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The Gemstones you see are the end product of many hands. Our material is always selected by us.  Sometimes it starts with us selecting the rough and having it cut for us either here in the US or overseas.  Other times we might buy or trade for other peoples cutting, but only if it meets our standards.  Enjoy.

#637   Peridot

$108.00
From Pakistan. Sold as a pair. 8 x 6 mm. 2.43 cttw.**
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#636   Mexican  Opal

$60.00
From Mexico. 1.69 cts. 9 x 7 mm.**
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#635       ​ Fluorite

$38.00
From China. 5.62 cts. 11 mm rd.**
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#602 Mexican Jelly Opal

$48.00
1.62 cts.**
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#606 Peruvian Blue Opal

$31.00

1.73 cts.**

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#608 Blue Topaz

$36.00

2.97 cts.**

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# 601 Ametrine

$52.00
2.86 cts. 8 x 10 mm. When amethyst and citrine colors are found in the same crystal of quartz it is called Ametrine. The Anahi Mine in Bolivia is the major world producer of material.**
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# 603 Zircon

$70.00

2.1 cts. A lovely all natural White Zircon.**

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#603 Rubellite Tourmaline

$464.00

3.87 cts.**

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# 604 Chrome Diopside

$55.00

1.56 cts.**

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#620 Tourmaline

$412.00

Stewart Mine, San Diego, CA. 10.43 cts.*

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#762 Ethiopian Opal

$143.00

1.79 cts.**

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#662 Libyan Desert Glass

$307.00

The origin of the Libyan glass; a natural occurring glass formed as a result of a meteorite impact some 28 million years ago. It is found in the Great Sand Sea along the Libyan-Egyptian border. 19.21 cts.

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#631  Indicolite ​ Tourmaline

$117.00
From Brazil. 7 x 5 mm. 1.07 cts.**
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#643 Carved Tourmaline

$25.00 $20.00

Hand carved. From San Diego Tourmaline. 1/2" long.**

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#642 Bi-color Tourmaline

$225.00
From Brazil. 6 x 15mm. 3 cts.**
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#656 Oval ​Imperial Topaz

$1,232.00

4.48 cts. Brazil is one of the largest producers of fine gem quality Topaz, specifically in the state of Minas Gerais. Imperial topaz was discovered there in the town of Ouro Preto in 1735. The town of Ouro Preto in the state of Minas Gerais, was once the capital of the state. It is the primary locality in which commercially significant deposits of imperial topaz are mined.

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#669 Arizona Peridot

$91.00
2.27 cts. 8 mm Round cut, from Arizona.**
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#661 Oregon Sunstone

$268.00

6.72 cts. From the Pana Mine, Oregon. Square Portuguese cut.

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#666 Emerald Octagon Cut

$280.00
From Brazil. 7 x 6 mm.
 1.4 cts. Nice color.**
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#670 Blue Zircon

$51.00
5 x 7 mm. Oval cut. 1.02 cts.**
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#676  Utah ​Topaz

$129.00
7 x 9 mm oval cut. 2.15 cts**
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#673 Andesine  Feldspar

$68.00
1.39 cts. 7 mm square cut. This is a diffused color.**
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#640   Yellow  ​Apatite

$28.00
From Mexico. For Pair. 6 x 4 mm. .86 cttw.**
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  • Home
  • San Diego Tourmaline
  • Moldavite and Meteorites
  • Minerals New Arrivals
  • Mineral Specimens 1
  • minerals specimens 2
  • Mineral Specimens 3
  • minerals specimens 4
  • Mineral Specimens Nothing But Quartz
  • Old Mineral Collections
  • Fossils
  • Gemstones
  • Gems Available
  • Cabochons
  • Rings in Silver
  • Fine Jewelry
  • Panning for gems at our Store
  • Our Panning Mix
  • Office and Wall Displays
  • Spheres and Lapidary
  • Books
  • History
  • Contact us
  • Mineral Images Upclose
  • Items of historical interest
  • Bracelets