KING TUT'S GOLD QUARTZ CABOCHON 7.7 CARATS PRECIOUS CALIFORNIA GEMS for Sale

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KING TUT'S GOLD QUARTZ CABOCHON 7.7 CARATS PRECIOUS CALIFORNIA GEMS For Sale

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KING TUT'S GOLD QUARTZ CABOCHON 7.7 CARATS PRECIOUS CALIFORNIA GEMS:
$450.00

CALIFORNIA CAB
'KING TUT'S GOLD'
NATURAL GOLDQUARTZ from the U.S.A. Welcome to the Gold of Eldorado!
'There's gold and it's haunting and haunting. It's luring me on as of old." The Spell of the Yukon - Robert Service.When I first began work on this stone, the incredible color of the precious metal became instantly apparent. The islands of high-karat gold beam with a royal glow. On always hopes for a quick, but since it would be a crime to undervalue this prince of a gem, I'm asking a respectable sum. At this project's beginning, I held a piece of polished slab which said "baby, I'm yours. Do what you will", so I did. That's my story and I'm sticking to it. At this stage, one need only imagine how stunning, even historical it might be mounted inside a gold ring. My personal preference in gold quartz varietals leans towards vari-colors. This one's exemplary. The show face is slightly-curved, the bottom flat. Evaluating GQ collector-stone depends on several factors. To begin with, high karatage usually translates to an enhancement. The overall aesthetic of a gold quartz cab, juxtaposed against other gemstones, is an intangible not easy to quantify. GQ obviously isn't diamond, ruby, sapphire, or emerald. Those stones can fetch $5K or more per carat. For this 'other gemstone', $50/ct. seems more reasonable and realistic. After all, we're talking about natural gold straight from Mother Earth, found in the U.S., and, in this case, it's one-of-a-kind collector stone. I believe you'll be thrilled once you've had a chance to see it up close and personal. If you don't know much about gold, gold ores/gold quartz, lapidary, gemology, mineralogy, geology, or mining for gold; if you don't care for jewelry at all, just buy and cache this beautiful rock shot full of gleaming precious metal. GQ or 'gold quartz' is, basically, gold ore. When ore is rich and aesthetic enough, it becomes desirable as jewelry-grade gemstone. For perhaps thousands of years, jewelers have been incorporating it into spectacular, karat-gold, works of art. Almost any kind of rock can be cut and made into a cab, but GQ is a different mineral altogether. It carries the precious cargo, gold. You would not crush this type of stone just to extract the gold. That would be rather foolish; not unlike crushing gem grade diamond for use as an abrasive. Gem-grade gold quartz is as rare, precious, and beautiful a mineral complex as you will find on the planet. Weight: 23.99 Grains (Troy) - 7.7 CaratsDimensions:
16.2 mm (long) X 12 mm (wide) X 3.9 mm (thick)Where else would you think such stone originated but in California's Mother Lode? Judging from the thick veins of high-purity gold, the parent seemingly was pregnant with twins. A friend and I refer to this oro as 'Goldilocks' gold. GQ set inside any karat gold ring, gold bezel, or other gold framework adds both value and aesthetic. A multitude of colors embellish the coconut meat matrix. It was a friend's generosity which allowed me to acquire and craft the mother rock. If you're drawn to gold quartz from the western U.S., maybe you're feeling the force. As sole proprietor/operator of my store, I've been selling native gold and platinum products for over forty years. Back in the 80s and 90s, I was a full-time placer-miner and rustic gold nugget jewelry-designer. There's just something about hunting for (and working with) the elusive yellow metal known as gold. For one thing, out west, any normal (or abnormal) person can go into the hills and hunt for gold with a realistic chance of meeting with some success. That's pretty cool, really! As you stroll through my store, expect to find lots of useful prospecting information and stories based upon my own goldfield experiences. If you don't know much about gold, gold ores/gold quartz, lapidary,gemology,mineralogy, geology, or mining for gold; if you don't care for jewelry at all, justbuy andcachethis beautiful rock shot full of gleaming precious metal. GQ! For hundreds of years, jewelers have been incorporating this native mineral medium into spectacular, karat-gold, works of art. Almost any kind of rockcan be cut and made into a cab, but GQ is a different animal altogether because it carries the precious cargo, gold.You would not wish tocrush this type ofstone just to extract the gold from it. That would be akin to crushing gem grade diamond for use as an abrasive. Gem-grade gold quartz isasrare, precious, and beautiful a mineral complex as youwill find on the planet.Weight: 23.88 Grains (Troy) - 7.7 Carats Dimensions:16.2 mm (long) X 12 mm (wide) X 3.9 mm (thick)The photo is an enlarged representation of the gold rock.Ruler, ifshown, is 1/4" wide (actual size)If you have any questions, pleaseaskthem prior to offerding. Weight Conversions: 15.43 GRAINS = 1 GRAM31.103 GRAMS = 1 TROY OUNCE24 GRAINS = 1 PENNYWEIGHT (DWT) 20 DWT = 1 TROY OUNCE480 GRAINS = 1 TROY OUNCES&HU.S. BUYERS - S & H $15.00 (shipped via priority box w/ insurance included)
COMBINED SHIPPING OFFERED WHEN YOU BUY MORE THAN ONE ITEM. PLEASE REQUEST AN INVOICE FROMMESO S&H CAN BE COMBINED.INTNL. BUYERS via USPS PRIORITY BOX - S&H $60.00
PAYMENTSFor U.S. buyers: We accept paypalFor intnl. customers: We accept paypal. Pay securely with [link removed by ].Payment must be made within 7 daysfrom close of sale. We ship as soon as funds clear. If you have questions, please ask them before offerding.REFUNDSWe leave no stones unturned insuring our customersget whatthey bargained for.If you're not satisfied with thisitem, contact me.Then, if we can'tcome up with a solutionto our problem,return item within 30 daysin 'aspurchased'conditionfora refund.NATIVE MINERALS Checkanyand all Gold of Eldorado response for disputesarisingfrom non-authenticity of the specimens I sell. You won't find any.Ideal in nativeminerals with visible gold, notreplicas, not'paint-ons'.I don'tpeddle 'simulated' specimens madewith minute amounts of gold or no real gold at all. No fake nuggets here, folks. I was a professional placer miner myself and personally have bought stuff with gold painted on it. Some so-called'natural gold quartz'specimens acquired had tiny chunks of placer goldgluedinto the vugs of barren rock. If folks want to fake their specimens, then it should be mandatory they advertise their products as simulations or replications. All of my advertised specimens,slabs, cabochons, gold oreset alare authentic and containnaturally-occurring, native gold and/orare composedalmost entirelyof naturally-occurring gold (i.e. gold nuggets, gold flakes,wire gold specimens).The purity of this gold will vary, but if it's from California, you can count on it being fairly high, from 70% to 90% pure on average. For comparision,a 14Kgold wedding band is 58% pure gold.Theorigin of thisgemstoneis a veinsystem somewhere in theSierraNevadaMtns. ofCalifornia.Thanks forchecking out our digs. I hope you find rich ground ahead. Gold ofEldorado 1-7-17