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davidporterjewelry · 2 months

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For Sale!! 2.45ct Burma Ruby and 1.10ct diamond ring set in 18K yellow gold crafted by David Porter Jewelry

Add a touch of glamour to your outfit with the 2.45ct Burma Ruby and 1.10ct diamond ring set in 18K yellow gold.💍 The deep red hue of the Burma Ruby paired with the sparkling diamonds creates a mesmerizing contrast that catches the light beautifully.

This ring is not just a piece of accessory but a statement of luxury and style.❤ It's a stunning piece that exudes elegance and sophistication. It is sure to turn heads and will make a timeless addition to any jewelry collection.

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brilliantstarsgems · 3 months

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When Records Are Broken

Estrela de Fura and the Future of Mozambique Rubies

February 2024

Several years ago, I penned an article entitled “Are Ruby Prices Justified.” The essence of the article explained that fine, gem quality rubies are exceedingly rare and that nothing can change the natural economics involved. Different natural elements must combine to create a gorgeous red hue, and this practically ensures their great rarity. There are only a few locations in the entire world that have been blessed with such minerals.

Followers of my writings- and all sophisticated gem connoisseurs for that matter- appreciate that Myanmar (previously called Burma) is the prime source of such fabled rubies. In fact, the Myanmar origin has developed into a brand name of sorts. Just the mention of a ruby with this origin conjures images of royalty, maharajas, and some of the world’s most famous gemstones. Rubies are exceptionally rare to begin with, but modern science has found the secret sauce that makes the Myanmar variety so mesmerizing. Such rubies exhibit a natural fluorescence which combines with the red color to create a specific color tone often referred to as “pigeon’s blood” within the trade.

However, as this source has been mined for centuries, its yields have become increasingly smaller and lower in quality. The collectors and consumers seeking ultra fine rubies, have been searching for alternative sources and rubies from Mozambique have become increasingly popular and sought after. In fact, a few global jewelry retailers now exclusively offer rubies from Mozambique. Myanmar is simply not presenting the market with enough rubies for these retailers with large volumes of high-end sales. An added challenge is the sporadic political instability in Myanmar. Large volume, global retailers must feed their constant appetite for stones, or consumers will simply dine elsewhere, and so many have now switched their focus to Mozambique.

Some of the Mozambique specimens have underlying secondary colors that detract from their collectability. Brown and other earth tones tend to give rubies a garnet like color- a semiprecious gem that trades at a small fraction of a fine ruby. However, occasionally, the stars are aligned and an absolute one of kind ruby is unearthed in Mozambique.

It has a Portuguese name, Estrela de Fura, or Star of Fura. Fura is the company that unearthed this once in a generation ruby. A massive 101 carat rough was found about a year ago, and the gem world collectively gasped for breath. It’s phenomenally rare to find a rough of this size, but in this case, all experts agreed that the quality of this ruby is ultra fine. After much debate and analysis, the ruby lost almost 50% of its original weight and yielded a 55 carat, one of a kind, ultra fine specimen.

Brilliant Stars routinely cuts color gemstone rough to lose even 75% of its original weight. The goal is to achieve the most perfect gemstone possible while keeping your investment and rough purchase price profitable. However, with such important gems, every single carat you lose in cutting could be US $1Mil+ in losses. Imagine the pressure on the artisan cutter who is tasked with such decisions!

In the case of Estrella de Fura, the magic weight was 55.22 carats. Having seen the gem in person, I couldn’t believe my eyes. With colors that are luscious red with slight purple/ pink undertones, this African ruby looks very much like its Asian counterpart. But what makes this gem legendary is the natural fluorescence that it exhibits. Gems from Mozambique rarely have this added color effect- Truly a once in a generation find. The final bid at auction sold this legendary ruby or US $34.8mil, or US $630,288 per carat. A remarkable albeit justified record for any color gemstone at auction.

It is futile to fight the laws of nature and it is obvious that an ever-increasing majority of high-end ruby sales will be of Mozambique origin. Estrela de Fura’s sale, and at a record price for that matter, greatly solidifies this fact. Mozambique rubies have now been officially crowned and have arrived. Collectors and consumers now have the greatest affirmation possible that Mozambique rubies are the future and must be respected like their Myanmar counterparts.

Behold Estrela de Fura in all its glory!

Rodney Rahmani is President of Brilliant Stars and a 3rd generation International Gemstone Merchant. He is considered a leading authority in the subjects of gemstones, jewelry, mineral economics, and the global luxury consumer market. He is a noted speaker and author of many articles on these subjects. He may be reached at [email protected]

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masterscrafts · 10 months

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A Jadeite Carving of Light Lavender Colour With Green Patches, Realistically Carved as a Peony With Honey Yellow Leaves

Accompanied by report no. KJ92545 dated 16 March 2016 from Hong Kong Jade & Stone Laboratory stating that the carving is natural jadeite and no polymer is detected US$10,000-15,000

SPECIAL NOTICE

Items which contain rubies or jadeite originating in Burma (Myanmar) may not be imported into the U.S. As a convenience to our bidders, we have marked these lots with Y. Please be advised that a purchaser¹s inability to import any such item into the U.S. or any other country shall not constitute grounds for non-payment or cancellation of the sale. With respect to items that contain any other types of gemstones originating in Burma (e.g., sapphires), such items may be imported into the U.S., provided that the gemstones have been mounted or incorporated into jewellery outside of Burma and provided that the setting is not of a temporary nature (e.g., a string).

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rubygems1 · 3 years

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Ruby gemstone should be worn during the Shukla Paksha. Wear ruby gemstone in your ring finger. If you want to wear a Ruby Gemstone, you can wear a 3 to 6 carats Ruby gemstone. Make in gold or Copper ring and wear it in the morning of any Sunday during 6 to 7 AM, wear it in the ring finger.

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gemlab · 2 years

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Ruby is precious pink and red color gemstone or mineral. Famous mining place for ruby are Burma, Afghanistan, Africa and others.

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georgiaeden8585 · 3 years

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This is boycott products & brands from Burma Campaign UK article

We boycott the military coup brands & products according to CDM & we don't support their products. Please do not use their products to help us. Thank you.

Banking and finance

Aung Myint Moh Min Insurance

Aung Thitsar Oo Insurance

Innwa Bank

Myanmar Mobile Money

Myawaddy Bank

Mytel Pay

Cigarettes

Premium Gold

Red Ruby

Communications

MECtel

Mytel

Construction

Berger Paint

Elephant King Cement (Sin Minn Cement)

Myin Pyan Cement (Flying Horse Cement)

Rhino Cement

Rhinoceros Cemec (Cement)

Sigma Cable

Tristar Steel

Entertainment/Tourism

Central Hotel Yangon

Diamond White Restaurant Yangon

Hanthawaddy Golf Course

Indoor Skydiving

Myawaddy Tours and Travel

Myawaddy Travels and Tours

Nan Myaing Café (Pwin Oo Lwin)

Okkala Golf Resort

Royal Sportainment Bowling Alley

Royal Sportainment Complex

Royal Sportainment Ice Skating

Shwe Gandamar Ballroom (Pathein)

Shwe Gandamar Grand Ballroom (Yangon)

Food and drink

Adipati Rice (AAPT Rice)

Akasi Long Grain Rice

Andaman Gold Blue

Andaman Gold Special

Black Shield Stout

Dagon Beverages

Dagon Dairy Plant

Dagon Extra Strong Beer

Dagon Fresh Lemon Sparkling

Dagon Fresh Soda

Dagon Gin

Dagon Lager Beer

Dagon Light Lager Beer

Dagon Malta Fresh

Dagon Rum

Dagon Single Malt Lager Beer

Dagon Super Lager Beer

Fleur Marguerite Sunflower Rice

Kirin Ichiban

Mandalay Beer

Mandalay Brewery

Mandalay Spirulina Anti-aging Beer

Mandalay Strong Beer

Mandalay Super Fresh Lager

MEC Myanmar Rice

Moon Dairy Creamer

Myanmar Beer

Myanmar Brewery

Myanmar Premium Beer

Nan Myaing Coffee

Nay Pyi Taw Water

Ngwe Pin Lei Premium Marine Products

Pyin Oo Lwin Coffee

Royal Karaweik Sugar

Seven7 Condensed Milk

Shwe Phe Oo Teamix

Sugarmec

Sun Condensed Milk

Health and Beauty Products

Dentomec Toothbrushes

Dentomec Toothpaste

Life Coconut Oil (moisturiser)

Padonma Soap

Health Servcies

Defence Services General Hospital

Defence Services Liver Hospital

Defence Services Medical Research Centre

Defence Services Obstetrics, Gynaecology and Child Health Hospital

Defence Services Orthopaedics Hospital

Kan Thar Yar Hospital

Military Institute of Nursing and Paramedical Science

No.2 Military Hospital

Thamadaw Special Clinic

Industrial Estates/Offices

Indagaw Industrial Zone

Myawaddy Bank Luxury Complex

Ngwe Pinlae Industrial Estate

Pyinmabin Industrial Estate

International Trade

Ahlone International Port Terminal 1, Yangon

Container Transport and Port Clearance Yard (Ywama)

Five Star Shipping Company – ships owned: Chindwin, Coco Gyun, Sawei, Ha-Kha, Han Thar, Hpa-an, Htone-Ywa, Kengtung, Kyaukpyu, Lashio, Loikaw, Maan Aung, Mawlamyine, Myit Kyi Na, Pagan, Pha Shwe Gyaw Ywa, Shweli, Sittwe, Taung Gyi, Thanlwin, U Thar, Yaan Byae.

Hlaing Dry Port, Inland Container Depot (IDC) and Logistics Centre

Hteedan International Port Terminal, Yangon

Inland Container Depot (IDC) Hlaing Thar Yar

Lann Pyi Marine

MEC Container Transport

Thilawa Shipbreaking Yard

TMT Port Terminal, Yangon

Manufacturing

Life Coconut Charcoal Briquettes

Ngwe Pinlae Fishmeal

Silver Sea Paper Carton Box Production

Thunder Sulphuric Acid

Tristar Tyres

Media

Knowledge Light Magazine

MWD Books

MWD Documentary TV Channel

MWD Family TV Channel

MWD Media

MWD Movies TV Channel

MWD Music TV Channel

MWD Series TV Channel

MWD Shopping TV Channel

MWD Variety TV Channel

Myawaddy (MWD) TV Channel

Myawaddy Television

Myawady Daily

Myawady Magazine

Ngwe Tar Yi Magazine

Tayza (children’s cartoon magazine)

Thazin FM Radio

The Union Daily

Yandanarpon Daily

Retail

547 Minimarts

Adipati Rice Mill Shops

Golden Land Duty Free Shops

Myawaddy Petrol Shop (Station)

Ruby Mart (Yangon & Pyin Oo Lwin)

Satake Showroom

Shwe Gandamar

Starmart Nine Mile Showroom

Trading companies

Adipati Agricultural Produce Trading

Myawaddy Trading Ltd

Ngwe Pinlae Cold Store

Ngwe Pinlae Fisheries Company Ltd

Ngwe Pinlae Livestock Breeding and Fisheries Company

Shwe Gandamar International Trading

Shwe Innwa Gems

Transport

Adipati (AAPT) Waterway Transport

Bandoola Taxi

Bandoola Transportation

City Liner Bus Services

Parami CNG Station

Parami Express

Parami Taxi

Pathein Thu Express

Sales and Service Centre, Mingalardon Township, Yangon (vehicle repairs and spare parts)

Shan Ma Lay Express

Shwe Man Thu Highway Bus Station

Shwe Mann Thu Express (also spelt Shwe Man Thu)

Shwe Myaing Thu Express

Than Myan Thu Express

#rejectmilitarycoup #boycott

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douglashussain-blog · 5 years

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The Fiery Red Ruby - By Far The Most Precious Gem stone of All

The very finest, excellent ruby is so rare it has been the earth's most valued gemstone for hundreds of years. In reality, even today, flawless top quality rubies tend to be more valuable and rare than good quality colorless diamonds. A 16 carat ruby sold at auction for US$227,301 per carat at Sotheby's in 1988. A 27.37 carat Burmese ruby ring sold for US$4 million at Sotheby's in Geneva in May 1995, or $146,145 per carat. A 32 carat ruby sold for US$144,000 per carat at Sotheby's in 1989. In contrast, eight D-color internally flawless diamonds over 50 carats were bought from days gone by 9 years along with the largest, a pear-shape of 102 carats, fetched only US$125,000 per carat. Top rubies are extremely rare perhaps the world's top gem dealers must incessantly comb through wealthy estate sales and auctions to discover them. Clean bright stones in sizes above five carats are particularly rare. Ruby will be the gem quality kind of the mineral corundum, then one of the very durable minerals which exists, a crystalline type of aluminum oxide. Corundum features a hardness of 9 on the Mohs scale and it is extremely tough. Rolling around in its common form, corundum is even utilized as an abrasive. Colors of Corundum aside from red are known as Sapphire. The element Chromium accounts for the red colorization of the gem, but an excessive amount of Chromium can actually turn corundum emerald green coloured. Heat treatment is very common in ruby gemstones (as is true for all types of corundum) which is utilized to dissolve "silk" inclusions, which results in an even more transparent, more intensely colored stone. The heat treatment methods are considered permanent and usually detract from value of the stone. The most famous way to obtain fine rubies is Burma, that's now called Myanmar. The ruby mines of Myanmar are more than history: stone age and bronze age mining tools have been found in the mining section of Mogok. Rubies through the legendary mines in Mogok will have a pure red colorization, that is described as "pigeon's-blood" although that term is more fanciful than an actual practical standard in the trade today. Myanmar also produces intense pinkish red rubies which can be also vivid and intensely beautiful. Many of the rubies from Burma have a strong fluorescence when confronted with ultraviolet rays like those who work in sunlight, which layers on extra color. Burma rubies possess a standing of holding their vivid color under all lighting conditions.

Fine rubies will also be present in Thailand. Thai rubies tend to be darker red in tone: a real red, tending toward burgundy as an alternative to pink, as Burma rubies do. This may cause them extremely popular in america where consumers generally prefer their rubies to become darker red as opposed to a darker pink. Some Thai rubies have black reflections, a phenomenon called extinction, which can make their color look darker than it actually is. But Thai rubies could also have a rich vivid red that rivals the Burmese in intensity. Sri Lankan rubies can also be very beautiful. Many Sri Lankan stones tend to be pinkish in hue and lots of are pastel in tone. Some, however, resemble the vivid pinkish red hues from Burma. Rubies from Kenya and Tanzania surprised the world once they put together in the sixties his or her color rivals the earth's best. Unfortunately, most of the ruby production out there countries has several inclusions, tiny flaws which diminish transparency. Rubies in the African mines are not transparent enough to facet. However, their fantastic color is displayed to full advantage when cut cabochon style. A couple of rare clean stones have been seen which can be top quality. The most important factor in value of a ruby is color. The superior qualities are as red as you can imagine: a saturated pure spectral hue without overtones of brown or blue. An intense pure, red color, uniform color is among the most valuable gem. Clarity can be of secondary importance, however a fine colored gem with slight flaws remains to be treasured. Large sizes rubies are more rare than diamond plus a valuation on fine gem ruby increases significantly (more so than other gems) with increased weight. The saying red is derived from the Latin for ruby, ruber, which is produced by similar words in Persian, Hebrew, and Sanskrit. The intensity of hue of a superb ruby looks like a glowing coal, by far the most intensely colored substance our ancestors ever saw. It is no wonder they ascribed magical powers to these fires that burned perpetually and don't extinguished themselves. After color, the opposite factors which influence the value of a ruby are clarity, cut, and size. Rubies which are perfectly transparent, without having tiny flaws, tend to be more valuable than others with inclusions which can be visible to the eye. Cut can produce a huge difference in how attractive and lively a ruby appears to the eye. A well-cut stone should reflect back light evenly through the surface with out a dark or washed-out area in the center that will result from a stone that is certainly too deep or shallow. The contour ought to be symmetrical where there shouldn't be any nicks or scratches within the polish. Ruby sometimes displays a three-ray, six-point star. These star rubies are cut in a smooth domed cabochon cut to display the effect. The star is the most suitable visible when illuminated having a single light source: it moves across the stone since the light moves. This effect, called asterism, is caused by light reflecting off tiny rutile needles, called "silk," that happen to be oriented over the crystal faces. The need for star rubies and sapphires are influenced by two things: the intensity and fantastic thing about one's body color and also the strength and sharpness in the star. All six legs needs to be straight and equally prominent. Star rubies rarely possess the combination of a good translucent or transparent color as well as a sharp prominent star. These gems are valuable and dear. For more info about ruby do tu nhien see our new internet page.

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monrougirfashion-blog · 5 years

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You’re Buying Fancy Jewelry Wrong

It Is the perfect

locket photos

Time to buy something important for a special person--you know, show them you

care

Jewelry is an

Intensely personal way to express style, even for guys. (Do not attempt to tempt

your tweed-wearing friend with an Apple Watch--that he will recoil.) If you have someone in your life with even the barest shred of personal design, approach

the job with eyes wide open and ears curled toward every hint of

preferences that float your own way.

It is possible

To win this challenge. It only requires some effort.

The primary thing

Is to understand what you do not know. I met Fiona Druckenmiller at her Upper East

Side store to seek her best suggestions for buying gemstones. She's got

credibility: As one of the multibillion-dollar Druckenmiller fortune, she presides over FD Gallery, a six-story townhouse full treasures from

the likes of Société Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels Inc., JAR,

Verdura, Hemmerle, and Viren Bhagat. Walk through the heavy,

double-door portal site and you will find yourself amid glittering things worth

thousands and thousands of dollars . Her clients include Upper East Side

doyennes and French financiers to youthful, Asian entrepreneurs and Italian

barons.

Druckenmiller

Wants to make it obvious:"Just because you've purchased an engagement ring doesn't

mean you know how to purchase gemstones." It's sound advice, and a great place to

start. Here is what else you want to learn if you are in the marketplace for some

seriously elaborate jewelry.

You can't eyeball qualityDo you know the

Gap between heated and unheated rubies? Would you see an emerald that has

been oiled, vs. one which includes no oil? Probably not. But these enhancements

greatly alter the value of stones.

"People have

Been heating stones for hundreds of years to boost the colour," Druckenmiller

says. "But a Burma ruby that's unheated is going to be worth 10 or 20 times up to a heated blossom from Africa."

In Terms of emeralds,

Many have small fissures inside them, because emerald can be brittle. Jewelers

often use oil to make the cracks less observable. So an emerald with no oil will

obviously be much more valuable than one that has been altered.

"It is not

Some thing you can look at and tell," says Druckenmiller. "People just don't

understand. It is not that they are wrong to buy them. It is only inexperience."

Find out which kind of quality you're dealing with is to ask, simply and

straight. Question the seller as to where the gem originated and how it's been handled. Request to see the certificate documents. And bring along an

expert, or a well-trained buddy, to act as backup and offer another opinion.

Even in the Event That You have a lot to spend, do not presume

While such

It is all built into the cost

structure of every huge brand.

What is more,

These brands don't necessarily offer you the highest-quality stones. (Also remember that lower-end big-box jewelry shops sell stone increased in labs, a

clinic so clear that this year the Diamond Producers Association

established a promotion campaign called"Real is infrequent" to emphasize the importance

of real stones and to bolster business, particularly one of millennials.)

For Example,

Mikimoto sells lots of cultured pearls. The value of a cultured pearl could be

only 10 percent that of a pure pearl. If you want the most natural,

rarest thing at the best price, you may want to look elsewhere.

Since you can and find a trustworthy source, who also can enable you to learn,"

Druckenmiller says. To find the finest authentic items at acceptable rates, visit

small, boutique stores and trustworthy private dealers, as well as auctions and

estate sales.

Should You take

Your chances in public auctions and sales, be prepared to go up from dealers, retailers, and brand-name houses like Cartier and Van Cleef,

which often buy back property - and museum-quality jewelry to maintain their archives and exhibit worldwide. Why wouldn't they? The supply of

jewels that are significant and stone stones dwindles annually, thanks to inevitable

loss, irreparable damage, and collectors who squirrel items into personal coffers.

The major gem

Auctions --believe Sotheby's, Phillips, Bonhams, Christie's--normally begin in

November in Geneva and run through December. Industry insiders who attend "will probably be very concerned" in the very first class of auctions, Druckenmiller states.

They then retreat.

"When it gets to

Be a week before Christmasthey have probably already spent their money or they've gone to other thingsso you can find deals," she says. "This may also happen just at the later end of night earnings, when they're falling out, or their attention wanders. However, you need to be blessed. It is a matter of

becoming really attentive."

Refuse to accept old or poor certificates of credibility When you Speak to

A retailer or dealer, always ask certificates of authenticity for any stone.

Look to ensure

That the lab certification is from a trustworthy source (the Gemology Institute

of America is the most

reputable). GIA's certificate confirms the geographical origin, grade, and

quality of stones after the institute has decided an item's gemological

individuality, alterations, and origin. The area where a gem originated is

important because certain nations, areas, and mines are renowned for the

quality of their stones.

That certificate papers exist. Two years of age? Fine. Ten years of age? Not

acceptable.

"Should you visit a

Dealer and they try to sell you a ruby or a sapphire, and they reveal a

certification that is from 2008, I would not trust it," Druckenmiller says. Lab

technology has improved exponentially in recent years.

"I've seen

Labs that said in 2008 a ruby is out of Kashmir, but today we're finding out

it's from Madagascar," she says. "That rock from Africa is well worth a tenth of

what it would be worth if it had been from Kashmir."

Do not underestimate the law of supply and

demand

As mentioned

Previously, the supply of top-notch vintage Cartier and Van Cleef valuables and jewelry declines yearly. But buyers in Asia continue to feed the

area's voracious demand for known and historical brands, including the ones and Tiffany, Hermès International SA, and Chanel SA.

The imbalance

Elevates prices.

"It's the

Historic names they know, so each year in these niche markets, the demand goes

up and the distribution goes down," Druckenmiller states. This is different

than buying something in a modern retail store, where lab-grown stone and cultivated

pearls, and costume-style jewelry and altered stones, can be

supplied indefinitely.

Combat this by

Those can give a good indication of

current market rates.

"One thing you

Could do is ask exactly what you're working with, whatever jeweler you visit, if

they have a store:'Would you show me auction comps for similar products? '''

Druckenmiller states. "That is a really good way to get a yardstick on valuations.

So if you are looking at a Cartier Art Deco diamond necklace, and you also see a

similar auction outcome, it may not be exactly the exact same bit, however when the

width is the same, it can provide you a good idea for what something similar may be worth"

If the trader

Know your audienceThe biggest boohoo returns

Stumbling block to buying jewelry for someone else frequently comes from simple

supervision --buying a bit, such as a ring or bracelet, which really doesn't fit the

personality of the recipient.

"Try to photo locket necklace

Know the lifestyle of the individual you're buying for," Druckenmiller states.

"Is she occupied? Does she put her hands for her occupation? This person might require something more lightweight, or made from more durable stuff, than somebody who [leads a more serene ] life"

Titanium,

Platinum, and diamond are options more rugged than, say, garnet, opal, and

gold.

If the person

You're buying for often wears enormous rings and chunky bracelets and necklaces wikipedia ,

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yourbohofashionblog-blog · 5 years

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You’re Buying Fancy Jewelry Wrong

boohoo returns,zodiac necklace It Is the perfect

Time to buy something important for a special person--you know, show them you

care.

Jewelry is an

Intensely personal way to express style, even for guys. (Do not attempt to tempt

your tweed-wearing friend with an Apple Watch--that he will recoil.) If you have someone in your life with even the barest shred of personal design, approach

the job with eyes wide open and ears curled toward every hint of

preferences that float your own way.

It is possible

To win this challenge. It only requires some effort.

The primary thing

Is to understand what you do not know. I met Fiona Druckenmiller at her Upper East

Side store to seek her best suggestions for buying gemstones. She's got

credibility: As one of the multibillion-dollar Druckenmiller fortune, she presides over FD Gallery, a six-story townhouse full treasures from

the likes of Société Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels Inc., JAR,

Verdura, Hemmerle, and Viren Bhagat. Walk through the heavy,

double-door portal site and you will find yourself amid glittering things worth

thousands and thousands of dollars . Her clients include Upper East Side

doyennes and French financiers to youthful, Asian entrepreneurs and Italian

barons.

Druckenmiller

Wants to make it obvious:"Just because you've purchased an engagement ring doesn't

mean you know how to purchase gemstones." It's sound advice, and a great place to

start. Here is what else you want to learn if you are in the marketplace for some

seriously elaborate jewelry.

You can't eyeball qualityDo you know the

Gap between heated and unheated rubies? Would you see an emerald that has

been oiled, vs. one which includes no oil? Probably not. But these enhancements

greatly alter the value of stones.

"People have

Been heating stones for hundreds of years to boost the colour," Druckenmiller

says. "But a Burma ruby that's unheated is going to be worth 10 or 20 times up to a heated blossom from Africa."

In Terms of emeralds,

Many have small fissures inside them, because emerald can be brittle. Jewelers

often use oil to make the cracks less observable. So an emerald with no oil will

obviously be much more valuable than one that has been altered.

"It is not

Some thing you can look at and tell," says Druckenmiller. "People just don't

understand. It is not that they are wrong to buy them. It is only inexperience."

Find out which kind of quality you're dealing with is to ask, simply and

straight. Question the seller as to where the gem originated and how it's been handled. Request to see the certificate documents. And bring along an

expert, or a well-trained buddy, to act as backup and offer another opinion.

Even in the Event That You have a lot to spend, do not presume

While such

It is all built into the cost

structure of every huge brand.

What is more,

These brands don't necessarily offer you the highest-quality stones. (Also remember that lower-end big-box jewelry shops sell stone increased in labs, a

clinic so clear that this year the Diamond Producers Association

established a promotion campaign called"Real is infrequent" to emphasize the importance

of real stones and to bolster business, particularly one of millennials.)

For Example,

Mikimoto sells lots of cultured pearls. The value of a cultured pearl could be

only 10 percent that of a pure pearl. If you want the most natural,

rarest thing at the best price, you may want to look elsewhere.

Since you can and find a trustworthy source, who also can enable you to learn,"

Druckenmiller says. To find the finest authentic items at acceptable rates, visit

small, boutique stores and trustworthy private dealers, as well as auctions and

estate sales.

Should You take

Your chances in public auctions and sales, be prepared to go up from dealers, retailers, and brand-name houses like Cartier and Van Cleef,

which often buy back property - and museum-quality jewelry to maintain their archives and exhibit worldwide. Why wouldn't they? The supply of

jewels that are significant and stone stones dwindles annually, thanks to inevitable

loss, irreparable damage, and collectors who squirrel items into personal coffers.

The major gem

Auctions --believe Sotheby's, Phillips, Bonhams, Christie's--normally begin in

November in Geneva and run through December. Industry insiders who attend "will probably be very concerned" in the very first class of auctions, Druckenmiller states.

They then retreat.

"When it gets to

Be a week before Christmasthey have probably already spent their money or they've gone to other thingsso you can find deals," she says. "This may also happen just at the later end of night earnings, when they're falling out, or their attention wanders. However, you need to be blessed. It is a matter of

becoming really attentive."

Refuse to accept old or poor certificates of credibility When you Speak to

A retailer or dealer, always ask certificates of authenticity for any stone.

Look to ensure

That the lab certification is from a trustworthy source (the Gemology Institute

of America is the most

reputable). GIA's certificate confirms the geographical origin, grade, and

quality of stones after the institute has decided an item's gemological

individuality, alterations, and origin. The area where a gem originated is

important because certain nations, areas, and mines are renowned for the

quality of their stones.

That certificate papers exist. Two years of age? Fine. Ten years of age? Not

acceptable.

"Should you visit a

Dealer and they try to sell you a ruby or a sapphire, and they reveal a

certification that is from 2008, I would not trust it," Druckenmiller says. Lab

technology has improved exponentially in recent years.

"I've seen

Labs that said in 2008 a ruby is out of Kashmir, but today we're finding out

it's from Madagascar," she says. "That rock from Africa is well worth a tenth of

what it would be worth if it had been from Kashmir."

Do not underestimate the law of supply and

demand

As mentioned

Previously, the supply of top-notch vintage Cartier and Van Cleef valuables and jewelry declines yearly. But buyers in Asia continue to feed the

area's voracious demand for known and historical brands, including the ones and Tiffany, Hermès International SA, and Chanel SA.

The imbalance

Elevates prices.

"It's the

Historic names they know, so each year in these niche markets, the demand goes

up and the distribution goes down," Druckenmiller states. This is different

than buying something in a modern retail store, where lab-grown stone and cultivated

pearls, and costume-style jewelry and altered stones, can be

supplied indefinitely.

Combat this by

Those can give a good indication of

current market rates.

"One thing you

Could do is ask exactly what you're working with, whatever jeweler you visit, if

they have a store:'Would you show me auction comps for similar products? '''

Druckenmiller states. "That is a really good way to get a yardstick on valuations.

So if you are looking at a Cartier Art Deco diamond necklace, and you also see a

similar auction outcome, it may not be exactly the exact same bit, however when the

width is the same, it can provide you a good idea for what something similar may be worth"

If the trader

Know your audienceThe biggest boohoo returns

Stumbling block to buying jewelry for someone else frequently comes from simple

supervision --buying a bit, such as a ring or bracelet, which really doesn't fit the

personality of the recipient.

"Try to

Know the lifestyle of the individual you're buying for," Druckenmiller states.

"Is she occupied? Does she put her hands for her occupation? This person might require something more lightweight, or made from more durable stuff, than somebody who [leads a more serene ] life"

Titanium,

Platinum, and diamond are options more rugged than, say, garnet, opal, and

gold.

If the person

You're buying for often wears enormous rings and chunky bracelets and necklaces,

it is a fantastic bet she'd enjoy more in a similar vein. If she wishes to wear only

delicate stud earrings or a thin band around her ring finger, it's likely she's

a minimalist.

She

May even prefer a wristwatch, Art Deco box, or classic cigarette lighter

To traditional stones. Notice what jewels she wears--if she wears any whatsoever --and

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Fine Three-Stone Ruby and Diamond Ring A cushion-cut 4.44 carat Burma (Mogok) ruby 0.91 carat, E color, SI1 clarity diamond 1.00 carat, F color, VS1 clarity diamond Auction Estimate: $291,940 - $371,560 Christie's London Important Jewels Sale 06/13/2018

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Made in Canada - More Important than Ever!

From the archive: June 30th, 2020

IT'S NEVER TOO LATE TO SURPRISE DAD: EVSTENROOS IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING CUSTOM ORDERS

Although another Father's Day has come and gone, it's never too late to surprise Dad with a custom design from EVStenroos! From jewellery to personalized keep-sakes and silverware, the possibilities are endless. If you can imagine it then we can create it, using the highest quality and goldsmithing standards. EVStenroos also designs corporate gifts, so you can show your hardworking employees and supportive clients just how much you appreciate them.

Email Ellinor for private design consultations, appointments, and corporate orders at [email protected]

MEET THE TEAM: MARTINE AND BENEDICTE LAVOIE OF PIERRES DE CHARME INC.

After working in real estate for thirty years, Martine Lavoie decided to change course and pursue an entirely new career—gemmology. After completing her classes at The Gemmological Association of Great Britain (Gem-A), the world's longest established provider of gem and jewellery education, Martine founded Pierres de charme Inc., specializing in the sales of gems and precious stones, in 2012.

"In the beginning, the gem market in Montreal wasn't quite as important so I spent a year building my customer base in Halifax, Vancouver, and Calgary. It happened one brick at a time. Slowly you meet people, you give great service, and you get good reviews. I eventually began reaching out of Montreal, I moved my business out of my home and into an office, and then my daughter joined the team."

Bénédicte Lavoie pursued her studies in gemmology after completing a Bachelor's degree in HR management and was awarded the internationally recognized title of FGA-Merit (Fellow of the Gemmological Association of Great Britain). She joined Pierres de charme Inc. 2015 and has been working in the industry full-time for the past six years.

"Our interests are very complimentary. I love travelling and the business side of the industry, whereas my daughter is very interested in mining and cutting. We try to know everything about our gems, from beginning to end."

Every six months, the mother-daughter gem dealers visit their clients in Quebec City, Halifax, Fredericton, Toronto, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Calgary, Edmonton, and Vancouver; and eight jewellery schools in Canada. They also travel the world to continue forging and strengthening ties with respected suppliers in Switzerland, Hong Kong, Las Vegas, Burma, Sri Lanka, Brazil, and East Africa.

"It's a strong and active community of people. We all share, rather than compete, to make it work. It's a world of gratefulness and honour. You don't see a stone the same way when you see all the work that goes into finding it. These are not manufactured gems, they take millions of years to create and are so rare to find. It's like a piece of art from the earth."

To learn more about Pierres de charme Inc. and the gorgeous gemstones they source for EVStenroos, visit their website and follow them on Instagram!

WORK WE LOVE: A BIRD’S NEST RING FOR LOUISE LACEY-ROKOSH

Louise Lacey-Rokosh first met Ellinor at the Calgary Rowing Club, almost seven years ago, which is how she discovered EVStenroos signature design — the Bird's Nest Ring.

"I had been collecting rings from relatives for a while. My Great Aunt Ruby, Aunt Phillis, Aunt Gladys, and Great Uncle Bill all left me solitaires in their wills that I wanted to make into something special. Since each diamond is a different shape and cut, I knew combining them into one ring would make the design quite random but it's perfect for Ellinor's Bird's Nest Ring."

After their initial meeting, Ellinor sent Louise four designs. With a few modifications and help from family, she chose the first rendering.

"I call it my wrinkly love ring, and I think Ruby, Phillis, Gladys, and Bill would be pleased to see me wearing it. I understand why Ellinor has won awards for this design. It's beautiful, and unique and working with her is so easy."

Not only is Louise an avid rower, who competed in the 2019 World Rowing Masters Regatta in Hungary, but she is also an artist with a BFA in painting and a double master's in Architecture and Architectural Technology.

Quilt series - Pinwheel 24x 30, Oil on panel. In recent juried show at the Leighton Art Centre

"I had a dream job, I was living in London and working as a Senior Design Architect with some of the best architects in the world but, in 2005, I knew it was time to leave and paint full-time instead."

Although her inspiration is always changing, Louise looks to artists, like Edmond Praybe, Zoey Frank, and Maggie Siner, who leave their "handwriting", their personal, identifiable brushwork on their paintings.

"The power of their mark-making is what stands them apart from other artists. You can tell their work anywhere, anytime."

Louise has exhibited in numerous group and solo shows, and her paintings reside in private collections across Canada, the USA, and England. You can view her work in-person at the Leighton Art Centre in Millarville, Alberta. To learn more about Louise, visit her website and follow her on Instagram at @LouiseRokosh .

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“This will be quick and easy,” she thought.

I went into this project thinking that this wouldn’t be too difficult. New wallpaper, a fresh coat of paint, a new window shade, and a change of lighting. That’s it! It has taken some time though, as these things often do when you’re doing all of the work yourself and fitting it in around other work and life in general.

The bathroom on the first floor had a lot going for it that I liked. It’s small by modern standards, but perfectly sized to me. The beadboard is charming, the wood floor keeps continuity with the rest of the house, and the leaded glass window offers privacy. The antique console sink is adorable! The separate hot and cold taps are not ideal, but we’re used to them (we had separate taps at our old house too). I also like the antique toilet and its wooden tank. The photos below are from the bathroom as it was when we first moved in.

Hello, inspiration. And wallpaper.

I swapped the wooden toilet seat for a black one years ago and I think that for a toilet, it’s really good looking. Other than that, we hadn’t done anything in the bathroom because while it wasn’t anything I had chosen, I thought it all looked rather nice. But it was time for a change! I found this snakes wallpaper and felt inspired. I know it’s not for everyone, but I’m excited and it’s going to be so good in the bathroom.

Big Cabinet of Natural Curiosities vibes. ↓

This pandemic year has been weirdly great for my creativity, and then completely zonking my energy level and sense of time passing. But hey, who came up with a plan to affordably refresh a good portion of the first floor so that it all feels fresh and works together and looks amazing? This lady.

Kitchen plans on the blog to come! I’m always more up to date in sharing on Instagram these days, especially in Stories, so I’d love to have you follow along there if you’re not already.

Lighting

OK, we’ve got the main jumping off point, the snakes wallpaper. The tiled shower is not changing, and the fixtures are staying. What can go though are those old Guillermo del Toro sconces.

These Sculptural Glass Ribbed Pendant and matching Sculptural Glass Ribbed Sconce are from West Elm. I like the look of them on their own, but also appreciate that they reference the ribbed Victorian glass shades that were in the room before, with a definite Noguchi Akari influence. And they are damp-rated, which is something to pay attention to when selecting fixtures for a bathroom.

The lights have been here for a while but I held one of the sconces over a light bulb the other day and it was beautiful when lit up!

There’s a junction box in the ceiling and what seems to be a corresponding light switch. I’ve already taken the cover plate off and the wires inside look to be newer than some of the horrors I’ve uncovered in this house. Will it work when I hook up a light? Let’s hope! Otherwise, that’s a job for an electrician. I am doing all of this work myself and I can swap out light fixtures, but I don’t feel confident in DIY troubleshooting of electrical issues.

Fabric

I liked the roman shade that was here with its etching-style illustrations of birds and tassel fringe, but it doesn’t go with the new design. My first thought for a new fabric was to go with stripes, but between the fabric, ribbed glass shades, and beadboard, it would have been too much. If I were going to choose a solid color, I’d match the ivory linen of our shower curtain. Nice and easy. But we never ever do nothing nice and easy.

It’s between these two Sister Parish fabrics (Burma in red and Cecil Stripe in dark brown). There was a flash sale and I got such a good price that I ordered both.

Paint

So easy. Our dining room is pink with a red ceiling. The kitchen and it’s little hallway/storage area will be, essentially, Caca Dauphin. (Did you know that story!?) The bathroom is between these two saturated, colorful spaces.

I am not painting the quarter sawn oak on the first floor, but everything else was fir or pine, and I am completely fine with painting that. The doors on the second and third floor are all black, and now the bathroom door is as well. The door trim, window trim, and medicine cabinet have all been sanded and primed, and I’ve given them and the beadboard all a matching coat of satin paint in Benjamin Moore’s Bare Essence. It’s a warm neutral, and a match for Farrow & Ball’s Joa’s White. It’s also a near match for the existing shower tile and looks great with the new wallpaper.

The Bathroom Design

All together now!

Sculptural Glass Ribbed Sconce, West Elm

Sculptural Glass Ribbed Pendant (9.5″), West Elm

Giove (Ruby/Garnet) Schumacher Wallpaper, Wayfair

Bare Essence, Benjamin Moore (Aura, Satin), Black Beauty, Benjamin Moore (Aura, Semi-Gloss)

Vintage-Washed Belgian Flax Linen Shower Curtain (Ivory), Restoration Hardware

Sister Parish Burma Fabric (Red) or Cecil Stripe Fabric (Dark Brown)

The painting is just about done — I need to do one more coat on the window and medicine cabinet. Then it’s a coat of wallpaper primer on the walls (Shieldz) before I can hang wallpaper and finally install the sconces. Roman shades are not the easiest to make, but I’ve gotten a little experience with them now and feel good about my window treatment skills. Slithering along.

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Harry Winston Purchases 43-Carat Kashmir Sapphire For $6 Million At Christie’s

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Harry Winston Purchases 43-Carat Kashmir Sapphire For $6 Million At Christie’s

43.10-carat Kashmir sapphire and diamond bracelet fetched $6 Million

Exceptional blue sapphires accounted for four of the top six lots at Christie’s New York Magnificent Jewels auction held Tuesday. The marathon ten-hour sale of 380 lots achieved more than $44.5 million, with 91% sold by lot and 95% by value. There was global participation with bidders from 39 countries.

12.64-carat Kashmir sapphire and diamond Art Deco brooch by Cartier, from the collection of Jean … [] Stralem fetched $1.5 million

The top lot in the sale was a Kashmir sapphire and diamond bracelet of 43.10 carats surrounded by 67.90 carats of D color internally flawless diamonds that was purchased for more than $6 million by Harry Winston. “We are very proud to have purchased this extraordinary Kashmir Sapphire which joins the ranks of the finest diamonds and colored gemstones acquired by Winston to form our superb Legacy Collection,” Nayla Hayek, CEO of Harry Winston, said following the sale.

80.86-carat Burma sapphire and diamond necklace sold for more than $1.1 million

Other notable blue sapphires in the sale at Christie’s Rockefeller Plaza headquarters included a 21.73-carat cabochon Kashmir sapphire ring by Van Cleef & Arpels, 1917, which achieved more than $1.7 million; a 12.64-carat Art Deco Kashmir sapphire mounted on a diamond brooch by Cartier, formerly from the collection of Jean Stralem, that realized more than $1.5 million, just topping its high estimate; and a Burma sapphire necklace of 80.86 carats that sold for more than $1.1 million.

24.58-carat “du Pont Padparadscha” sapphire on a diamond ring fetched $930,000

Another important sapphire that performed exceptionally well was a 24.58-carat “du Pont Padparadscha” sapphire on a diamond ring that fetched $930,000, well above its high estimate.

Fancy intense purplish pink and fancy intense pink diamond earrings of 2.61 and 2.34 carats sold for … [] $2 million

There were a limited number of fancy colored diamonds in the sale but they did perform well. The top lots in this category were a pair of fancy intense purplish pink and fancy intense pink diamond earrings of 2.61 and 2.34 carats, potentially internally flawless that sold for more than $2 million, within estimates, and a 102.61-carat diamond with Y to Z color and VS2 clarity that achieved more than $1.6 million, exceeding estimates.

102.61-carat diamond of Y to Z color, VS2 clarity achieved more than $1.6 million

Among colorless diamonds the top lot was a pair of earrings by London high jewelry house, Moussaieff, highlighted by pear-shaped brilliant-cut diamonds of 12.63, 12.40, 2.23 and 2.11 carats mounted on platinum and 18k white gold. The earrings fetched $942,000, well above its high estimate.

Other notable colorless diamond sales included the Vanderbilt Diamond Necklace, formerly belonging to Wendy Vanderbilt Lehman, which sold for $750,000; a 10.59-carat unmounted rectangular-cut D-flawless diamond that matched its high estimate of $750,000; and an 8-carat cushion-brilliant-cut D-flawless diamond mounted on a platinum ring that fetched $687,500, well above its high estimate.

Private collections were an important part of the sale and they all performed well. The results include the following:

* Important Jewels from the Estate of Mireille Lévy totaled more than $2.7 million;

* Important Jewels from the Estate of Mrs. Henry Ford II achieved more than $2.2 million;

* Property from the du Pont Family Collection totaled more than $1.2 million;

* Property from the collection of Mary M. and Robert M. Montgomery, Jr., totaled more than $1 million;

* The collection of Barbara Allen de Kwiatkowsi that totaled $975,000;

* Property from the collection of Athena Blackburn that sold to Benefit Charitable Causes achieved $788,750;

* American Muse: The Collection of Nina Griscom totaled $598,750; and

* Jewels offered in memory of Lana Chenko-Haddad to benefit the Shriners Hospitals for Children, the ASPCA, and Breast Cancer Research achieved $525,000

A custom ring by JAR that will benefit The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation fetched $62,500

Featured in the sale was a custom-ring by JAR, recreated after the signature jewel made for Elizabeth Taylor’s 70th birthday that sold for $62,500, more than seven times its estimate. The single-cut diamond and platinum ring will be custom-fit and set on one side with the initial of the buyer’s choice. Proceeds from this lot are designated for The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation. ETAF’s initiative “HIV Is Not A Crime” advocates for the modernization of criminal laws and penalties affecting people living with HIV.

Also notable in the sale was a collection of 15 art objects by New York-based artist, Daniel Brush, which were 100% sold with 11 of the items exceeding estimates. It is quite possibly the largest number of creations to ever appear at a single sale by Brush, who has earned widespread praise for stretching the boundaries of artistic vision and craftsmanship in a number of mediums. He is most known for his avant-garde jewelry creations.

The “Flamingo” frame by Daniel Brush sold for $225,000

The top lot in this group is the “Flamingo” frame made of carved pink plastic adorned with circular-cut pink diamonds, a circular cabochon ruby, half moon and shield-shaped emeralds, polished horn, conch pearl, glass, and 24k, 22k and 18k gold. It’s accompanied by a plastic and pink diamond screwdriver. It sold for $225,000, nearly double its high estimate.

Also, a pink plastic, colored diamond, multi-gem and gold snow globe by the artist fetched $68,750, nearly four times its high estimate.

In addition to the Magnificent Jewels sales, Christies Jewels Online sale was held from November 18 till December 1 and totaled more than $2.5 million with 90% sold by lot and 100% sold by value. Together, the December Jewels sales in New York achieved a combined total of more than $47.1 million.

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