Bangkok , Hongkok gems & jewelry fair 2010

JEWELRY

CUTTINGS

BEADS

JPN


	SWISS BLUE TOPAZ
	SKY BLUE TOPAZ
	LONDON BLUE TOPAZ
	WHITE TOPAZ
	BRAZILLIAN AMETHYST
	AFRICAN AMETHYST
	GREEN AMETHYST
	PINK AMETHYST
	MULTI TOURMALINE
	PINK TOURMALINE
	APATITE
	BLACK ONYX
	CARNELIAN
	CITRINE
	CRYSTAL
	FLOURITE
	GARNET
	HESSONITE
	IOLITE
	LEMON QUARTZ
	MELANITE
	MOON STONE
	MULTI SAPPHIRE
	PERIDOT
	PREHNITE
	RHODOLITE
	ROSE QUARTZ
	RUBY
	RUTILATED QUARTZ
	SMOKY QUARTZ
	SPESSARTITE
	WHITE ZIRCON
	CABOCHONS

	DIAMOND BEADS
	PRECIOUS BEADS
	SEMI-PRECIOUS BEADS
	TOURMALINE BEADS

	SKY BLUE TOPAZ
	SWISS BLUE TOPAZ
	LONDON BLUE TOAPZ

	CREATED EMERALD
	ALEXITE
	MEXIFIRE
	PERUBLU
	SYN. WHITE SAPPHIRE

AMETHYST - AFRICAN


Color A	Color AA	Color AAA

Round

Round shapes are available from 1mm to 15mm and in any quantity; for more information please contact us.

Oval

Oval shapes are available from 4X3mm to 20X15mm and in any quantity; for more information please contact us.

Heart

Heart shapes are available from 3mm to 15mm and in any quantity; for more information please contact us.

Trillion

Trillion shapes are available from 3mm to 15mm and in any quantity; for more information please contact us.

Pear

Pear shapes are available from 4X3mm to 20X15mm and in any quantity; for more information please contact us.

Square

Square shapes are available from 2mm to 15mm and in any quantity; for more information please contact us.

Octagon

Octagon shapes are available from 5X3mm to 20X15mm and in any quantity; for more information please contact us.

Marquise

Marquise shapes are available from 4X2mm to 20X10mm and in any quantity; for more information please contact us.

Note: custom made sizes, shapes and cuttings are available on request.

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Amethyst is a purple variety of quartz often used as an ornament. The name comes from the Greek a ("not") and methustos ("to intoxicate"), a reference to the belief that the stone protected its owner from drunkenness; the ancient Greeks and Romans wore amethyst and made drinking vessels of it in the belief that it would prevent intoxication.

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