Assorted Loose Faceted and Cabochon Gemstones
Loose Gemstones and Jewelry Components

Assorted Loose Faceted and Cabochon Gemstones

This collection consists of several loose gemstones displayed on a textured blue surface. The assortment includes two deep red oval cabochons, likely garnets or high-quality glass, showcasing a smooth, polished surface with significant light refraction at the edges. Adjacent to these are several faceted stones: one pale blue round brilliant cut (resembling aquamarine or blue topaz), a clear white round brilliant cut (likely white topaz, sapphire, or cubic zirconia), and a smaller dark purple rectangular faceted stone, possibly an amethyst or rhodolite garnet. A small brownish-green round stone is also visible. The stones appear to be in good condition with no immediate evidence of surface chips or structural cracks visible to the naked eye, although microscopic inspection would be required for a definitive grading. The variety suggests these are either unset stones for jewelry making or stones removed from previous settings. The craftsmanship in the faceting appears consistent with modern commercial standards. In the background, additional jewelry components including chains, a medallion, and a storage pouch are visible, suggesting a hobbyist or estate collection context.

Estimated Value

$150 - $250

Basic Information

Category

Loose Gemstones and Jewelry Components

Appraised On

February 5, 2026

Estimated Value

$150 - $250

Item Description

This collection consists of several loose gemstones displayed on a textured blue surface. The assortment includes two deep red oval cabochons, likely garnets or high-quality glass, showcasing a smooth, polished surface with significant light refraction at the edges. Adjacent to these are several faceted stones: one pale blue round brilliant cut (resembling aquamarine or blue topaz), a clear white round brilliant cut (likely white topaz, sapphire, or cubic zirconia), and a smaller dark purple rectangular faceted stone, possibly an amethyst or rhodolite garnet. A small brownish-green round stone is also visible. The stones appear to be in good condition with no immediate evidence of surface chips or structural cracks visible to the naked eye, although microscopic inspection would be required for a definitive grading. The variety suggests these are either unset stones for jewelry making or stones removed from previous settings. The craftsmanship in the faceting appears consistent with modern commercial standards. In the background, additional jewelry components including chains, a medallion, and a storage pouch are visible, suggesting a hobbyist or estate collection context.

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