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    I don't see very many people tumble and polish emeralds...tricky material to work with.
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    Re: Snakes and Stones

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Sorril View Post
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    I don't see very many people tumble and polish emeralds...tricky material to work with.
    Aren't emeralds supposed to be green? Those look more like turquoise (color-wise)... Nice though, whatever, lol.
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    Re: Snakes and Stones

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    Aren't emeralds supposed to be green? Those look more like turquoise (color-wise)... Nice though, whatever, lol.
    Facet grade emeralds are usually green. These are from Brazil (cheap) and they do have a little bit more blue tinge in them. These are not solid emeralds: the grey stuff is a smokey quartz matrix holding the emeralds. I don't think these stones are clear enough to see dichroism (which emeralds have), I think it is just the lighting in the photo.


    Image above is of the same material: the first image has an LED light pressed up against it, and the second is at ambient room light.
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