6 Things to Know before Choosing Aquamarine Engagement Ring?

[@russianhomecat3313]

Bes explanation of ideal cut

[@gemstonemylove8416]

Your explanation good, 💚💚💚 lovable

[@elavsouza]

Super helpful, thank you!

[@jhonmarcaltre1294]

Maganda ang mga sinabi niya sa video na i2 mas ok pa makinig at panuorin ang vlog nya kaysa mag rely sa comment section na puro pagtatalo at walang paggalang sa relihiyon ng iba

[@haaanothanks]

Thanks

[@gemstonemylove8416]

I have zoom clean 8.5 cart and 8.2 cart and 5 cart stone, i buy rough gemstones cut after, it give peace to my mind, and i also find aquamarine in Land little green sade blue with Stone, top of the ground, i think that maybe new mine possible that place? Maybe go deeper get good quality big Stone's? My find total thee stones near 70 Gram's

[@Mark_R_Tho]

Handsome🫠

[@ninavova]

:) for sure

[@simplyfabulous5355]

It is not cheap to get diamonds / gemstones certified, so in general speaking, probably that's why we normally only find 0.25CT or above weight diamonds comes with certification. What carat weight would you recommend for gemstones to be certified, please? Thank you in advance for answering! I LOVE ALL of your videos! 👍👍👍

[@gregrizzy3326]

Probably good ones, to say the least. lol. We have heard The Gem Expert himself say he would rather have a small stone of exceptional color and clarity than a big stone of poor color and or clarity. I see on e-Bay for instance that a certified stone (Colored) with 2 of the 3 cs at the least, brings anywhere from 2 - 4 times the sold value. If it is not a good stone and say 3 of 3 cs are not great dont bother, but if it has 2 of the 3 cs you might want to, if resale is important to you. Size is one determining factor, not as crucial as one might think. Even for diamonds.