The Emerald: Natural, Synthetic and Imitations Part 2/3

The Emerald: Natural, Synthetic and Imitations under the microscope. Part 2/3: The Synthetic Emerald: Flux growth and Hydrothermal.

[@ashutoshsoni585]

I really like your video but it would be great if you would have talked about it in detail.

[@batumuliajogja]

great place to learn!! Thanks Francesco!

[@naturalgemstone]

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

[@ragoldextraction1390]

Well done job .. appreciate your useful videos , hope u continue enjoy people with your experience in gemstones

[@blancheb3533]

I think I have synthetic emerald. Genuine emerald is almost like amethyst in its incursions.

[@ArmandCury]

Hi! I really like your nice videos on gemstones. Cheers from South America.

[@francescoprotopapas5482]

Thank you very much ! I really appreciate your support !! ;-)

[@sergioortega5869]

hello good morning. I want to ask you about the cedas in Esmeraldas, what type of cedas exist and in what form. in Esmeraldas de Colombia that is my question thank you for reading my question have a great end of the year

[@syedkazim1815]

Appriciated for the video what loop you use .

[@quynhle6022]

Hi Francesco, thanks for great videos about natural and synthetic emeralds. How can I differentiate the pattern on hydrothermal emerald with the one on Gota de Aceite/drop of oil emerald? I saw they both have this pattern of parallel/silky oily strands, which is quite hard to tell which one is which.

[@sonuverma2796]

Sir flux emerald natural or synthetic please guide me