Goldstone 10.00mm 2.570cts ***R1, NO RESERVE***

COMBINING We appreciate and allow combing of auctions, to the same user, on the following conditions:   Combining at R3 extra, per additional auction, after first auction   14 days combining period   a Max of 15days after  first unpaid auction is allowed to complete payment   If you want us to combine items when posting them, you must combine payment: Therefore All items bought/won, shipment, combining fees and when applicable: cash deposit fee, authenticity and gem ID certificate, gift wrapping etc, MUST be paid in ONE deposit/transfer if you want it to be posted together

REFERENCE ON DEPOSITS  Please use the term “BOB” and any one of your order no’s as reference

GEM IDENTIFICATION CARD  All our gems have the option to receive a Gem ID CARD. Upon completion of the order you will be prompt to select such a certificate.

PACKING OF YOUR GEM  All our gems have the option to come in a hard display case with a full description of the gem. Upon completion of  the deal you will be prompt to select this method of packaging .

GIFT WRAPPING YOUR ITEM  Your item purchased can be gift wrapped.  Upon completion of  the deal you will be prompt to select this option

We have other luxurious rare precious and  semi precious loose gemstones, as well as completed jewelry on BOB, this can be viewed by clicking on the link below.

 This Image is photographed under magnification and should not be used as a size reference. As computers display colors differently, the color of the actual item may vary slightly from the images

It's true -- not everything that glitters is gold. But anything that glitters is mesmerizing. The tiny golden flecks sparkling against a dark blue background in blue "goldstone" sets people to dreaming of night skies and the magic that can unfold beneath them. The golden flecks -- and there seem to be thousands of them -- glittering through the rich background of brown "goldstone" add a touch of excitement to jewelry and to the life of anyone who wears it

Goldstone is a little-known gemstone that was speculated to have been discovered during the European Renaissance by glass-manufacturing monks in Venice 

The copper crystalises creates the impression of a reddish-brown stone with a golden starry-glitter. The reddish-brown hue of the stone is actually an illusion. The stone itself is transparent and is given the appearance of reddish-brown by the copper crystals.

Goldstone can also be found in blue, which is paradoxically known as blue goldstone.