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Rod Keady  
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all info pertaining to australian opals and opal fields is ok. online valuations is difficult but not entirely impossible. Photographs of stones should clearly show weight in carats and scale in mm. naturally photographs of opals are the hardest thing to take as a slight shift in direction displays a new colour or planeAvailable
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Peter Lumetta  
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Diamonds and colored stones are my expertise. Some experience in jewelry manufacturing for QVC and HSN. Cutting, marketing and selling of all precious and semi-precious gemstones.Available
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A. DeMello Gemological Laboratory - Arthur DeMello GG (GIA)  
U.S.
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Questions pertaining to Diamonds and Fine Jewelry regarding Evaluation and Valuation Sciences. Questions may include Gemology, Appraisal, Identification, Issues with Jewelers, Complaint Resolution, Jewelry Insurance,Estate Settlement, Family Disputes, Marital Settlements and Unfair Jewelry Trade Practice.Available
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Garrett Fifer  
Columbia
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I can answer questions about emeralds, Colombian blue euclase, and general questions about many other gems including diamonds, buying gemstones online, general jewelry questions and working with a jeweler to make custom jewelry . I can answer questions in English or Spanish.Available
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Rolfe Foxwell  
U.S.
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I will answer any questions regarding semi-precious stones or precious stones. I will answer questions regarding mounting both semi-precious and precious stones. I can also answer most questions regarding small manufacturing. I can not answer questions regarding casting or fine jewelry.Available
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Steven D.Covey  
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I can answer questions related to colored stones. I am a professional gemstone cutter/lapidary for bench jewelers since 1978. I repair/re-polish all colored stones. I also cut from rough. Create custom cuts, match stones, inlay lapis, onyx etc. Available
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David Fortier  
Sourth Korea
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I can answer questions about gemstone physical attributes, uses in jewelry, cleaning concerns, and synthetics and treatments.Available
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Heather  
U.S.
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I'm here to help you find the perfect stone for any purpose! Name any color and I will list gems for you. I love introducing people to new and unexpected gemstones. I answer questions about the gemstones themselves only, NO JEWELRY OR PRECIOUS METAL questions, if it deals with settings, bands, jeweler/maker marks, silver, gold, or platinum, I will not respond, I simply don't know anything about that :) I also cannot value rough stones or appraise anything for you, and I can not help you tell if your jewelry is real or fake, so please don't ask.Available
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Les Keller  
U.S.
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With over 28 years in the jewelry industry we can answer most any questions you may have regarding "fine" jewelry, we cannot answer questions regarding "costume" jewelry or antique value jewelry unless it is diamond or gemstone related. In addition I cannot answer questions regarding Hallmarks or which jeweler made your item of jewelry. Please do not ask these questions as I am a diamond expert and jewelry designer.Available
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Thomas  
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Have a question about jewelry repair or working with gold or silver jewelry and gemstones? I am a working professional bench jeweler, involved everyday with setting stones in mountings, designing and making jewelry, repairing and some custom manufacture. Over 30 years experience. If you work with jewelry as a hobby or as a profession, I might be able to help. I deal with the retail business, not mass production. Ask privately if you wish. See the box for that: It keeps your question between us. Please DO NOT ask MAKER'S MARKS, but metal quality marks are fine to ask. Please DO NOT ask diamond prices. See a gemologist for that.On Vacation
returns 07/28/2008
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Tazz Dickey Sr  
U.S.
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I will try to answer all questions on the actual geological name and identification of specimens and interests. I do NOT stay abreast of where the last discovery of this or that is. I do not manufacture jewelry, such as silver smithing, casting, or wire wrapping, but I do sell to people that do and will try to help where I can, but really have no interest in the jewelry end of the business.On Vacation
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Bill and Sally Jarrett  
U.S.
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We are collectors, hobbyists and dealers in memorabilia and antiques - especially antique vintage and costume jewelry items. For 10 years we owned an antique shop here in Central Florida but retired and reopened a site on the internet that specializes mostly in antique jewelry and accessories such as perfume bottles, etc. Bill is informed on general antiques specializing in china and silver or sterling tablewares while Sally tends to jewelry and paper/advertising ephemera. We receive a lot of general questions from our site and would be glad to try and answer or give direction not considered for official appraisal purposes, i.e. estate or insurance.On Vacation
returns 08/18/2008
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