Ladies please look

[Kb]

I'm seeing again over 400 of fluorite please look to see if it's all old
Same with the quartz jewelry. I recognize some.
Thank you

[CC]

Just looked under quartz my size I see a peacock quartz ring I bought probably over a year and I also see an imperial quartz Thai black spinel ring which the stone is like a bridge over the band. I bought over a year ago and guess where it is. Sitting . In a drawer because the stone in the bridge broke off from the spinel band.. when you click on either you get that statement something to the effect webpage cannot be located.. so at least these two rings are over probably a year to two years old. Doesn't make sense.

[CC]

I am so confused. Now I go back to quartz my size ring and neither ring is there???

[letsshop]

Yeah, I know what you are seeing....I love fluorite, I looked it up and saw a bunch of pieces that I've never seen, but when I click on a piece it says there is no such page...???? I saw that on some other gems as well. So I don't know why this stuff is coming up.

[Lulu]

When I type in fluorite, all that comes up is 23 pieces. That's strange.

[Gem Lover]

When I typed in fluorite there was only 22 items that came up.

[Kb]

Its there now. It comes and goes. There is imperial quartz. So many more. There is thulite, stichite, so many beautiful pieces of jewelry that we no longer have. I wish they would start overwhelming us with so much new jewelry. That our mouths would water. I love jewelry so much, the beauty of it speaks to me.
Moderator helps us out. Let us know what is going on

[Moderator_Stephanie]

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