Cut, Rose Cut, Slices, Butterflies Shades of Tourmaline -BIO, Multi, Watermelon, Rubillite
Stone: Natural Gemstone Citrine Price: 1449USD Shipping: Via FedEx (Courier Charge should be bear by the customer and the exact FedEx charge we will let you know after you confirm your )
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Green Emeralds and Blue eclasias
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Blue Sapphire comes in many standard shapes like oval, round, emerald, and cushion, and other delicate shapes such as cabochon, and convex dome, you have a lot to choose from adorning your Lehenga to Dungaree dresses.
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Natural pearls are composed entirely of nacre, a combination of aragonite and an organic binder called conchiolin. In an effort to protect itself from an intruder, the oyster coats itself with layers of nacre, also known as mother-of-pearl, the same substance it uses for shell building.
