BIG STONES - 423 CT Emerald! etc

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  1. 1for1

    1for1 Well-Known Member

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    Hi,

    I have this Giant 423 CT+ Emerald certified as pictured. It surely is a prime conversation peice.

    This is a Brazilian Emerald Cut and Graded in India.

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    Who else has a big rock to show and tell.

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    I have 1 too
     
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    Yeah you do! How is that Stone working out for you? Its around 1000ct right? Ive never seen one bigger than that..

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    Not sure.. retail would be ugly.. not that i have seen one of these in a shop.

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    My largest stone is tiny compared to your emerald monster. Its a 46ct Amethyst. The retail replacement valuation not too small though. :D
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    And just a side question this valuation was done when Aus $ was at 87cents US. Not that the Aus $ is up does that mean the retail replacement valuse had gone down or up? Anyone know how to do the maths to reflect the change in the dollars value?
     
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    Anonmiss, that is one beautiful gem.
     
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    ORTHOCERAS FOSSIL - Natural 524 CT

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    Very cool item for the shelf also! 400 million years old!

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    I love it mate, makes a great paper weight.
     
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    And the 66 CT Rainbow Mystic Topaz Museum Specimen - treated to get the rainbow effect but natural topaz..

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