Jewelry

[Sammycat1]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

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@Sammycat1 wrote:

I tried JTV's lab created blue spinel, and they looked like Swiss blue topaz. They're more spot on with their lab created tanzanite.

I got Amy's sapphire ring. It looks more like a tanzanite. It has plenty of fire and looks like comparably large sapphires, but the kind in a museum.  It's just a fun ring; I don't expect it to simulate perfectly a natural blue sapphire of that size.

IMO the best of these Big Deal rings is the canary. This one looks fantastic. If you've seen a high quality yellow diamond, it's close.

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I've never seen lab created Tanzanite on JTV or anywhere else for that matter.

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Type in lab created tanzanite in their search bar, see the Bella Luce items, then click on stone attributes. Nothing new.

[SilleeMee]

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@Sammycat1 wrote:

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@SilleeMee wrote:

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@Sammycat1 wrote:

I tried JTV's lab created blue spinel, and they looked like Swiss blue topaz. They're more spot on with their lab created tanzanite.

I got Amy's sapphire ring. It looks more like a tanzanite. It has plenty of fire and looks like comparably large sapphires, but the kind in a museum.  It's just a fun ring; I don't expect it to simulate perfectly a natural blue sapphire of that size.

IMO the best of these Big Deal rings is the canary. This one looks fantastic. If you've seen a high quality yellow diamond, it's close.

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I've never seen lab created Tanzanite on JTV or anywhere else for that matter.

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Type in lab created tanzanite in their search bar, see the Bella Luce items, then click on stone attributes. Nothing new.

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@Sammycat1 wrote:

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@SilleeMee wrote:

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@Sammycat1 wrote:

I tried JTV's lab created blue spinel, and they looked like Swiss blue topaz. They're more spot on with their lab created tanzanite.

I got Amy's sapphire ring. It looks more like a tanzanite. It has plenty of fire and looks like comparably large sapphires, but the kind in a museum.  It's just a fun ring; I don't expect it to simulate perfectly a natural blue sapphire of that size.

IMO the best of these Big Deal rings is the canary. This one looks fantastic. If you've seen a high quality yellow diamond, it's close.

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I've never seen lab created Tanzanite on JTV or anywhere else for that matter.

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Type in lab created tanzanite in their search bar, see the Bella Luce items, then click on stone attributes. Nothing new.

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It says the stones are cz.

[jannabelle1]

I'd love to see some stud earrings as well in the "Amy line". I've ordered 2 of the eternity bands and 2 of the rings (canary and black) and I'm pleased with all of them, especially the eternity bands. My favorite band is the clear stones in SS....total sparkle.

[Sammycat1]

The reality is, there are made by nature stones and made by man--whether lab created or simulated. Lab created stones may have the same properties as natural stones, but they don't touch Mother Nature's handiwork. They invariably have a lack of dispersion and brilliancy...unless the lapidary brings those qualities to the fore.

An exceptional cutter can make a lesser stone more visually compelling than a better stone in the hands of a less accomplished person or machine programmed to facet stones, natural or otherwise.

[Effie54]

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@scatcat wrote:

I don't see any reviews on Amy's ring. Am I doing something wrong or Q not want us to see them 

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Likewise. That is until a smart poster on here pointed out that if you want to see the reviews, go through the QVC app. Which I did, and the reviews are on there. Mixed reviews on most of the rings except the canary.

[songbird]

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@Sammycat1 wrote:

I tried JTV's lab created blue spinel, and they looked like Swiss blue topaz. They're more spot on with their lab created tanzanite.

I got Amy's sapphire ring. It looks more like a tanzanite. It has plenty of fire and looks like comparably large sapphires, but the kind in a museum.  It's just a fun ring; I don't expect it to simulate perfectly a natural blue sapphire of that size.

IMO the best of these Big Deal rings is the canary. This one looks fantastic. If you've seen a high quality yellow diamond, it's close.

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They are about the Tanzanites.  Dark and towards the blue, just ike the costly ones.  Really beautiful. and they have the red flash, a sign of a very, very expensive one.