GEMHUB Swiss Blue Topaz Mix Shape 500.00 Carat Lot of 6 Pcs, Swiss Blue Topaz Loose Gemstones Lot for Jewelry Making For Women And Men

We have a young rock-hound who has gotten very into gemstones. His top request for Easter was a real ruby and a real emerald. Well, he got seven. Great stones, nicely faceted, nice range of color. Most aren’t super clear, was expecting that…yet one of the rubies and two of the emeralds were a LOT nicer than the price would indicate. Overall, very happy, would definitely buy again.

Below you will find my reaction upon seeing the gems, I was happy for something cheap yet real. However, after they got slightly moist they began staining everything they touched, so I put them in a small cup of water and not only did the water turn into a purple soup, they grew little white beads of mold... not impressed at whatever crappy dye they used to ruin these "gems" if they even are real (now I get to doubt that too)I bought these hoping they would feel a bit hand cut and rough (because no matter how expensive the gem, technology is limited in most D&D runs) and these will fit perfectly for props for Yuan-ti ruins and early era campaigns. They fit nicely between your fingers (about nail size) and the color is noticeable across the table. I encourage anyone who likes to keep a few real props at the table for their RPGs to buy a set of loose gems, they add a lot visually and players really get into it when they know they are playing with real treasure. I plan on reusing these in many games for years to come.

The photo of these emeralds is misleading. Photos show 13 stones, but you only get 7. That's ok with me, because I read the description. However, the size of the stones I received was smaller than I expected. No certificate was included, so I do not know if these are REAL emeralds. On the other hand, they are pretty, cut and polished, heavily occluded, and a nice size for crafting/jewelry making. Since there is no certificate, though, you cannot sell the articles you make as having real emeralds. These will become drop earrings, to be sold with other uncertified stone earrings, at a ridiculously low price. My next order will be from a company that includes certification.

Received product as advertised.

Too small

A good buy. The faceted amethyst are not perfect but are great for the price. I would buy again.

Yes, these stones are clearly died, which isn’t an issue for me. They are so poorly cut, dull and misshapen that they are pretty much a waste. I definitely wasn’t excepting gem quality sapphires for $15, but I wasn’t expecting such chipped, uneven, poorly cut stones. They are basically rocks that were dyed and cut. You can see the areas where they couldn’t or really shouldn’t have tried to cut them. They also aren’t polished, or if they are they certainly have no luster or sheen. I would skip these and just get stones as they should have just been sold as rough stones or those that could have been tumbled and polished.

Love these I've got them a few times I love giving them to family and friends.

Teñidas y mal cortadas, se que el costo es bajo pero es más baja la calidad de las piedras

Recieved I Believe 11 prices. I liked the variety. Some were odd shaped but nice for a hobbyist.

FAKE AND BAD STONES DONT BUY IT AND CHECK ALL FEEDBACKS FIRST

Package arrived and when I opened it I was blown away! Beautiful stones various shapes. Awesome quality!

I got more stones than expected and only one ruby that will be unusable. - They are very nice for starting out in jewelry making, interesting variety of cuts and colours in both the rubies and the emeralds. They're genuine, just odd sized and sometimes rough cuts with opaque colours. Still, a few of the rubies and emeralds are stunning in sunlight and in a setting.