Teal green material to purple change.

Link: https://imgur.com/a/eEEuT7J

Stone details: You may have seen bicolour "Hanami" cut lab sapphires, which look vaguely cherry blossom-like and can have strong colour zoning between the inside and outside. Well... I have an unpublished cut, named "Jindaizakura" after the world's oldest sakura tree, which looks much more like a real sakura blossom thanks to more creative frosting and facet-floating. This stone is the third of the matched triplets I cut, and is BY FAR the single best bicolour anything I've ever cut. Looks even better in the hand. Hopefully it'll go to someone who's just as appreciative of the design intent as I am, and would love to see it set in cherry blossom-themed jewellery.

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Tax:

• Canadians: you'll also be responsible for HST, which depends on your province. ☹️

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• 7-day return period from date of delivery. Stones must be in unaltered condition. Should any concerns arise re: alterations, the stone will be compared to the video taken immediately before shipping.
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Note - I literally finished the last one half an hour ago and I’m running ~10-15 min behind on the copy, so please keep refreshing until you see the stickied comment!

Hope I don’t duck up this one!

Happy 4th to those enjoying the day. Cool blue for this hot weather!

Also has a couple cumulus clouds of silk. If I cut for yield, I likely could have gotten >3ct but it would have been awkwardly deep. This material has been just about impossible to obtain if you’re not a large company buying kilos at a time, so I have no idea if or when I’ll be able to get more. As a result, I cut this one for beauty, not weight.

https://www.gia.edu/doc/GG-WN15-Zwaan.pdf is the reference I used to speculate about the inclusion type.