The Emerald: Natural, Synthetic and Imitations Part 1/3

[@coldshot5555]

Thank you for making this...it's so nice!

[@themeekwarrior]

There are some really nice focal shots in this video. Wonderful insight on emeralds!

[@naturalgemstone]

I saw your videos today and its simply amazing. I love your work. I am really Thankful to you for this.

[@Kamilzaada]

you are doing great work god bless you Make more videos of different Gemstone

[@diamonevideos9318]

So glad i've found you! 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@francescoprotopapas5482]

Thank you for the support :-)

[@Gyn-h4t]

Спосибо за твой видео, я искал именно такую семку

[@boukadoummohamed455]

Awesome keep it up

[@quynhle6022]

Hi, these are great photos zooming in the emeralds. Which cameras did you use to see this close? I couldn't get this close with a 10x loupe

[@Huissen.]

hello I have a yellow stone I think it helidor can you see it form please??

[@francescoprotopapas5482]

Hi, post the photo on the inclusiopedia Facebook group 🙂

[@TheLoveGems]

1 .... 2 ......3 .........1....1.... Love the video but danced to the music

[@leonardfinance8869]

What are those inclusions for example at 7:10? They look like Gasbubbles or something you fish out of a Waterbowl at New Years eve.

[@francescoprotopapas5482]

Hi, the inclusion is a cluster of pyrite crystals. You can find this kind of inclusion in emeralds from many locations and also in emerald from Colombia.

[@Mohamed.Fathalla6969]

Which one is natural and which is synthatic

[@devanshugoyal8438]

How to check if a stone is dyed quartzite when studded

[@faycalmourchad3747]

Put them in oil above a source of intense white light. Their color is homogenous and there are bubbles (dark round spots) inside. Natural stone is in its sides greener like a thiny line around all the stone but the synthetic has generally no contibuous line by the side. Acetone is good to know if there is a sort of green chemical product. But there are a lot of indicators 👌🙏🫡