The American Gem Sapphire

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Sapphire's are so beautiful, my favourite gemstone. A lovely collection.

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Only one word comes to mind. WOW!
 

The prices will vary greatly, large quantity buyers require a reduced price, however that price may or may not be acceptable.
The market will always have a bearing, the faster you sell, the less you get. Today Marks a new day in much of the gem world,
as digital buying has taken a large role away from the jewlrestore as well as gem TV. This is a product that has had no treatment,
and it is in a market all of it's own. Therfore it shall bring a premium, but only to a buyer who insist on untreated stones. Size is the other factor as well as quality. I remove the culls and cracked stones, I then size them by mm. The small stones can go for $3.00 per ct,
it may take 7 stones to make a ct. 5000 ct makes a key x $ 3.00 =$ 15,000 this could give a retailer get as much as 35.000 stones. Prices can be all over depends on the size, larger stones can fetch $80.00 per ct or $400.00 per gram. I have sold parcels under 4,000 Ct's
for over $44,000.
 

Wow, if I had a spot like that I would never be in the dog house.
 

Very cool finds.
:hello: HH in 2010 :hello2:
 

Gold & Gemstones are real nice!
 

Great mass of bling.... If you don't mind me asking, how long did it take you to find all that loot??
 

Some of the rough sapphires above from last year's take now cut.
 

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