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One 6.83 carats emerald cut tanzanite, blue violet exceptional (40%/60%) more blue color, VS2 clarity, cut grade excellent, measuring 9.2 mm wide, 12.2 mm long, 7.7 mm deep; with excellent polish and excellent symmetry. The proportions of the tanzanite are as follows: total depth 83.7%, table width 48.9%. Cut by Steve Moriarty. The overall quality rating of this tanzanite is 977 out of 1000. Original natural color can be seen at.
The Most Helpful Jewelry Advice Out There
Jewelry is very personal. Every one has their own thoughts and preferences when it comes to what they buy and wear. There are still some general rules of thumb, though, that can help you when it comes to choosing jewelry. Here are a few tips to help you on your way.
Use a soft cloth on your jewelry as often as you want. This is a natural way to shine all of your jewelry without relying on abrasives or other harsh chemicals. Gently polish your jewelry with the two-sided cloth as if it were a mirror. First, use the polishing side to polish it up, then use the other side to shine it.
Buying used jewelry can be a great way to expand your options without spending a lot of money. Look for estate sales or yard sales. Depending on where you live, prices may be lower than antique stores (which use the name “antique” to charge a bit more). Browsing in person can be a fun way to find things you might not have thought to go looking for.
The meaning behind a diamond is eternity, that love will endure. You can never go wrong when buying diamonds, even if your budget is small. If you choose a quality metal like 14k gold and a smaller carat of diamond in a beautiful setting, whomever you’re giving it to will have a giant smile on their face despite the small price.
When purchasing a silver plated piece of jewelry, immediately paint it with a coat of clear nail polish. Doing this will extend the life of the piece. It can also prevent those tiny scrapes and scratches that are so easy to get. Re-paint the piece once every few months for best results.
When buying jewelry, you may want to consider semi-precious stones. Semi-precious stones can be found in a wide variety of colors, cuts, and price-ranges. Not only will you be able to get more for less, but, since many people choose precious stones, your semi-precious gemstone jewelry may seem ever rarer than diamonds!
In jewelry, what works for your neighbor may not work for you. You have to truly get a feel for what you want and what you can afford. Learning more about jewelry is a great first step into obtaining the types of pieces that will fit in your world. Hopefully, you feel a little more confident now, to go out and buy some baubles.
