Loose Diamonds & Gemstones

In December of 2016, a portion of the tail of a small dinosaur was reported in a piece of burmite amber! In June 2017, a nearly complete, extinct bird was reported in a piece of burmite amber! This includes mites and ticks in Burmite amber as well.

The total carat weight of these stones is 1.35cts. These are very nice color natural sapphires. Color of each stone varies slightly. Range of size is 5x4mm and down slightly. Perfect for earrings or ring settings.

12mm x 6mm PEAR CUT. NATURAL PERIDOT GEMSTONE. Beautiful natural rich bright green peridot with good colour, cut & polish.

FYI:Aquamarine (from Latin: aqua marina, “sea water”), is a blue or cyan variety of beryl. It occurs at most localities which yield ordinary beryl. You will receive the exact stone shown in the photos above ^.

FYI:Aquamarine (from Latin: aqua marina, “sea water”), is a blue or cyan variety of beryl. It occurs at most localities which yield ordinary beryl. You will receive the exact stone shown in the photos above ^.

FYI:Aquamarine (from Latin: aqua marina, “sea water”), is a blue or cyan variety of beryl. It occurs at most localities which yield ordinary beryl. You will receive the exact stone shown in the photos above ^.

Cut (Shape) Round Brilliant. Because a picture can not portray the actual shine and sparkle of the diamond we chose to present here a general image to outline the style of the diamond you will be receiving.

POLISH: Very Good. ITEM: Blue Diamond. SHAPE: Round. COLOR: Blue. CUT: Very Good. HARDNESS: 10.

FYI:Aquamarine (from Latin: aqua marina, “sea water”), is a blue or cyan variety of beryl. It occurs at most localities which yield ordinary beryl. 2 piece lot. Item # 631.

In June 2017, a nearly complete extinct species of bird was discovered in Burmite amber! This is rarely seen in beetles found in amber fossils. This list may change as other states make decisions. Honesty is the best option.

Dominican fossil amber is known for the clarity of its inclusions including such things as insects, arachnids, and botanicals. Near the spider is an interesting, fan-like formation. I am not certain as to what it is the result of, but it may be due to how the resin fossilized and now reflects light.

In December of 2016, a portion of the tail of a small dinosaur was reported in a piece of burmite amber! The amber would look great set into a piece of jewelry like a ring or pendant. This list may change as other states make decisions.

In December of 2016, a portion of the tail of a small dinosaur was reported in a piece of burmite amber, and in. The plant and insect would have been on the Earth when dinosaurs still walked! Honesty is the best option.

Stingless bee (genus Proplebeia, species dominicana. Stingless bees are the most common bee found in Dominican amber. They would collect resin from the amber tree (. Hence, they would often get caught. ).

The process is lengthy, complicated, and expensive, which limits the output (it takes 2-3 months for the creation of a single gem). View our shapes and sizes charthere. New From Charles and Colvard.

The fossils include a piece with a worker ant, a piece with a fungus gnat, a third piece with Dolichopodid fly, a piece with a beetle and lastly a piece with a mite with long, spindly legs. This is a parcel of five (5) polished amber fossil pieces from the amber mines in the Dominican Republic that contain various insect inclusions and one with a mite.

Aqua Marine Beads natural Brick cut 5x8x4mm beads in a 14" Interesting different hues of Aqua color.

Yellow Opal (No fire) in these natural yellow color opals but interesting yellow and shinny with a good polish. They are cut in a coin fashion with sizes 8 to14mm and 14" in total length.

4 Labradorite round loose cabochon gems 8mm each. CUT: Cabochon. SHAPE: Round. COLOR: Multicolor ( rainbow ).

Don't limit yourself! Color: Smokey Black. Available As: Natural Smokey Topaz Parcel Lot. Contains Gemstones : (Only For Mixed Gemstones). Cut: Faceted. Precious Gemstone. Approx Weight: 50 Carats. Shapes: Mixed Shapes (Oval, Round, Marquise & Pears).

In December of 2016, a portion of the tail of a small dinosaur was reported in a piece of burmite amber! It is fascinating to note that these insects were around when dinosaurs were still walking the Earth!