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NWT TEAL OREGON SUNSTONE 9K Gold RING. Size 9. W/Cert Authenticity.

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NWT W/Cert Authenticity. TEAL OREGON SUNSTONE 9K Gold RING. Size 9 For Gemstone Details, please review the Certificate in Photos! 1.86 Grams 9K Gold Limited Edition, 1 of only 28 of this design made!! K 4-11-24 DJ

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kjsnyc Why does it look clear?

Mar 23Reply

kjsnyc Can you show the pic of the sunstone?

Mar 23Reply

jkfun79 @kjsnyc Hi! All 3 stones are Sunstones, see the Certificate of Authenticity. Sorry for the photos in listing I was having trouble with my lighting. They are very pale yellow. Would you like me to go live with a private show & show you the ring on screen? Let me know what time works for you. I am innMtn Time.

Mar 23Reply

jkfun79 @kjsnyc There are Copper Platelettes in the Natural Serenite/Sunstone Stones. When sunlight hits it you will see the Teal & Other Highlights. Take Care, Kim

Mar 23Reply

jkfun79 @kjsnyc I added more pictures but it is evening here so hope you can see the sparkle & Color!!! This is a beautiful piece!

Mar 23Reply

kjsnyc @jkfun79 thanks dear I’ll check it out! I appreciate the clarification 🙏

Mar 24Reply

kjsnyc @jkfun79 very unique and pretty but my ring is size 6 in any case thank you so much

Mar 24Reply

jkfun79 @kjsnyc No worries! Please remember that with Fine Jewelry it is very easy to resize a ring down but sizing up is more costly due to adding the fine metals! Take Care! Kim

Mar 24Reply

kjsnyc @jkfun79 Hi! Do you happen to have any photos of the ring in natural sunlight or outdoors? I’m not seeing much teal in the stones and just want to get a sense of the actual color before buying.

Mar 28Reply

jkfun79 @kjsnyc I will try in the morning! That first pic in the original listing was outdoors on the beach & the color was amazing but somehow I deleted it when I updated photos for you… I will try to get you better pics & maybe a video!! Take Care! Kim

Mar 28Reply

breiner2 Hello, I’m trying to get an idea of the in person color of these stones. I googled images of the name of the stone with the yellow descriptor, but there are many verities. Do you think you could add to your listing a photo of the gemstone from the internet that most closely represents the color of your ring?

May 16Reply

breiner2 Also, the certificate says Gemporia on the bottom. Do you happen to know if that’s where it’s from?

May 16Reply

jkfun79 @breiner2 Hi! Natural gemstones tend to change colors depending on the light. Which means no 2 will reflect exactly the same color. Serenite (aka: Oregon Sunstones) tend to be a clear to yellow stone. The heavier level of copper platelets in these stones are what classify them as Teal Sunstones. So in certain light, they will tend to take on a bit of a greener hue. I will try to get a better video for you tomorrow if I can get out into the sun so you can see the sparkle & color!

May 16Reply

jkfun79 @breiner2 The Stones were mined in Oregon, USA. You can see the Origin info on the Certificate. Gemporia is the Jewelry Wholesaler. You can go to their web site for more information on them.

May 16Reply