All That Glitters Website and Info Changes for December 2024!

 

We are entering the last month of 2024 – where did the year go?....

 

We are back from traveling from the North of Morocco down to the South – starting in Tangiers and ending up in Marrakesh. 

Saw fossils, mineral specimens including crystals and even some amethyst geodes with calcite crystals, but nothing large or of high quality.  We believe the special Amethyst find where some of our unique Amethyst with Enhydros or the Tricolor Quartz (Amethyst/Clear/Amethyst) is in the Atlas Mountains and though we did see the various Atlas Mountain Ranges and drove through parts of them, did not see any of the fine Amethyst this area can produce. 

 

This Month's Special:   Two Beautiful Agate Slices, One Large and One Small – both at ONE Very Good Price!

Visit our Monthly Special Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_Special.htm

 

This Month’s Gem News:  $10M Blue Diamond Leads Christie's Hong Kong Sale

The anticipated Christie’s auction that highlighted two jewels featuring colored diamonds in its Hong Kong jewelry sale, including a blue-diamond ring estimated to bring in up to HKD 80 million ($10 million), has now concluded.  You can read about the anticipated sale and also review the auction prices – this was an incredible and important auction for fine colored gemstone and diamond jewelry!

Visit our Monthly Gem News Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_News.htm

 

Newly Faceted or Newly Photographed Gemstones: 

We have added one new item to inventory and that is a Fossilized Shell Conglomerate Bowl/Serving Dish from Morocco, which of course, has an interesting story – we can usually provide the background and history to most of the All That Glitters Inventory, as most items have a story!

After selling an Opal which was located in a parcel containing a few opals to a local goldsmith, we noticed that two of the Opals had never been photographed and put onto the All That Glitters website.  We have corrected this, so two newly photographed Opals are now available!

A decent number of newly faceted gemstones from our rough returned in late August from one of our specialty cutters and can be found on our Newly Photographed Page!

Visit Our Newly Photographed Page to See What is New…

https://www.atggems.com/Photos_New.htm

 

Gemstones in Cutting:  

Nothing new in cutting.  We might be selling our existing and last rough to the trade/cutters or perhaps cutting some of it and releasing it at ridiculously low prices – but then again, our prices is a fraction of retail prices seen out there. 

With the exception of one piece of rough, our Blue Flash Amethyst will not be replaced when the last has been sold.   Not only is this material not being found, but the price has gone increased like many other rough and faceted gemstones, not to mention the cost of fine cutting.  Other than one piece of this Blue Flash Amethyst Rough, we no longer have any more of this material. 

Recently back from Cutting!  View 25 newly photographed gemstones from our rough in the very near future – this includes: 

Ametrine, High Quality Oregon Sunstone (large ones too!), 6 pieces of Blue Flash Amethyst (the last of our rough and it is no longer available to obtain from this locality), Lab Grown Alexandrite, LuAl Garnet (Lab grown – sorry, these have been sold!), and two pieces of Brandy Colored Ukrainian Topaz.  We are very excited about this Topaz because the color is special.  These pieces come from a famous deposit where the Topaz can grow as a Bi-Color Topaz – naturally occurring light Blue Topaz and this unique Brandy Color together in one crystal.  You can sometimes see this on the market faceted as bi-color gemstones, but in order to have decent color saturation, they typically have to be larger gems.  Very interesting color and locality and a collectors gem for those in the know; or for those who don’t know about this deposit and these gems, one will see a beautiful brilliant brandy colored Topaz!  In the case of these pieces, the rough was trimmed from the brandy colored section of the rough and might not have had any light blue at all in the rough; perhaps the blue part if it existed, had inclusions. 

There is very little new rough presently and we already have representations faceted from that rough, including:  Blue Flash Amethyst, Blended Ametrine, Tourmaline, Color Change Diaspore, Yellow Beryl, Color Change Garnet, Umbalite and Rhodolite Garnet, Oregon Sunstone, Synthetic Alexandrite and others….

 

All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase!

All That Glitters had teamed up with Stuller Settings - Choose a Setting/Design for a Gemstone in the Comfort of Your Home!   Once you have made your choice/selection, save it.  We will be notified via email and can provide you a special All That Glitters discounted price, typically about 35% off the price that had been displayed; what is calculated is the retail price, so we must recalculate to give you the All That Glitters Discount!  Note that savings on All That Glitters colored gemstones could be as high as 75% or so off retail, since we purchase as close to the source as possible, and there are no others in between the purchase of the rough or faceted gemstone.  Contact us if you have found your special gemstone in our inventory and we can provide the dimensions if not already stated on our website – you can search the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase for that shape and those dimensions to find that special setting…

Visit the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase and Start Designing Now!

https://www.atggems.com/Jewelers-Showcase.htm

 

 

All That Glitters Website and Info Changes for November 2024!

Due to International Travel in Morocco, we are keeping the Monthly Special and Monthly Gem News the same for November as it was for the month of October.  

While traveling through Morocco, we will be keeping our eyes open for Fossils, as well as Fine Colored Amethyst (they do at times have the Blue Flash Amethyst we seek as well as Enhydro Quartz), Meteorites, Lapis, Malachite, Fluorite and Garnet.

This Month's Special:   

Visit our Monthly Special Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_Special.htm

 

This Month’s Gem News:  

Visit our Monthly Gem News Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_News.htm

 

Newly Faceted or Newly Photographed Gemstones: 

After selling an Opal which was located in a parcel containing a few opals to a local goldsmith, we noticed that two of the Opals had never been photographed and put onto the All That Glitters website.  We have corrected this, so two newly photographed Opals are now available!

A decent number of newly faceted gemstones from our rough returned in late August from one of our specialty cutters and can be found on our Newly Photographed Page!

Visit Our Newly Photographed Page to See What is New…

https://www.atggems.com/Photos_New.htm

 

Gemstones in Cutting:  

Nothing new in cutting.  We might be selling our existing and last rough to the trade/cutters or perhaps cutting some of it and releasing it at ridiculously low prices – but then again, our prices is a fraction of retail prices seen out there. 

With the exception of one piece of rough, our Blue Flash Amethyst will not be replaced when the last has been sold.   Not only is this material not being found, but the price has gone increased like many other rough and faceted gemstones, not to mention the cost of fine cutting.  Other than one piece of this Blue Flash Amethyst Rough, we no longer have any more of this material. 

Recently back from Cutting!  View 25 newly photographed gemstones from our rough in the very near future – this includes: 

Ametrine, High Quality Oregon Sunstone (large ones too!), 6 pieces of Blue Flash Amethyst (the last of our rough and it is no longer available to obtain from this locality), Lab Grown Alexandrite, LuAl Garnet (Lab grown – sorry, these have been sold!), and two pieces of Brandy Colored Ukrainian Topaz.  We are very excited about this Topaz because the color is special.  These pieces come from a famous deposit where the Topaz can grow as a Bi-Color Topaz – naturally occurring light Blue Topaz and this unique Brandy Color together in one crystal.  You can sometimes see this on the market faceted as bi-color gemstones, but in order to have decent color saturation, they typically have to be larger gems.  Very interesting color and locality and a collectors gem for those in the know; or for those who don’t know about this deposit and these gems, one will see a beautiful brilliant brandy colored Topaz!  In the case of these pieces, the rough was trimmed from the brandy colored section of the rough and might not have had any light blue at all in the rough; perhaps the blue part if it existed, had inclusions. 

There is very little new rough presently and we already have representations faceted from that rough, including:  Blue Flash Amethyst, Blended Ametrine, Tourmaline, Color Change Diaspore, Yellow Beryl, Color Change Garnet, Umbalite and Rhodolite Garnet, Oregon Sunstone, Synthetic Alexandrite and others….

 

 All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase!

All That Glitters had teamed up with Stuller Settings - Choose a Setting/Design for a Gemstone in the Comfort of Your Home!   Once you have made your choice/selection, save it.  We will be notified via email and can provide you a special All That Glitters discounted price, typically about 35% off the price that had been displayed; what is calculated is the retail price, so we must recalculate to give you the All That Glitters Discount!  Note that savings on All That Glitters colored gemstones could be as high as 75% or so off retail, since we purchase as close to the source as possible, and there are no others in between the purchase of the rough or faceted gemstone.  Contact us if you have found your special gemstone in our inventory and we can provide the dimensions if not already stated on our website – you can search the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase for that shape and those dimensions to find that special setting…

Visit the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase and Start Designing Now!

https://www.atggems.com/Jewelers-Showcase.htm

All That Glitters Website and Info Changes for October 2024!

 

Here are the changes on the All That Glitters Website for October 2024:

 

This Month's Special:   

Visit our Monthly Special Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_Special.htm

 

This Month’s Gem News:  

Visit our Monthly Gem News Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_News.htm

 

Newly Faceted or Newly Photographed Gemstones: 

A decent number of newly faceted gemstones from our rough returned in late August from one of our specialty cutters and can be found on our Newly Photographed Page!

Visit Our Newly Photographed Page to See What is New…

https://www.atggems.com/Photos_New.htm

 

Gemstones in Cutting:  

Nothing new in cutting.  We might be selling our existing and last rough to the trade/cutters or perhaps cutting some of it and releasing it at ridiculously low prices – but then again, our prices is a fraction of retail prices seen out there. 

With the exception of one piece of rough, our Blue Flash Amethyst will not be replaced when the last has been sold.   Not only is this material not being found, but the price has gone increased like many other rough and faceted gemstones, not to mention the cost of fine cutting.  Other than one piece of this Blue Flash Amethyst Rough, we no longer have any more of this material. 

Recently back from Cutting!  View 25 newly photographed gemstones from our rough in the very near future – this includes: 

Ametrine, High Quality Oregon Sunstone (large ones too!), 7 pieces of Blue Flash Amethyst (the last of our rough and it is no longer available to obtain from this locality), Lab Grown Alexandrite, LuAl Garnet (Lab), and two pieces of Brandy Colored Ukrainian Topaz.  We are very excited about this Topaz because the color is special.  These pieces come from a famous deposit where the Topaz can grow as a Bi-Color Topaz – naturally occurring light Blue Topaz and this unique Brandy Color together in one crystal.  You can sometimes see this on the market faceted as bi-color gemstones, but in order to have decent color saturation, they typically have to be larger gems.  Very interesting color and locality and a collectors gem for those in the know; or for those who don’t know about this deposit and these gems, one will see a beautiful brilliant brandy colored Topaz!  In the case of these pieces, the rough was trimmed from the brandy colored section of the rough and might not have had any light blue at all in the rough; perhaps the blue part if it existed, had inclusions.  (These two Topazes are this Month’s Special – now is the time to save $$$ on these two items – this is also the last of this unique gemstone material that we will have.)

There is very little new rough presently and we already have representations faceted from that rough, including:  Blue Flash Amethyst, Blended Ametrine, Tourmaline, Color Change Diaspore, Yellow Beryl, Color Change Garnet, Umbalite and Rhodolite Garnet, Oregon Sunstone, Synthetic Alexandrite and others….

 

All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase!

All That Glitters had teamed up with Stuller Settings - Choose a Setting/Design for a Gemstone in the Comfort of Your Home!   Once you have made your choice/selection, save it.  We will be notified via email and can provide you a special All That Glitters discounted price, typically about 35% off the price that had been displayed; what is calculated is the retail price, so we must recalculate to give you the All That Glitters Discount!  Note that savings on All That Glitters colored gemstones could be as high as 75% or so off retail, since we purchase as close to the source as possible, and there are no others in between the purchase of the rough or faceted gemstone.  Contact us if you have found your special gemstone in our inventory and we can provide the dimensions if not already stated on our website – you can search the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase for that shape and those dimensions to find that special setting…

Visit the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase and Start Designing Now!

https://www.atggems.com/Jewelers-Showcase.htm

 

 

All That Glitters Website and Info Changed for September 2024!

 

Here are the changes on the All That Glitters Website for September 2024:

 

This Month's Special:   

Visit our Monthly Special Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_Special.htm

 

This Month’s Gem News:   Monthly Gem News Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_News.htm

 

Newly Faceted or Newly Photographed Gemstones: 

Though we noted that we had two new Ametrines back from our specialty cutter, it wasn’t noted until we were creating this email for our customers, that we noticed we had never loaded up the two associated videos for these pieces!  We corrected this recently and now they made be viewed on our Newly Photographed page.  Our cutter put large culets on the bottom of these two gemstones, making them appear to have been cut back in about the 1920s, an old fashioned faceting design that diamonds were faceted in and is a trade mark of the cutter Jean Noel Soni cutting style.  He has quite a following in this style of cutting and larger gemstones can be produced; just another cutting style which we have never done before but our cutter decided on this as the rough was on the shallow side.

Visit Our Newly Photographed Page to See What is New…

https://www.atggems.com/Photos_New.htm

 

Gemstones in Cutting:  

With the exception of one piece of rough, our Blue Flash Amethyst will not be replaced when the last has been sold.   Not only is this material not being found, but the price has gone increased like many other rough and faceted gemstones, not to mention the cost of fine cutting.  Other than one piece of this Blue Flash Amethyst Rough, we no longer have any more of this material. 

Recently back from Cutting!  View 25 newly photographed gemstones from our rough in the very near future – this includes: 

Ametrine, High Quality Oregon Sunstone (large ones too!), 7 pieces of Blue Flash Amethyst (the last of our rough and it is no longer available to obtain from this locality), Lab Grown Alexandrite, LuAl Garnet (Lab), and two pieces of Brandy Colored Ukrainian Topaz.  We are very excited about this Topaz because the color is special.  These pieces come from a famous deposit where the Topaz can grow as a Bi-Color Topaz – naturally occurring light Blue Topaz and this unique Brandy Color together in one crystal.  You can sometimes see this on the market faceted as bi-color gemstones, but in order to have decent color saturation, they typically have to be larger gems.  Very interesting color and locality and a collectors gem for those in the know; or for those who don’t know about this deposit and these gems, one will see a beautiful brilliant brandy colored Topaz!  In the case of these pieces, the rough was trimmed from the brandy colored section of the rough and might not have had any light blue at all in the rough; perhaps the blue part if it existed, had inclusions.  (These two Topazes are this Month’s Special – now is the time to save $$$ on these two items – this is also the last of this unique gemstone material that we will have.)

There is very little new rough presently and we already have representations faceted from that rough, including:  Blue Flash Amethyst, Blended Ametrine, Tourmaline, Color Change Diaspore, Yellow Beryl, Color Change Garnet, Umbalite and Rhodolite Garnet, Oregon Sunstone, Synthetic Alexandrite and others….

 

What Has All That Glitters Been Involved in Recently?:

Unfortunately, we had an issue for a bit of time for those people attempting to access our website via smart phones and perhaps even tablets, laptops, etc.  Email was also down for a few days, so any emails sent to us from our website pages or directly, would have been returned as undeliverable.  This issue has been corrected.

With the exception of one piece of rough, our Blue Flash Amethyst will not be replaced when the last has been sold.   Not only is this material not being found, but the price has gone increased like many other rough and faceted gemstones, not to mention the cost of fine cutting.  Other than one piece of this Blue Flash Amethyst Rough, we no longer have any more of this material.  Will we be slowing down in the faceting of any rough we have as our inventory is quite large and we would like to find a buyer or auction house who would be interested in some of our inventory.  We do well with our material at auction, as we frequently obtain selling prices 2x to 4x what we ask on our website…

 

All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase!

All That Glitters had teamed up with Stuller Settings - Choose a Setting/Design for a Gemstone in the Comfort of Your Home!   Once you have made your choice/selection, save it.  We will be notified via email and can provide you a special All That Glitters discounted price, typically about 35% off the price that had been displayed; what is calculated is the retail price, so we must recalculate to give you the All That Glitters Discount!  Note that savings on All That Glitters colored gemstones could be as high as 75% or so off retail, since we purchase as close to the source as possible, and there are no others in between the purchase of the rough or faceted gemstone.  Contact us if you have found your special gemstone in our inventory and we can provide the dimensions if not already stated on our website – you can search the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase for that shape and those dimensions to find that special setting…

Visit the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase and Start Designing Now!

https://www.atggems.com/Jewelers-Showcase.htm

 

 

 

All That Glitters Website and Info Changes for July 2024!

 

Here are the changes on the All That Glitters Website for July 2024:

This Month's Special:   

Visit our Monthly Special Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_Special.htm

 

This Month’s Gem News:  

Visit our Monthly Gem News Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_News.htm

 

Newly Faceted or Newly Photographed Gemstones: 

All That Glitters Rough sent to one of our Specialty Facetors is back and includes:

Five Ametrines, one very large elongated oval, one standard flat faceted and three of which are unique in cutting style!  (Two of these unique cutting styles has been sold)

Four Oregon Sunstones – all very different in color, some with schiller and in design (Two have been sold)

One Lab Grown Round Alexandrite – full of life and various flashes of color!

LuAl Lab Grown Garnet – You’ve never seen a gemstone glow like this…Literally!  (Sold)

Two Blue Flash Amethysts – Not many of these are seen in the market.

Two Color Shifting African Garnets (Ruby Red, Magenta and Burgundy depending on lights)

(These two beauties have been sold and all these recently sold gemstones have been purchased by stores/goldsmiths!)

…And lots more recently added since the beginning of the year, including some important rings!

Visit Our Newly Photographed Page to See What is New…

https://www.atggems.com/Photos_New.htm

 

Gemstones in Cutting:  

NOTE – gemstones in cutting described below should be received back from our specialty cutter in a few weeks and after photography and html code generation, be available for sale – so keep checking back.  We do anticipate having these described and available in our August Monthly Email – but for those who can’t wait, check out our Newly Photographed page in a few weeks or send us an email to obtain an update!

Faceting has begun on about 22 pieces of rough in the hands of one of our Specialty Facetors and we are expecting about 25 pieces to be returned in perhaps about two months.  A few pieces will be cut in half.   Of these pieces currently in cutting, we have:

Ametrine, High Quality Oregon Sunstone, 7 pieces of Blue Flash Amethyst (the last of our rough and it is no longer available to obtain from this locality), Lab Grown Alexandrite, LuAl Garnet (Lab), and two pieces of Brandy Colored Ukranian Topaz.  We are very excited about this Topaz because the color is special - these will be large pieces.  These pieces come from a famous deposit where the Topaz can grow as a Bi-Color Topaz – naturally occurring light Blue Topaz and this unique Brandy Color together in one crystal.  You can sometimes see this on the market faceted as bi-color gemstones, but in order to have decent color saturation, they typically have to be larger gems.  Very interesting color and locality and a collectors gem for those in the know; or for those who don’t know about this deposit and these gems, one will see a beautiful brilliant brandy colored Topaz!  In the case of these pieces, the rough was trimmed from the brandy colored section of the rough and might not have had any light blue at all in the rough; perhaps the blue part if it existed, had inclusions. 

There is very little new rough presently and we already have representations faceted from that rough, including:  Blue Flash Amethyst, Blended Ametrine, Tourmaline, Color Change Diaspore, Yellow Beryl, Color Change Garnet, Umbalite and Rhodolite Garnet, Oregon Sunstone, Synthetic Alexandrite and others….

 

What Else is New on the All That Glitters Website?:

We have added two more payment methods for our customers:  Zelle and Cashpay

(Cashpay will be an option in Square, as well as credit cards and ACH)

 

What Has All That Glitters Been Involved in Recently?:

The All That Glitters website uses a laptop heavily for working with photos, creating html code and tables, verifying that web pages will display properly, etc.  After 7 years, we have updated the previous laptop with a new one.  Back in 2017 with the purchase of a new laptop then, finding a laptop that had CD/DVD capabilities for reading as well as writing, wasn’t easy.  Now it is impossible as the technology has gone to the cloud.  We will be using an external drive to backup files, photos, etc. as we don’t believe in having certain things out of our control and elsewhere where it could possibly be accessed or hacked.

 

All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase!

All That Glitters had teamed up with Stuller Settings - Choose a Setting/Design for a Gemstone in the Comfort of Your Home!   Once you have made your choice/selection, save it.  We will be notified via email and can provide you a special All That Glitters discounted price, typically about 35% off the price that had been displayed; what is calculated is the retail price, so we must recalculate to give you the All That Glitters Discount!  Note that savings on All That Glitters colored gemstones could be as high as 75% or so off retail, since we purchase as close to the source as possible, and there are no others in between the purchase of the rough or faceted gemstone.  Contact us if you have found your special gemstone in our inventory and we can provide the dimensions if not already stated on our website – you can search the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase for that shape and those dimensions to find that special setting…

Visit the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase and Start Designing Now!

https://www.atggems.com/Jewelers-Showcase.htm

 

 

 

All That Glitters Website and Info Changes for June!

 
Here are the changes on the All That Glitters Website for June 2024:
 
This Month's Special:   
Visit our Monthly Special Page to Learn More…
https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_Special.htm
 
This Month’s Gem News:  
Visit our Monthly Gem News Page to Learn More…
https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_News.htm
 
Newly Faceted or Newly Photographed Gemstones: 
All That Glitters Rough sent to one of our Specialty Facetors is back and includes:
Five Ametrines, one very large elongated oval, one standard flat faceted and three of which are unique in cutting style!  (Two of these unique cutting styles has been sold)
Four Oregon Sunstones – all very different in color, some with schiller and in design (Two have been sold)
One Lab Grown Round Alexandrite – full of life and various flashes of color!
LuAl Lab Grown Garnet – You’ve never seen a gemstone glow like this…Literally!  (Sold)
Two Blue Flash Amethysts – Not many of these are seen in the market.
Two Color Shifting African Garnets (Ruby Red, Magenta and Burgundy depending on lights)
(These two beauties have been sold and all these recently sold gemstones have been purchased by stores/goldsmiths!)
…And lots more recently added since the beginning of the year, including some important rings!
Visit Our Newly Photographed Page to See What is New…
https://www.atggems.com/Photos_New.htm
 
Gemstones in Cutting:  
Faceting has begun on about 22 pieces of rough in the hands of one of our Specialty Facetors and we are expecting about 25 pieces to be returned in perhaps about two months.  A few pieces will be cut in half.   Of these pieces currently in cutting, we have:
Ametrine, High Quality Oregon Sunstone, 7 pieces of Blue Flash Amethyst (the last of our rough and it is no longer available to obtain from this locality), Lab Grown Alexandrite, LuAl Garnet (Lab), and two pieces of Brandy Colored Ukranian Topaz.  We are very excited about this Topaz because the color is special - these will be large pieces.  These pieces come from a famous deposit where the Topaz can grow as a Bi-Color Topaz – naturally occurring light Blue Topaz and this unique Brandy Color together in one crystal.  You can sometimes see this on the market faceted as bi-color gemstones, but in order to have decent color saturation, they typically have to be larger gems.  Very interesting color and locality and a collectors gem for those in the know; or for those who don’t know about this deposit and these gems, one will see a beautiful brilliant brandy colored Topaz!  In the case of these pieces, the rough was trimmed from the brandy colored section of the rough and might not have had any light blue at all in the rough; perhaps the blue part if it existed, had inclusions. 
There is very little new rough presently and we already have representations faceted from that rough, including:  Blue Flash Amethyst, Blended Ametrine, Tourmaline, Color Change Diaspore, Yellow Beryl, Color Change Garnet, Umbalite and Rhodolite Garnet, Oregon Sunstone, Synthetic Alexandrite and others….
 
What Else is New on the All That Glitters Website?:
We have added two more payment methods for our customers:  Zelle and Cashpay
(Cashpay will be an option in Square, as well as credit cards and ACH)
 
New Page Added to our Learn More Page:
We wanted to share a new page regarding lectures/discussions at the Tucson 2024 Gem and Mineral Show this year, which contained important Trade Info that we thought All That Customers would find interesting/insightful.  This had been March’s Monthly Gem News.  Therefore, we have made it a permanent page on our Learn More page.
https://www.atggems.com/Learn_More.htm
 
What Has All That Glitters Been Involved in Recently?:
We are still working on some custom pieces of jewelry and this project should be completed within a week or so.  Customer is very much looking forward to seeing the finished product!

 
All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase!
All That Glitters had teamed up with Stuller Settings - Choose a Setting/Design for a Gemstone in the Comfort of Your Home!   Once you have made your choice/selection, save it.  We will be notified via email and can provide you a special All That Glitters discounted price, typically about 35% off the price that had been displayed; what is calculated is the retail price, so we must recalculate to give you the All That Glitters Discount!  Note that savings on All That Glitters colored gemstones could be as high as 75% or so off retail, since we purchase as close to the source as possible, and there are no others in between the purchase of the rough or faceted gemstone.  Contact us if you have found your special gemstone in our inventory and we can provide the dimensions if not already stated on our website – you can search the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase for that shape and those dimensions to find that special setting…
Visit the All That Glitters Jewelers Showcase and Start Designing Now!
https://www.atggems.com/Jewelers-Showcase.htm

 

 

All That Glitters Website and Info Changes for April 2024!

 

Here are the changes on the All That Glitters Website for April 2024:

 

This Month's Special:  

Visit our Monthly Special Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_Special.htm

 

This Month’s Gem News: 

Visit our Monthly Gem News Page to Learn More…

https://www.atggems.com/Monthly_News.htm

 

Newly Faceted or Newly Photographed Gemstones: 

All That Glitters Rough sent ot one of our Specialty Facetors, is back and includes:

Five Ametrines, One very large elongated oval, one standard flat faceted and three of which are unique in cutting style!  (One has been sold)

Four Oregon Sunstones – all very different including in color, some with schiller and in design (One has been sold)

One Lab Grown Round Alexandrite – full of life and various flashes of color!

LuAl Lab Grown Garnet – You’ve never seen a gemstone glow like this…Literally!  (Sold)

Two Blue Flash Amethysts – Not many of these are seen in the market.

Two Color Shifting African Garnets (Ruby Red, Magenta and Burgundy depending on lights)

…And lots more recently added since the beginning of the year, including some important rings!

Visit Our Newly Photographed Page to See What is New…

https://www.atggems.com/Photos_New.htm

 

Gemstones in Cutting:  

Currently have about 22 pieces of rough in the hands of one of our Specialty Facetors and we are expecting about 25 pieces to be returned in about a month or so.  A few pieces will be cut in half and it is possible that one piece, due to the size/weight (LuAl Lab Garnet) will not only be cut in two to create smaller/lighter gems, but a pair might be created for earrings for someone who is potentially waiting in the wings for this piece of rough to be faceted.

Of these pieces currently in cutting, we have:

Ametrine, High Quality Oregon Sunstone, 7 pieces of Blue Flash Amethyst (the last of our rough and it is no longer available to obtain from this locality), Lab Grown Alexandrite, LuAl Garnet (Lab), and two pieces of Brandy Colored Ukranian Topaz.  We are very excited about this Topaz because the color is special, these will be large pieces, this comes from a famous deposit where the Topaz can grow as a Bi-Color Topaz – naturally occurring Blue Topaz and this Brandy Color together in one crystal.  You can sometimes see this on the market faceted as  bi-color gemstone, but in order to have decent saturation in the color, they typically have to be larger gems.  Very interesting and a collectors gem for those in the know.  In the case of these pieces, the rough was removed from the brandy colored section of the rough.

There is very little new rough presently and we already have representations faceted from that rough, including:  Blue Flash Amethyst, Blended Ametrine, Tourmaline, Color Change Diaspore, Yellow Beryl, Color Change Garnet, Umbalite and Rhodolite Garnet, Oregon Sunstone, Synthetic Alexandrite and others….

 

What Else is New on the All That Glitters Website?:

We have added two more payment methods for our customers:  Zelle and Cashpay

(Cashpay will be an option in Square, as well as credit cards and ACH)

 

New Page Added to our Learn More Page:

We wanted to share the page regarding lectures/discussions at the Tucson 2024 Gem and Mineral Show this year, which contained important Trade Info that we thought All That Customers would find interesting/insightful.  This was March’s Monthly Gem News.  Therefore, we have made it a permanent page on our Learn More page

https://www.atggems.com/Learn_More.htm

 

What Has All That Glitters Been Involved in Recently?:

We have been quite busy logging the newly arrived faceted gems into our database, doing photos and some videos, creating tables/html code, calculating yield/costs/pricing, uploading all to our website server.  Also, weighing, photographing and documenting what is in the new parcel sent to our cutter.  Lots of work related to creating the label, doing paperwork, packaging and visiting the post office – as we are mandated to have the package scanned in order for the insurance for this high value package to be valid.  Sales this year have been pretty strong from the public, collectors and the trade in general.