3.70 Cts 10mm Round Green Prasiolite Sterling Silver Ring SZ

3.70 Cts 10mm Round Green Prasiolite Sterling Silver Ring SZ 7 August Birthstone

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3.70 Cts 10mm Round Green Prasiolite Sterling Silver Ring - Some may refer to this stone as Green Amethyst or even Amethyst Prasiolite, but see the notes below. Some photos due to lighting, may show more blue in the stone but this stone is a lighter greenish in flavor.

Gemstone: Natural
Gemstones Species: Prasiolite
Birthstone Month: August
Mineral Family: Quartz
Gemstone Size: 10 mm
Gemstone Shape: Faceted Round
Larger Ring: Remember 25.40mm to 1 Inch
Gemstone Clarity AGTA: VS-VVS - VVS Best Quality
AGTA Treatments: Possible Heating though light
Metal: Solid Sterling Silver
Band width: 2.6mm (1/4")
Size: US 7
Moh's Hardness Scale (1-10): 7-7.5
Category: Handmade by NJS
Suggested Gender: Ladies
Origin: Brazil - Assumed

Stone and Setting matters

Setting made in the USA - Solid Cast .925 Sterling Silver. The gemstone was sourced from a US Supplier we have been dealing with for many years and is beautifully faceted.

Protected with Renaissance Wax for Tarnish Protection.

Rated at 7-7.5 it is a rather durable stone and should be fine for everyday wear. The rule of thumb being any stone rated on the Moh's Scale of 7 and above, is generally okay for everyday wear.

No Special Care is required. Clean up with a Soft toothbrush and a mild dish detergent (Blue Dawn Recommended) and Polish Up. If you need to use Tarnish Removers, try not to get it on the gemstones.

Notes relating to Green Amethyst or Amethyst Prasiolite, naming by the FTC

In July 2018, the Federal Trade Commission of the United States published a new edition of Guides for the Jewelry, Precious Metals, and Pewter Industries. In this new guide, they state the following:

Section § 23.26

(a) It is unfair or deceptive to mark or describe an industry product with the incorrect varietal name.

(b) The following are examples of markings or descriptions that may be misleading:

(1) Use of the term "yellow emerald" to describe golden beryl or heliodor.

(2) Use of the term "green amethyst" to describe prasiolite.

et seq.,

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