osirisgems - handfaceted quality-gems:

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(click on the "available" under each description to find this gem in my store) 

		Andamooka Opal   This is a rare kind of Opal and has normally no faceting potential. Intense silk and a little sleepy appearance but fine light orange reflectionswere a good reason to do this cut with not too much facets. 4.54cts., 12.2 x 7.8 mm, (sold)

 

		Girasol   One more of the fine Girasols I have faceted during the last weeks. This is the new computation of the older "YinYang"-design. Now it has 41 facets and some more contrasty sparkle. It was found on the gem-island of Madagascar and is eyeclean with little silk and light golden reflexes. 11.72cts., 16.2 x 11.2 mm, (available)

		Idaho Garnet, Almandite   A medium to dark red Idaho Almandite in my sevensided "Siebenstern"-design. VS clarity while eyeclean to the unaided eye. Very hard to get this sought after gem material, this is the highest quality in handfacet custom cut gems. 1.58 cts., 7.3 x 4.6 mm, (available).

		Smoky Quartz   A big warm colored Smoky Quartz from Brazil. I still don´t have a name for this so unusual design. If you have a suggestion please email me. 48.96cts., 24.2 x 16.7 mm, (sold).

		Oregon Fire Opal   A high quality fire opal from the Juniper Ridge Mine in Oregon. Saturated orange color, eyeclean with an intense orange-red colorcloud at the corner. Freeform. 23.70 cts., 33 x 16 mm, (sold).

		Smoky Quartz   The biggest "16 Black Triangle" gem I have faceted. Superb sparkles and a very nice color in this smoky quartz from Brasil. This my optimized version of the old portuguese design, 161 facets and an unbelievable sparkle. The gems center shows a 8-ray star. 78.54cts., 27.6 x 19.6 mm, (sold).

		Grimsel-Quartz   The second one of this sequence: The location this one comes from is the Grimsel-Region in Switzerland, belongs also to the Surselva-Region where the worldst finest quartzes are found. This piece shows both, 4 natural crystal-facets and 13 facets I have cut on it. The back-site has scintilating crystal-structures. There is a very slight imperial color in this fancy-cut gem. For the collector of unique quartz specimen or the experienced goldsmith. 64.02cts., 40 x 25 x 9 mm, (available).

		Arizona Peridot Dark olive-green Arizona Peridot with 7.38 cts.Dark unusual colour with high saturation and some silk. Surelymore of interst for gemmological collectors, 7.38cts., 12.1 x 8.1 mm, (sold).

		Brazil Citrine   This is my latest design from autumn 2009: only 4 facets on a intense golden Citrine from Irai, Brazil. The shape is a rounded trillion and shows fascinating reflexes. All facets - except on the table - are rounded. IF-clarity with superb reflections! Very great colour in this custom cut gem! 1.41 cts., 7.7 x 4.9 mm, (sold)

 

		Brazil Amethyst   This is my latest design from autumn 2009: only 4 facets on a saturated purple Amethyst from Brazil. The shape is a rounded trillion and shows fascinating reflexes. All facets - except on the table - are rounded. Light included clarity with superb reflections! Custom cut gem. 1.24 cts., 7.4 x 4.6 mm, (sold)

		Nigerian Tourmaline   This is a small and nice nigerian Tourmaline, faceted in a reduced octagon design with a big table. This is a mirrorkind design that hides the "keel" very well with the result of a total reflecting pavilion as a big glowing plane. This custom cut gem should work very well in a designer jewelry. The colour is a bit lighter and more pink than this pic, also a light colour-shift to more salmon/brownisch in incandescent light.  1.31 cts., 4.9 x 5.7 x 4.7 mm, (sold)

		Mexican Contra Luz Fire Opal   This tiny Fire Opal with its colourless bodycolour would be a boring gem if there were not this nice contra luz colourplay. In normal light conditions no colour is visible but a small and clear opal. But when held against sun many little colour-flashes occurs. Please note the chip at the long side!   0.68 cts., 6.4 x 4.6 x 4.3 mm, (sold)

		Afghan Hessonite   Here comes nice colored Hessonite from Afghanistan with many inclusion. I sometrimes think is this kind of rough really worth to be faceted? My answer is: Yes, it is. Even a gem with so many small inclusion can be a brilliant gem and I hope it well get to a home with similar thoughts! In a jewelry with gold it must look awesome! 1.81 cts., 7.7 x 4.7 mm, (sold).

		Tanzanian Rhodolite   This is a masterpiece from the garnet-family: A giant magenta-coloured Rhodolite. I purchased the rough  pebble at the Münchner Mineralientage 2010 and was fascinated by the colour, the size, also the shape. It lost not too much while faceting dut to its perfect blocky shape. Often the big garnets are too dark but this one has fire and life and great magenty flashes, the ultimate high end custom cut Rhodolite. 21.25 cts., 16.2 x 12.1 mm, (details on request).

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