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  1. Lizzie

    Lizzie All you need is love ...and a dog.

    I am trying to identify the stone in this necklace (I struggle with stone id). I test and research but then I am still unsure. Could it be Labradorite? It is in a .925 setting. I have included a picture of the Presidium results. Thanks for looking and any help you experts can provide. How can I get better at this???? Resize 1.JPG Resize 2.JPG Resize 4.JPG Resize test.jpg
     
    Lizzie, Aug 20, 2022
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  2. Hollyblue

    Hollyblue Well-Known Member

    It looks like Labradorite.
     
    Hollyblue, Aug 20, 2022
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  3. Lizzie

    Lizzie All you need is love ...and a dog.

    Maybe I got it right this time. Thanks Hollyblue.
     
    Lizzie, Aug 20, 2022
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  4. evelyb30

    evelyb30 Well-Known Member

    Seconded. Not even a question.
     
    evelyb30, Aug 20, 2022
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  5. Lizzie

    Lizzie All you need is love ...and a dog.

    I admire your knowledge! My researching paid off this time. Thank you.
     
    Lizzie, Aug 20, 2022
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  6. evelyb30

    evelyb30 Well-Known Member

    Just in case, the necklace is probably Indian, as in made in India.
     
    evelyb30, Aug 20, 2022
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  7. Lizzie

    Lizzie All you need is love ...and a dog.

    Thank you evelyb30 that is good to know.
     
    Lizzie, Aug 20, 2022
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  8. Satin In A Coffin

    Satin In A Coffin Well-Known Member

    Go to a rock and gem show if possible and see and handle as many different stones as you can outside of settings, both polished and unpolished. It is really fascinating and eye opening to see all the variations and all of your jewelry MVPs in their natural form. Searching for natural specimens on eBay or Etsy might be another option. Seeing them like that helped me a lot in learning to identify various stone, although I'm still far from perfect and new variations crop up all the time.
     
    Satin In A Coffin, Aug 20, 2022
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  9. Lizzie

    Lizzie All you need is love ...and a dog.

    Great advice! Thank you Satin.
     
    Lizzie, Aug 21, 2022
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