Jessica & Karen

[Gypsy]

Perfect hosting combination, both ladies are soooo professional and loved that Karen went directly to.the lowest price !!!!!

[2Blonde]

Yes, I like watching the more "seasoned" hosts, as both of these ladies are. Karen is a hoot sometimes!

[Gypsy]

No screaming, no drama
Good presentation
Could watch and listen to these 2 ladies all day

[Auntie]

I agree with the above comments. Jessica and Karen do make a good pair. That’s what professionalism is supposed to look like. A little bit of fun and a lot of serious.”Show me those jewels”. I wish they were go to the lowest price first and then describe everything and show it, and be able to answer any questions that we are emailing in. And that way if someone really is in a hurry but wants to know what the price Is going to be, Without all the $10 reductions “but no that’s not the price”, down another $10 deduction “but now that’s not the price” just tell us the price! Sorry I had to get that all out!

[Spooky]

I could watch Karen and Shawn W all
day. They tell and show everything
about the pieces. If Karen gets excited
about something it’s because she’s used
the product and knows what she’s talking
about.

[Vicky]

They are my 2 faves. Shawn explains the stones without making you feel like your a failure because you didn’t buy it. Karen was the only Host today that had the guts to tell viewers how to clean FF stones. All the others ignored it, as though, once you buy it, its too bad if the stone breaks when cleaned the wrong way. I wouldn’t even ask them if their Burmese rubies are FF. They dont answer. So silence lets me know. Its ok to buy these stones. They are beautiful. Just handle with care, and dont think its valuable. Doesnt take away from their beauty. They are just filled with glass or Resin and wont last for a very long time.

[Gem Lover]

@ Vicky, I agree and as your attachment stated they are unstable and will not last so I hate when I hear a host state as they did today that a fissure filled ruby will be an heirloom to pass down thru the generations. I remember one fissure filled ruby ring that was around 10 carats one time, I think it was last summer and they had made a big deal out of it and sold it for around $300. I own a couple but I paid under $50 for them and understood that I have to be careful with them but I would never pay some of the high prices that they get for them.

[Spooky]

They are my 2 faves. Shawn explains the stones without making you feel like your a failure because you didn’t buy it. Karen was the only Host today that had the guts to tell viewers how to clean FF stones. All the others ignored it, as though, once you buy it, its too bad if the stone breaks when cleaned the wrong way. I wouldn’t even ask them if their Burmese rubies are FF. They dont answer. So silence lets me know. Its ok to buy these stones. They are beautiful. Just handle with care, and dont think its valuable. Doesnt take away from their beauty. They are just filled with glass or Resin and wont last for a very long time.

Hi Vicki
Is your attachment from SLC?

[Vicky]

I couldnt post the entire article from AJSGEMS on google, because this site stated its too large. I literally had to reduce most of the article to fit. Im trying to attach another small part of the article.. my Niassa Ruby exploded into bits in my ultrasonic cleaner. I wish I was warned not to use a ultrasonic jewelry cleaner.

[Spooky]

Thanks for sharing this Vicki