Avalos joyeros

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La mariposa es un símbolo recurrente en el amor por su significado de transformación y renovación, llega a en una pieza que te hará lucir en toda ocasión🙌🏻🦋🫶🏻

Llega este hermoso 🤩 juego de Gargantilla, Pulsera y Anillos a formar parte de la 🍂 ,con una combinación de piedras, Topacio azul🩵 Topacio amarillo 💛 Rosa de Francia 🩷 Amatista 💜 , haciéndola una pieza única exclusiva 🙌🏻💅🏼 . Que es muy combinable para cualquier ocasión !!!!

Seguimos presentando nuestra colección Otoño 🍁 🍂 Dije con hermoso Ópalo y Topacio Canario 🙌🏻💛 a los cuales les acompaña un hermoso detalle de Gránate verde 🟢🟢🟢 haciéndolo especial

Comenzamos con la colección de otoño 🍂 Hermosos aretes de Turmalina , solo en , diseños y piezas exclusivas 💚💚💚💚

Recuerda en celebramos 🥳💎🙌🏻✨

En , encontrarás las piezas más exclusivas, ya que cada una de ellas es realizada a mano con materiales de alta cálida ! También contamos con diseños personalizados 👌🏻👌🏻 📱 llámanos para realizar presupuesto !!

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Boulder opal is a type of solid opal that occurs associated with its geological matrix, in general of ferruginous composition (e.g. ironstone), resulting on a mixture of precious opal and matrix after polishing. In general, the usually dark brownish coloured matrix is found at the base of the fashioned gems (e.g. cabochons) offering a dark background to the material and enhancing its visual appearance. The vast opal fields in Queensland in Australia are known for the production of boulder opal, some with interesting local trade names. In Andamooka, also in Australia, there is a particular type of boulder opal associated with lighter colour quartzite, not darker brown ironstone as matrix, that is known as “painted ladies” among local traders.
In the image the fabulous Galaxy Opal, a 2,615 carat giant boulder opal with vibrant iridescent colours polished from a even larger 3,500+ carat rough found in Opalville, Queensland, in 1980. Curiously the same name has been given to a ca. 3,750 carat Brazilian white solid opal found in the Boi Morto mine, Piauí state, in 1970, causing some naming confusion. Photo © The National Opal Collection, Melbourne, Australia

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Amethyst, the violet to purple variety of quartz, is among the oldest gem minerals on record, with known use in jewellery since Antiquity. It is a known curiosity that its name basically means not-drunken, from the Greek “amethustos” and its presumed alcohol-safe properties going back to its association with Bacchus (Dionysius), the God of wine and Methe, the goddess-nymph of drunkness. I've been trying to, unsuccessfully, verify this theory personally, but I somehow I keep investing on this research and continue trying.
Now more seriously, the colour purple of amethyst comes with blue or red overtones and often shows well-defined colour banding (quite useful in visual gem identification). The colour is associated with an Fe3+ related colour centre that results from natural irradiation (O2 : Fe4+). Synthetic amethyst, now often seen as "lab grown amethyst" (sometimes erroneously named “hydrothermal amethyst” in the trade), was produced in significant quantities after the 1970’s when the colour mechanism was understood. Its positive identification may pose identification challenges although a combination of classical gemmology (observations under the polariscope and microscope) and advanced diagnostic techniques (e.g. FTIR, LA-ICP-MS) may separate between natural and synthetic. Submitting to a gem lab or an experienced gemmologist is recommended.
Wish to know more? check out this seminar in January: ruigalopim.com/events (LINK IN BIO).
In the photo, a Bizantine necklace by Verdura, a New York-based Maison founded by Sicilian born Fulco Santostefano della Cerda, Duke of Verdura, in 1939, set with high-quality amethysts, light pink kunzites and small vivid green tsavorite garnets © Verdura

Citrino es, como su nombre de origen latino indica (que significa limón), la variedad de cuarzo amarillo a naranja y ha sido, junto con el topacio, designada como la piedra natal de noviembre. En la gran mayoría de los citrinos que se ven en las joyas hoy, el color se obtuvo por tratamiento, es decir, tratamiento térmico de amatista a aproximadamente 450°C, por lo que a veces se conoce por el nombre incorrecto "amatista quemada". El cobalto 60 también se ha utilizado como una fuente de excitación para la irradiación de cuarzo incoloro con soporte de aluminio (cristal de roca) dando como resultado citrinos amarillos verdosos conocidos en el comercio como "oro verde", "cuarzo limón" o "oro verde". El color natural citrino se produce pero en cantidades limitadas. Con una vasta lista de fuentes, Brasil (Rio Grande do Sul) y Bolivia (Anahí) serían las principales, con acontecimientos menores Zambia, Zimbabwe, Malawi y Madagascar (Andongologo, Bevitsika). Con Brasil como fuente desde finales del siglo XVIII y debido al hecho de que los topacios brasileños de amarillo a naranja eran muy considerados, el citrino ha sido descrito por nombres comerciales erróneos como topacio, Río-Grande o cuarzo-topacio.
En las fotos, un raro ca. 1900 Fabergé tallado ratón citrino, anteriormente en la colección del Museo de Brooklyn, y un conjunto de botones de citrino y diamante © Sotheby's

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Diaspore is an aluminium-rich mineral, often with a colour-change effect (purplish pink in incandescent light and green in daylight equivalent) with strong pleochroism, perfect cleavage and moderate hardness (6 1/2 - 7 in the Mohs scale). It was found in Turkey after the massive bauxite (aluminium) deposits in the Mugla province began extraction operations in the 1970s, although official reports mention it later. It was then known to mineral collectors and occasionally cut as a collectors’ stone. In 2005 a greater gemmological interest arose after the discovery of significant gem-quality deposits that the marketing branch of the mining firm, Zultanite Gems LLC, marketed as “Zultanite”. The firm partners went apart and the mining company eventually re-branded the gem as “Csarite" after 2014, meaning that the same material is being marketed today by different companies under different trade names.
It used to be considered redundant to called it “colour-changing diaspore”, but non-phenomenal pink gem-quality material has been recently reported in Afghanistan.
In the photo, an exceptionally large and rare 121.65 ct diaspore cut by rudi wobito from a 2,150 ct rough from Turkey, demonstrating the very low yield of cutting this gemstone, as the size of the cut stone is a fraction of its rough (here about 5%) © Milenyum Minning.

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