor nature of this
deposit, being a light blue and typically this light orangy sherry color. In the case of our gemstones, the rough was all orangy vs. having blue, and you can see that the saturation of
our gemstones is superior to the light versions shown in the photos. Read the GIA article below and View the Photos - as noted, this material is in demand and this color is not commonly seen -
in fact, there was only one dealer that had the rough and a faceted gemstone of this color available in all of those dealers we visited
at the Tucson Show in 2024.
Ukrainian Pegmatitic Heliodor and Topaz |
48.20ct Lively Ukrainian Topaz (Oval) - Orange to Smoky Orange depending on lighting. Very similar to the above gemstone in all ways - just a few carats larger and in an oval shape.
We were extremely lucky to find two pieces of Ukrainian Brandy to Smoky Orange to Orange Colored Topaz Rough which one of our Specialty Cutters faceted to create this stunning oval.
This is a large gemstone for an Orangy Topaz. This material is known as coming from this one area of the world and this Topaz is known to change color to blue while the crystal is growing,
and therefore, you will frequently see this material faceted in emerald cuts where part of the gemstone is a very light
blue and the other half is this unique pleasing color. These Bicolored Topaz tends to be in large sizes as the blue is very light so the larger/deeper the stone, the more noticeable the blue.
We encountered this material being sold by a Ukrainian and just had to have both pieces that were available - one of the reasons was that there was an example of this color of Topaz faceted and we thought
the color, the size and polish were all attractive and definitely desired to have our cutters work their magic on this available rough. We have never had this color of Topaz in our inventory during our numerous decades in business.
This was a must have! Also, at this time, supporting those in the Ukraine was also a consideration. There are some very small inclusions (pinpoints) but they are so small and the stone is exceptionally large
and therefore really has no affect on the brillance, the gem or the price! (mnrlks-24-01a) $3856
Though this material did not originate in another famous deposit of orangy Topaz (Ouro Preto, Minas Gerais, Brasil), it also doesn’t have the price of over $1000/ct wholesale associated with a fine orange gem weighing about 19ct from this locality, which we were seeking and did indeed find only one within all the thousands of dealers at the Tucson Show in 2024. We got a great yield/return from the rough to this faceted gem – this color shifting gem is selling at only $80/ct, which is about what the trade price was in Tucson as seen with the one dealer we encountered that had this very special material available in a few pieces of rough as well as one faceted gem. Yes, we saw the faceted gem and had to buy two pieces of rough to have our specialty cutter perform magic and create the two faceted gemstones we currently have and are offering! (We thought the color was unique and beautiful and this material takes a high polish. Just had to have this material in the All That Glitters Collection!) |
GIA recently published an article of this very Topaz location in the Ukraine. You can see the color of the above Topaz in some of the photos showing the bicolor nature of this
deposit, being a light blue and typically this light orangy sherry color. In the case of our gemstones, the rough was all orangy vs. having blue, and you can see that the saturation of
our gemstones is superior to the light versions shown in the photos. Read the GIA article below and View the Photos - as noted, this material is in demand and this color is not commonly seen -
in fact, there was only one dealer that had the rough and a faceted gemstone of this color available in all of those dealers we visited
at the Tucson Show in 2024.
Ukrainian Pegmatitic Heliodor and Topaz |
A | B |
A - Lab Grown Alexandrite in a lively 6.22ct Round. (laser-01) $933 SOLD! | |
B - Lab Grown Alexandrite Square weighing 9.38cts. (laser-02) $1407 | |
Lab Grown Alexandrite, 11.94ct Square. (laser-07-03b) $1492 |
Sharing a customer's ring just completed - Here is another customer created/modified setting designed using the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase!
This particular piece consists of both lab grown Diamonds and Alexandrite. The Diamonds were custom faceted from the rough
per dimensions desired by the customer and the Alexandrite was faceted from All That Glitters rough. Set in 14kt engagement band where
this ring was modified to mesh with an existing family wedding band.
Feel free to check out the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase: Purchase an All That Glitters Gemstone and Chose a Design via the Jewelers Showcase! |
A very lively peachy orange Oregon Sunstone weighing 3.07cts. The true color is not captured in either the photo or video. (sunor-24-03) SOLD! (Trade Sale) |
8.06ct Kite Shaped Oregon Sunstone, lively and in a light yellow, straw color. (sunor-24-01) $807 | |
This is not radioactive but it certainly looks like it, right?? This is a lab grown garnet, specifically Lutetium Aluminum Garnet. It is used as the detector within PET Scanners in hospitals. What you are seeing is the fluorescence under ordinary light. It certainly glows. The photo color is indeed accurate and the video shows a haziness around the gem because it is just so fluorescent to the cameras sensors. The color is best described as the neony yellowish green radiator/anti-freeze fluid for your car. This weighs 10.24cts and is just under 10mm square. making this an inexpensive conversation piece. In speaking to someone very familiar with this material, prices can be between up to $200/ct depending on whether "it's really aggressive daylight fluorescence stuff". Yes, depending on the lights, you can see this from MANY feet away - this is super aggressive fluorescence-wise in daylight! This actually puts Paraiba to shame... (celuag-23-01) SOLD! |
This is one of our Color Shifting Garnets from the Tariri Mine in Tanzania. Three distinct colors depending on the lights - Ruby Red, Magenta or Burgundy. 5.07ct Oval. (eagt-18b-01x) SOLD! Trade Sale |
Color Shifting Garnets from the Tariri Mine in Tanzania. Fancy Oval weighing 5.22cts. Three distinct colors depending on the lights - Ruby Red, Magenta or Burgundy. (eagt-18b-01y) SOLD! Trade Sale |
A 7.59ct Blended Ametrine Oval. (ajml-19-01l) $570 | |
Our Blended Ametrine faceted in a Fancy Square, weighing 8.10cts. (ajml-19-01i) SOLD! - Trade Sale |
A 11.59ct Blended Ametrine in a Unique Fancy Cut Corner Triangle design. (ajml-19-01b) SOLD! Trade Sale! |
A Lively Blended Ametrine in a Fancy Round Design - 13.18cts. (ajml-19-01j) $1318 | |
A Very Large 107ct Pear Shaped Clear Quartz with A Wonderful Dendritic Pattern - Not often seen in this seen or this clear. Exceptional and priced to move at a very low price for what this is... (chasgm-24-01) $963 SOLD! Trade Sale |
A Very Unique Natural Tricolor Quartz carved/faceted by a Multi-Award Winning Cutter, who recently one in a category receiving an award in 2024 from AGTA in their Cutting Edge Annual Competition. This exact material has also won praise when the cutter made a whole suite of these unique pieces, creating a necklace - this prestigious piece resides in the Alfie Norville Gem & Mineral Museum in Tucson. Should you purchase one of these rare pieces, you can visit the related gems and view the necklace in the museum. Note that this unique quartz, growing in zones of deep glowing amethyst, changing to clear and then back to Amethyst, is found in a deposit in Morocco and is not common found in general, not to mention one needs transparent and clean material in order to faceted gems. We love this material and managed to talk our associate into releasing the last few of the pieces he had. This gem weighs 6.80cts and the cutter had a price of $300/ct on this particular piece. We are offering this piece at $200/ct. Save $680 off the retail price that the cuttter/designer was originally asking! Original container with cutters info/price is available and will be used to house this gemstone in transit to its new home in the future! This material from Morocco is known to frequently have hematite legs (inclusions) - any in this gemstone will help to identify this gem species and perhaps even the locality - there is nothing that is readily visible to the nake eye or distracting.(ggc-24a-01) $1360 SOLD! - Trade Sale |
A Very Lively 7.11ct Orangy Zircon with a great polish - so one has internal sparkle/brilliance and major reflections
off of the facets due to the polish! Dispersion is evident too, making it look like a fancy diamonds. (ik-24-02) $2133
SOLD! |
A Stunning Glowing Blue Sapphire weighing 2.50cts, Certed by GIA, surrounded with 1cts of Diamonds, set in a Platinum ring (estate piece). Note that the carat weight of the Sapphire as well as the diamonds and the fact that it is Platinum is stamped on the inside of the band. Approx ring size is 6-1/4; can be resized to fit as desired (within reason). (rs-24b-01) $11,500 (Calculations show this is at about 70% off of the retail estimate - therefore a savings of 30%) |
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Photos cannot do this Pink Sapphire/Ring Any Justice! The color is a Glowing Magenta Pink and lively, flanked by two Natural Diamonds. The Sapphire is a whopping 5.33cts and is certed by AGL. The Diamonds are SI1/G-H in color and weigh 1ct in total weight, so therefore, 0.50cts each. Set in a newly designed custom 18kt Yellow Gold Ring - approx ring size is 8 and should be easily sizeable. Pink Sapphires of this size are in demand and have increased in price over the past few years. The total estimated retail price for this is approximately $40k. When we saw this large Sapphire, we knew that the designer must have had this for some time as the price didn't truly reflect pricing of the center Sapphire at todays prices; perhaps it had been hidden away in inventory/the vault for some time. So here is another steal from All That Glitters. Calculations based on the current pricing of a 4-5ct Pink Sapphire at the 2024 Tucson Gem and Mineral Show indicate that the retail price of just the Sapphire is slightly over $35k. (Calculations show a savings of about 30% off of the estimated retail.) Photos cannot capture the real beauty or true color of this piece. This is a Must See (and a Must Wear!) (dei-24-01) $28,000 |
AGTA (American Gem Trade Association) published an entire article about Pink Sapphire earlier this year, and the
eye catching first few lines were: "Pink sapphires have garnered significant market traction worldwide, particularly among luxury brands expanding their offerings of precious colored gemstone jewelry."
Expect prices to keep increasing in this color, especially for larger sized gems - which the center Sapphire in this ring certainly is! |
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*** Very Deep Pink Topaz *** | |
A - Deep Pink Topaz, 3.68ct Pear. Gemstone purchased from a jewelry store who bought these many decades ago. We purchased this in hopes that it could be natural or irradiated, and the price per carat would have been something like $2500/ct, but AGL Lab indicated that the color is due to a coating, so clear natural topaz with a coating that provides this deep pink color. Should be stable unless recut or repolished. (ajay-24-01a) Only $175 We will provide a copy of the cert as noted below. | |
B - Deep Pink Topaz, 3.78ct Pear. Gemstone purchased from a jewelry store who bought these many decades ago. We purchased this in hopes that it could be natural or irradiated, and the price per carat would have been something like $2500/ct, but AGL Lab indicated that the color is due to a coating, so clear natural topaz with a coating that provides this deep pink color. Should be stable unless recut or repolished.(ajay-24-01b) $200 - and comes with the original cert which cost over $120 which included the shipping. |
Estimated 9ct Checkerboard Tanzanite Estate Ring - 1/2+ troy ounce Gold and Diamonds! |
An Estate Piece with a large estimated 9ct Checkerboard Tanzanite in a 16gram 14kt yellow gold ring (that is
over 1/2 a troy ounce), brushed gold on the sides, highly polished elsewhere, with 6 diamonds weighing an approximate
total of 42pts (0.42cts) and approximately VS and white. Could be worn by either a man or woman - but would be large on
some hands. It is approximately a size 7. We have obtained a faceting diagram of a similar checkerboard design and have used
that information to estimate the weight of the Tanzanite - and it does indeed come out to be about 9 carats as was indicated to
us initially. This can easily be sized, but if it is going up a size or more, the gemstone will have to be removed during the process.
It can be sized perhaps slightly up or down without removal. Our recommendation is to wear it as is if possible.
We have also made some calculations on what the retail price of this would be in a store, and have used similar products found on the Stuller website to make these calculations - and they appear below. We have also calculated the estimated cost to create this piece for a customer at the All That Glitters pricing which is always less than retail. Estimated Retail Calculations Show Pricing to be: Tanzanite - $16,000 (see image grab further below) Gold Ring (based on $2,040/t.oz) - $3,700 Diamonds - $700 Cost to Set - $400 (rough estimate - difficult technique to set both the Tanzanite and the flush surface diamonds) TOTAL: $20,800 All That Glitters Calculation to Reproduce for Retail Customer: Tanzanite - $6,300 (Visit our Tanzanite page to view our Tanzanite Pricing) Gold Ring (based on $2,040/t.oz) - $2,500 Diamonds - $470 Cost to Set - $268 (rough estimate - difficult technique to set both the Tanzanite and the flush surface diamonds) TOTAL: $9,538 All That Glitters Savings: $11,262 Retail prices might vary, but the calculations for the gold ring, diamonds and cost to set should be pretty accurate. The price of the Tanzanite could vary. We estimated the price per carat from All That Glitters to be $700/ct - for a larger gem and nice color, this is a great price. If ring is not sold in a certain timeframe, we will consider recovering the gold content, using the diamonds on future projects and selling the Tanzanite as a loose gem. (wsan-23-01B) SOLD! |
GIA CERTED/Laser Inscribed 1.06ct Diamond, VVS2/J - Estate Engagement/Wedding Band |
An Estate Piece consisting of both the Engagement Ring and Wedding Band.
One doesn't have to keep these pieces intact - the important gemstone in these two pieces is the Center Diamond -
Remove that and put into any ring you wish and use the other diamonds as accents.
The Center Diamond is VVS2 in clarity, so extremely HIGH on the Grading Scale. The color is J which is still white but showing some color. It is GIA Certed - so you have no issues knowing the Clarity, Color, Dimensions, Weight, Cutting, Polish and other nfo. You know that the Diamond is the one in the cert, as on the girdle it has the GIA Cert Number etched by laser! 14 karat white gold engagement ring, set with a cushion modified brilliant cut diamond , weighing 1.06ct, of J color and VVS2 clarity, that is laser inscribed and accompanied by a GIA certification #2155377248. Recent measurements estimate the center diamond is accented by approx. 0.74 ct. total weight of round brilliant cut diamonds, of SI clarity or better and of white color. Accompanied by a 10 karat white gold wedding band that is set with more round brilliant cut diamonds - these diamonds are numerous but insignificant in size compared to those around the main diamond in the engagement ring and is a nice match and enhances the engagement ring; nice to have the wedding band available too! Ring size 4 approx (will remeasure if necessary upon request, but can be sized if desired or dis-assembled to create another ring/band if desired - the important gemstone is the 1.06ct GIA Certed Diamond! Note that since we have dealt with colored gemstones for over 43 years now, and sometimes deal with diamonds (we mandate GIA Certs for all diamonds we sell), we are unfamiliar with retail pricing in either colored gems or diamonds - so did a google search for Retail price of GIA Certed Modified Cushion Brilliant, J Color, VVS2 clarity. We came up with the info via AI and we did a screen grab. Regardless of how many times we did this, we could only get a quote on a VS2 clarity and not a VVS2 clarity which is two full steps higher in clarity. The high end for retail for just the diamond would therefore probably be in the $6700 ballpark as estimated from what was seen on line; that is for the diamond only, not the gold engagement and wedding band or small diamond melee. We have what we feel is a good price for this piece - which does not only include the major center diamond, but the two gold settings and associated diamonds. (wsan-23-01A) ONLY $4,100 |
Note that the clarity described in this screen grab is Two Clarity Grades LOWER than the diamond noted here. |
GIA Diamond Cert |
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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