[Jewelry making - Article 00342] - Re: [Orchid] Jeweler chipped my padparadscha

[richard hart]

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Doug Out,

    I am curious if you louped your padparadscha before you took it to
    the jeweler? As a repair person who takes in jewelery, I am always
    surprised when I work under magnification and see something wrong
    with the stone that I did not notice at take in. I have had customers
    who noticed something they had never seen about their diamond after I
    worked on it. I sized the ring, protecting the diamond and they see
    some flaw that was was always there.  I have been lucky, asking them
    if they had looked at their stone that close before, they had not. 

    And, with what we have been reading about lately, are you sure it is
    a natual stone, or a diffusion treated stone? 

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