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Question

i have a near flawless origional kashmir blue sapphire ( 1.5 carats) that is unheated, a near flawless columbian emerald ( deep green weighing 5 carats) and half a carat of intense unheated near flawless pink diamonds and a blue diamond( half a carat) how rare are they? and how much are they worth?

Answer 1

No one can possibly give you an answer to your question without seeing and testing the stones in question. Your descriptions mean nothing without laboratory confirmation of your claims. I have particular doubts regarding your coloured diamonds as more than 95% of such stones on the market today are man made or colour enhanced.

I am sorry if that is not what you want to hear but it is the reality of the situation.

Answer 2

Tyla Mac is right.  You need to have them inspected by a certified gemologist, and then appraised by a licensed appraiser.  Then, I would purchase insurance on them and put them in a safe deposit box.

(A jeweller is neither an appraiser nor a gemologist; although many can be quite knowledgeable, a jeweller is someone who specializes in selling jewelry.  However, your local jeweller can probably connect you with a gemologist and an appraiser.)

Answer 3

I'm sure they are worth a lot (several thousand per carat,probably).You really need to have them professionally appraised. You shouldn't trust a bunch of "yahoos" on the internet for something that valuable.lol!!