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Revision as of 13:10, 28 August 2014
A gem is an item, a jewel, usually made from a gem material such as diamond.
Grades
Gems very in their value in ascending order from grades such as "chipped" to "flawless" and "perfect" and sizes such as "tiny" and "huge." Certain gems such as ruby and sapphire may be star gems. There are colour varieties and varieties of faceting appropriate to the gem material.
Prices quoted by a shop are included to show relative value:
- - a tiny purple amethyst
- 8 a polished purple amethyst
- 23 a gleaming purple amethyst
- 8 a shiny purple amethyst
- 95 a huge deep purple amethyst
- 95 a perfect aqua turquoise
- 95 a perfect mottled aqua turquoise
- 3139 a huge pink diamond
- 34 a beautiful golden amber*
- 380 a perfect green alexandrite
- Note that amber is a stone material and hematite is a metal material.
