Showing posts with label Kelly Green color. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kelly Green color. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

48 Hour Sale 50% Off Chrome Diopside Ring


I am starting something new. Each week I will put something on a drastic mark down for 48 hours. This is a sterling silver 5mmx4mm oval Green Chrome Diopside, and White Sapphire ring, size 5. Chrome Diopside is mined in Siberia, and is a natural gemstone with no enhancements. It is quickly becoming more popular in the jewelry market due to its kelly green color similar to fine Tsavorite, or Chrome Tourmaline. Large sizes are rare. This is a $39.99 dollar ring in my Etsy store. However, for the next 48 hours, until 9 PM Friday night, you can get this ring for $19.99. I have only one, and the price will go back up Friday night, so don't dilly dally if you want it. I do offer a layaway service, so be sure to ask about that.

Monday, February 22, 2010

Chrome Diopside, The Emerald Green Gemstone

Do you love Emeralds, or fine Tsavorite Garnet, but can not afford the expense of those two very expensive gemstones? Then you need to know about Chrome Diopside. There are two kinds of valuable Diopside, black star diopside, and chrome diopside. Chrome Diopside, which gets its color from chromium, is the finest emerald green color, next to a real emerald. Sometimes it can get so dark it looks almost black. The most valuable stones are the kelly green color shown. It is however not the strongest of gemstones, with a hardness of about 5, on the Mohs Hardness Scale. It must be worn with care, to avoid knicking, and scratching. It is minded mostly in Siberia, and Kenya, and large sizes are quite rare, due to the fact that the Chromium is a growth inhibitor. Both of these rings are Chrome Diopside, made by myself, and are available for purchase in my Etsy store. I do offer free layaway service, for those who would like to use it.









Sunday, October 12, 2008

Sterling Malachite Gemstone Cabachon With Leaves Ring




Malachite, is a lovely green gemstone. It usually has bands within the gemstone, and is very popular in carvings, and jewelry. It only has a hardness of 3 1/2 to 4, on the Mohs Hardness Scale, so extreme care must be given when cleaning, and wearing Malachite. If you love the Kelly Green color, this is the gemstone for you. This ring was created by me, and features an 8x6mm oval Malachite gemstone, set in a sterling silver ring, with fancy leaves adorning the shoulders of the ring. This ring would be perfect to wear in the Fall, or anytime of the year. This ring will be available for sale, in my Etsy store. If you are not a member, and are interested in this ring, it can be purchase through this blog. Shipping is free, if you order, through my blog, to USA buyers only. Don't forget to enter the contest, see the top of the blog for details.

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