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		Mocambique Rose Quartz   The umbrella-design in a square shape. This is fun to cut and the result is just amazing. Here done in a mocambique Rose Quartz with stronge colour and also some more silk. 5.83 cts., 10.8 x 9.8 mm available

		Kerman Demantoid   The #2 in size and with good colour was faceted from one of my students into a sqarish design with 4triangles instead a table, an impressive gem! 1.09 cts., 5.1 x 4.4 mm available

		Kerman Demantoid   Another octagon with a frosted middle-row and 8 pseudo-table facets. Don't know why my students don't like table, just aks them. 0.41 cts., 4.2 x 3.9 mm available

		Madagascan Dravite   The Dravite shows it different colours (orange, brown and a little golden hues) in the Mini Opposed Bar design. Eyeclean and vivid. 2.05 cts., 8.8 5.7 x 5.2 mm available

		Madagascan Hessonite   Intense orange glowing Hessonite from Madagascar. The pavilion is a portuguese-type and reflects the light very well. In combination with a SRB-crown this is a modern and classical gem at the same time.Due to its multi-crystal structure it is silky and has some internals. 2.82 cts., 8.4 x 5.9 mm available

		Amethyst   Medium saturated Amethyst from Brejinho das Ametistas, Caetité, Bahia, Região Nordeste, Brasil. This locaity is known for its little crstal with lighter stones. Many have a very characteristic line of healed cracks going right through the middle, here even visible at around 4 o'clock. 2.71 cts., 8.6 x 7.5 mm available

		Brazil Citrine Typical golden Citrine from Brazil, totally clean & brilliant. irl it show more gold. 1.10 cts., 7.2 x 4.9 mm available

		Marolambo Rhodolite   This is a pure red Rhodolite from Madagascars Marolambo. The pavilion has some more facets and so the pattern is more filigran. Very good clarity for a Marolambo with only very decent silky particles. 3.12 cts., 8.4 x 5.9 mm available

		Brazil Topaz   White Topaz (with just a touch of ognac) from Itambacuri in Minas Gerais in Brazil. Lively and powerful trillion design. 2.52 cts., 7.9 x 6.4 mm available

		Brazil Smoky Quartz   A big Smoky Quartz in the squared Umbrella design. Some minor internals a visible for good eyes or with magnification. The livelyness of the umbrella theme works great. The light to medium rough is from Brazil. 30.63 cts., 18.9 x 17.2 mm available

		Pastel Pyrope   A light type of Pastel Pyrope from Ampanihy. The nearly round trillion also works fine for these rare light Pyropes. Due to two Biotite platelets the clarity is only "vs" and shows some watermark type Rutiles. But all these internals are really tiny and eye invisible. The brilliance is great and the colours shift a little from very pastel pink to a bit more saturated in incandescent light. 1.25 cts., 6.3 x 4.9 mm available

		Tanzanian Rhodolite   The originally Pipistrelli design in dark red tanzanian Rhodolite with perfect clarity. Nice red flashes from deep inside. 3.13 cts., 9.0 x 6.0 mm available

		Bekily CC-Garnet   Colour-change Garnet from Bekily in Madagaskar. Lots of internals with a nice incandescent colour and a little of the Usambara-effect (means the bigger the gem is the more it is generally reddish, the smaller gems have the best cc.) 1.85 cts., 7.5 x 5.0 mm available

		Tanzanian Rhodolite   Pure dark red tanzanian Rhodolite. Another "Mini Opposed Bar" cut with its pixel reflections. Eyeclean clarity. 1.91 cts., 9.3 4.3 x 4.7 mm available

		Unbelievable Tanzanite   WOW! Ihave never seen a Tanzanite like this. 10+ cts. flawless, untreated and so many colours. I can see purple, gold, green, blue sometimes a little pink and from each view the colour changes and shift from daylight to incandescent light. If all this wouldn´t be enough there is a lot of dispersive potential in this super rare gem. 10.39 cts., 13.0 x 10.5 mm available

		Antsirabe Tourmaline   Copper-coloured Tourmaline from Antsirabe in Central Madagascar. It was only a small pocket in pegmatite that brought these unusual Tourmalines. Some internal cracks otherwise clean. 2.61 cts., 7.5 x 7.0 mm available

		Surselva Smoky Quartz   This is the brandnew "Palac Struga" design my 5th and (surely last) hemispherical design from this year. It is very much of the idea I always had in mind and am happy with it. The Smoky Quartz is from the Surselva region in Central Switzerland and was found from Matthias Benz a Strahler also from my hometown Munich. Look at his website: world-of-crystals.com This beauty is near flawless, super brilliant and has a very light brownish hue. 12.36 cts., 13.3 x 12.8 mm available

		Tanzanian Rhodolite   The 3rd hemisperical design from last week! A near flawless dark-red Rhodolite from Tanzania with 130 facets and a 13fold base. It took me two days to facet and polish all these tiny facets. But the result says clearly it was worth doing so! 7.49 cts., 10.0 x 10.2 mm available

		Val Val Smoky Quartz   This is a new hemispherical design faceted on a perfect piece of Smoky Quartz from Val Val in Switzerland. A total of 99 facets stands for lots of sparkles to all directions. It belongs with its 11-sided shape to my prim number series, a kind of geometric with a completely different way of reflective properties. 14.08 cts., 14.5 x 13.7 mm available

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