Julia, thanks very much for this tutorial. You are enthusiastic about gems, as am I. Regarding the manner of your delivery, twas mostly delightful. You may want to minimise your usage of word whiskers (i.e., actually). After a bit focusing became difficult because nearly every sentence ended with "actually". Just an observation is all. I will be viewing more of your tutorials when possible. Cheers, Alaskana
I like man made stones and frequently buy them instead of more expensive all natural stones. I only care about how the gem presents, Of course now, after watching this, I will suspect all Jewelers . thanks
You are a gem. A fantastic educator! 🎉❤ gotta come take a few of your classes.
Thank you Julia! I enjoyed learning so much about composites throughout your presentation
Julia , Thank you for your wonderful and valuable TH-cam.
love all the videos, all very helpfull! continue! :)
Your education tutorial are very nice and excellent.
Great knowledge sharing Thanks and pl keep sharing this great knowledge
Julia, thanks very much for this tutorial. You are enthusiastic about gems, as am I. Regarding the manner of your delivery, twas mostly delightful. You may want to minimise your usage of word whiskers (i.e., actually). After a bit focusing became difficult because nearly every sentence ended with "actually".
Just an observation is all. I will be viewing more of your tutorials when possible.
Cheers, Alaskana
Fantastic lecture, full of useful information. 'Garnety' is a great word 😂
Apt and incredible content! Keep going.
Brilliant lecture
38.33 I noticed "flaking" on the side of the synthetic Corundum Pavilion. Would that be a feature typical of a synthetic? Anyone?
What is the transparent cabchon top made of? Is it Glass?
srushti bodhe - it’s most commonly plastic nowadays - but glass can be used and in the past they have been made from rock crystal quartz :)
Do you know about Orange safiyer
She is the best
I,lovery,like,your,good,teaching,four,composite,gemstone,thank,you
I love every thing a nowt gems
Thanks! When you’re talking about he opal triplet, isn’t it a sliver (very thin piece) of opal vice a slither (what a snake does)? 🐍
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It is called paprita
I like man made stones and frequently buy them instead of more expensive all natural stones. I only care about how the gem presents, Of course now, after watching this, I will suspect all Jewelers . thanks
i have gems