Jewelry

[IMW]

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@gardensla wrote:

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Looks like a Mystic topaz of some kind, heat treated quartz to produce different colors, very popular a while back. Could it be something from Chuck Clemency's collection. He sold a lot of these in various colors. 

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I posted a better picture. I bought a bag of rings at a yard sale for $50.00. This one is marked 925STS which I think is STS jewelry.

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I agree with @Shelbelle-a treated stone topaz with rhodium around it. 

[gardensla]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

What is STS? Definitley looks like one of those heat treated topaz stones, Chuck had different names for different colors of them. Mystic was usually green and purple. 

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was new to me too. 

[gardensla]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

What is STS? Definitley looks like one of those heat treated topaz stones, Chuck had different names for different colors of them. Mystic was usually green and purple. 

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Is it worth anything? Cost me $5.00!

[luv pzzl]

My guess is a bi-color fluorite. I watch ALOT of JTV and am somewhat of a gem nerd. congrats on your find whatever it turns out to be

[HOBBIT]

bi-color fluorite

[Carmie]

If I had to take a guess, I would say it could be a tourmaline. It is not unusual for this stone that comes in many colors to have one stone with two or three different colors that are segregated.

 I have a watermelon pendant and earrings ( green, pink and white) and when I purchased them, there was jewelry offered with the blue and purple combination.

The ring is very beautiful.  I love that stone. 

It also looks like a fluorite, which is less expensive than a tourmaline by a long shot.

[gardensla]

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@luv pzzl wrote:
My guess is a bi-color fluorite. I watch ALOT of JTV and am somewhat of a gem nerd. congrats on your find whatever it turns out to be

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I think you nailed it! Thank you.

[SilleeMee]

Fluorite is a soft stone...only 4 on the Mohs scale. So be careful with it.

Personally I would not buy fluorite set in a ring or a bracelet because the stone is so soft and fragile, more so than opals.  Earrings and pendants made with fluorite would be a better choice.

[DearPrudence]

It was from Evine. Was on clearance for $18.98 but is now sold out:

161-092

NYC II® 5.68ctw Bi-Color Fluorite, London Blue Topaz & Amethyst Halo Ring

$ 18.98 Clearance Price

Was $139.00 | (86% off)

[alarmclock]

STS is the hallmark of the company that owns Shop LC.

That is where that ring came from.

If you want to know more, send a text or an email to their gem expert, Tenner Diniz.