Recent content by Rose de France

Assuming the certificate is NOT fake.

It's April now. Do you have any news?

Yes. But I still have to pay high shipping costs (€7.98) and a bank margin. I pay in Polish Złoty (PLN) and then my money is converted into euro. I can't make thoughtless purchases and then return things for refund.

Especially foreigners. I watch Gemporia (as well as Gem Collector) and buy their products exclusively online because I live in Poland. I can't watch Gemporia (nor Gem Collector) on my TV screen. What's more, their telephone numbers are NOT free for callers from my country.

As well as on the cusp between August and September (summer sale).

On Gemporia.com both Padparadscha Quartz and Fern Green Quartz are coated.

Jeff is FORCED to be evasive. If he could speak freely, he would be honest and straightforward.

Credit cart, debit cart and Paypal are the only ways to pay for Gemporia's products.

Gemstone Toxicity Table: https://www.gemsociety.org/article/gemstone-toxicity-table/

I think that TheManWithNoName is the one who should write a post about dangerous minerals and rocks. He has a bigger knowledge and his English is fluent (my level is B1 so I don't feel comfortable when I use this language).

I don't know about orpiment, but rhodusite is magnesio-riebeckite, and magnesio-riebeckite is asbestos.

They keep it a secret. As far as I know, rhodusite is asbestos too. Gemporia sets this stone in jewellery. https://www.gemporia.com/en-gb/jewellery/?q=rhodusite

The producer Katie is not always fair. I don't trust her very much. One night there was a topaz sale. This ring (XQGL60) costed about 23.36 euros, although on the website it costs 20.57 euros. You are able to buy this ring with a discount code. If the discount code gives you 30% off, you can buy...

I have no idea. If you're going to buy it, don't forget to try a discount code GIFT20 to get 20% off.

Their most "high-end" London Blue Topaz from Brazil is called "Marambaia London Blue Topaz". This heart is called just "London Blue Topaz", so it may be from less famous location. Maybe Brazilian, but not necessarily Marambaia. London Blue Topaz (from around the world) is not a cheap stone...