Original vs FAKE - Guide to Turkey Zultanite

A trip to Turkey introduced me to a color changing gemstone exclusively found in the country. Depending on its light source, Zultanite’s color varies between a yellowish green, light gold, and purplish pink.
This video helps you spot the real from fake
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[@mervek28]

If you were going to edit the sound of the explanations then why did you ask people for the information?? Such a disrespectful thing!

[@suri2343]

Same words to say. Thanks

[@user-be5bi3uu5l]

Stupid blog. She was explaining it all but silly way of speeding up her description.

[@ernievarela6398]

What a disrespect when you edited the sound of the explanation of the kind Turkish lady . You have to show more respect for the traditions and culture of the counties that you are visiting 👎

[@Vivi-hj8jg]

I missed half of the information I waa looking for due to the speed change

[@LiveLoveLifeShare]

Do not disrespect her information or explanation, we as viewer can decide to speed up or slow down ourselves. Thank you for sharing this information, anyway👍

[@DaisyVanEgmond]

I just bought a ring here in the US in a discount store it says made in turkey and it’s gold plated with dark brown stone. The color of the stone all of a sudden changes into a bright lime green color and then dark blue and we don’t know what kind of stone it is so I searched on KZbin. it’s pretty interesting and cool!

[@arnethd9730]

It's fake

[@orhankarabuya587]

It's zultanit

[@orhankarabuya587]

I'm Turkish and selling Turkish jewelry in Mexico

[@shinyshinythings]

Based on what the Turkish woman in the video described, and the fact that your stone changes color so dramatically, plus the fact that you bought it in a discount store - I’m afraid that might be a lab-created stone.

[@papagiorgio23]

@@orhankarabuya587 If the zultanite stone is authentic then try to sell in China, you become millionaire in short time, Chinese people don’t care about money if the stone is 100% authentic.

[@cynthiaclemons4987]

I feel like everything I was sold outside of food in Turkey was inauthentic…🤦🏾‍♀️ Glad my sultanate was only $50. Fun and a good educational piece of jewelry!

[@diepitepie]

bought an allegedly sultanate ring not long ago for €50 but am highly unsure about it's authenticity now 😅 at least didn't cost €200 or more

[@AirahFatima-tg7vb]

I bought 2 zultanite rings for £220 helppp😭

[@bashysamoon1910]

Can you give the address of this shop?

[@arnethd9730]

She got you.

[@drpk6514]

Turquoise was sold in Europe mined in Persian mines (Iran) and the name was given to the stone by the French. BTW those so called turquoise beads dont look genuine turquoise in first look.

[@3rrlia661]

''The word turquoise dates to the 17th century and is derived from the Old French turquois meaning "Turkish" because the mineral was first brought to Europe through the Ottoman Empire.According to the same source, the gemstone was first brought to Europe from Turkestan or another Turkic territory'' So turquoise doesn't mean iranoise or whoeveroise you want here to give credit by omitting the Turks.

[@drpk6514]

@@3rrlia661 LOL I see you didnt put the rest of the quote here. There is no Turquoise mine in Turkey. Everywhere clearly mentions the Turkish merchants were only transferring the Persian Turquoise to Europe.

[@MindMuscleSleepHustle]

@5:31 Real Vs Fake

[@melonmelonx1635]

What a rude video. If it was only about zultanite, explain to the sales girl what the information you want to record.

[@cynthiaclemons4987]

I think there was a group of people, so that also would have been rude

[@hasneenjahan6786]

From Which shop can I purchase this seven coloured sultanate ring in capadoccia , turkey ?!

[@yousrajarir8567]

Plz what's the name of this store? And where is it exactly??

[@imonano202]

مرحبا يسرا في تركيا بأي مكان يبيع أحجار لأنه مشهور جدا في تركيا ممكن نتعرف يسراانتي من وين

[@housetv9192]

Thanks for sharing. Galing me ng Turkey and binentahan kami ng Zultanite stone.. claiming real daw. Pero 60usd lang naman namin nabili

[@mateu8126]

This shop is fake but I am not surprised in such a store you can be fooled but not show Authenticity Guarantee Card

[@minhaj2817]

I bought in turkey from capadocia there is a big jewellery shop they gave me With certificate also but not that expensive that you mentioned they gave me 15$ per karat ?

[@pinnarissimapooky4058]

Me too! Is it fake or real one in cappadocia? 🤔

[@minhaj2817]

@@pinnarissimapooky4058 i dont no

[@sinanacar4769]

Zultanit cost per carat between 300-400$ who can sell if ist real for 15$?

[@najwamalwa97]

So the price for fake is 500 €, but original is 5000€

[@basmasalman1855]

Hi, can I please know the name of that manufacturer?

[@kulasteryangt.v8096]

ayan na kami idol,,anggaganda ng mga gemstone...antabayanan q ang ls mo idle ha..

[@aiah2008]

Madam turuan mko mangisda

[@zadadavid7553]

Jamie you dont respect half way the voice cartoon really not professional you think your cartoon voice help rubbish we all eager to know about sultanite talk you used cartoon voice can I say you spoil your own work

[@OniksGraphics]

Wow view is awesome 😊 here in my country we dont have this view

[@perregems1425]

what is the name of this store

[@croatiansensation6062]

Diaspore AKA Sultanite AKA Zultanite

[@perregems1425]

@@croatiansensation6062 I did not understand facebook name perre gems

[@rukhsanaali6182]

Where is this shop

[@arisyizulwaqar5892]

Where is this store in turkey?

[@JVWandersTV]

awesome place, someday i want to experience. stay safe

[@aiah2008]

Visit after the pandemic ends

[@emrahklnc8475]

Jamie's Journal The zultanite shown here is synthetic. the certificate is incorrect. It must have a GİA certificate. You can find natural zultanite here.

[@aiah2008]

@@emrahklnc8475 thank you for your input. Is there a shop that you recommend who provides genuine zultanite and correct certificate

[@CyberLife101]

Wow this is good to know

[@EGE4owo]

Extremely disrespectful

[@starpapii1]

Hope you got the original one I wanna see 😎😎

[@aiah2008]

Mafi fulus hahaha

[@fonkyonder]

I actually like the "fake" one better. Due to dramatic color change in the light and angle. It can be pink, blue, red, orange and its a bright beautiful color. Sure it's zultanite with chemicals to bring out the colors but it's not completely fake

[@SuperEightOneEight]

@@fonkyonder u mean thats how they made it?...still using real zultanite with enhancements?,,,if u dont mind,,can u share any link or source of this info>,,,?,,,tqvm

[@chanelanaksehat9723]

What she say

[@NAAVAHCharmsDIYjewelries]

Gaganda ng gemstones...😊 New friend here, unahan na kita, keep in touch...

[@aiah2008]

I see you. Balikan kita

[@indirakottegoda1086]

Why bother with this blog?

[@shinyshinythings]

4:36 Zultanite

[@shinyshinythings]

Personally I would love to see you release a recut of this video so that we can just hear the woman speak normally about this fascinating stone.

[@artandnature-arnelalvarez6219]

Ganun pala yon,galing din nitong mga jewelers

[@aiah2008]

Salamat sir. Nadikitan na rin kita

[@margarets4610]

Low grade zultanite

[@freshdawnify]

ridiculous

[@kubraurgun]

Amazing youtuber ever I saw😍😎 the coolest adventurer who will get real Zultanite in future hopefully haha 😆 have fun hope you to a very amazing new year 💜💃🎉🎁

[@azizarahim1566]

Sooo rude!!!!

[@montymuseitef53]

Fake color changing glass vs lab made. Let’s forget about Zultanite and move on

[@osmangul1828]

Both of them is fake. Sorry.

[@aiah2008]

Really? Why? I would like to hear your input.

[@claudiarosaline8210]

Wow, really? Would u please tell us how to identify the real one?

[@orangeboy5437]

Tell how?

[@SuperEightOneEight]

ive read on tripadvisor forum...somebody says that the real one suppose to be green under sun light.,..dont know how true is that,,,,the only way to ensure if its genuine,,,,is to bring it to lab test...after you purchase them...so that you can sue the seller/shop later

[@sano514]

Shame on you and I just skipped your video after this.please people skip and don't watch her videos and channel 😌.