Gemstones: Rare Beauties - RUBY - MINT / BLANK Maxim / Picture Post Card PPC as per scan
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Gemstones are rare and highly prized objects of beauty. As well as their application in jewellery and ornaments, gemstones form an important part of museum-based geological collections.
“The pink diamond represents a rarity. Pink diamonds are not often seen in diamond deposits, worldwide. At the Argyle mine, they represent a minute fraction of the total diamond production yet nevertheless appear on a regular basis. This regularity of supply is unique. The colour of this stone is an attractive purplish-pink and it is relatively free of flaws.”
“The golden sapphire’s colour is intense and the stone is quite large; it’s a stunning stone. The cut has emphasised the depth of colour, while ensuring the stone is lively and brilliant. This stone comes from an area in central Queensland that is renowned for its fine golden sapphires.”
“The rhodonite is remarkable for its rich red colour combined with transparency. Rhodonite is commonly a pink, opaque material suitable for carving. This stone is from Broken Hill, NSW, one of the few places in the world where rhodonite of such quality has been found. This material is now only available from old collections.”
“The fluorite is a gemstone for collectors. It is large, exquisitely cut and a soft pastel green. Its beauty is fragile, and this stone needs particular care whenever handled and displayed. An expert cut it from New England material that was already in the museum collection.”
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