Uncategorized – Page 167 – Under 100 Dollar Gems

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These 12pc Opal lots are a no brainer deal for $100! They are super flashy pieces measuring 7 x 5mm and having great color! Priced at $100 it makes them $8.33/pc! Multiple boxes available!
$100.00
Here is a nice Erongo Aquamarine on Feldspar with some Schorl for just $30! A cool little specimen to add to your collection.
$30.00
Here is a really nice 2.78g Tanzanite crystal for $405! Great color and pleochroism on this piece! Available on @over_100_dollar_gems
$405.00
Here is a nice DT Apatite crystal from Brazil! Nice neon blue color when backlit and adorable being doubly terminated! $45!
$45.00
Here is a nice Erongo Aquamarine, with great crystal shape, nice color, and even a little Hyalite Opal. Discounted to $77!
$77.00
I love this little Okorusu Fluorite! It has nice phantoms, good color, nice luster, and just an overall cool specimen for just $50! Not often do you get purple with blue phantoms!
$50.00
This Malachite Chrysocolla specimen from the Congo is really impressive with its vibrant colors and great pattern! A nice addition to a collection for $75!
$75.00
I really like this Apex Mine Vanadinite from Mexico! The calcite paired with this piece just makes it really cool! $65!
$65.00
I love this 2.7mm .27ct Round set of Alexandrite! These were taken out of the batch shown in the pics. A great set, and nice price at $100! Great color change on these from India!
$100.00
Our first over 100 dollar item of the day is going to be this 3.2 gram Watermelon Tourmaline for $200! This piece has quite a few color zones in it, and is rather difficult to get. Nice luster, and crystal shape! Uncommon to see so many colors in such a gem tourmaline. Available on @over_100_dollar_gems
$200.00
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Sold! I like this Goboboseb Enhydro! It has 2 nice moving bubbles, good clarity, and well price at just $40! Would make a cool pendant or addition to a collection!
$40.00
Here is a nice deal of high quality Hackmanite Rough! These pieces have a nice lavender color however when you expose them to Longwave blacklight you can get them to change to a darker purple color. Hackmanite is a rare, sulfur-rich mineral that is a variety of sodalite. Hackmanite exhibits a unique optical property called tenebrescence, which is a type of reversible photochromism. This means that the gem can temporarily change color when exposed to different light forms, and revert to its original color in the dark. When exposed to UV light, hackmanite glows hot orange, and then a hot neon purple after the UV is removed. The color persists for some time, minutes to hours, depending on the strength of the light source. $100 for all 5pc.
$100.00