Can anyone identify this ring the stone is a super seven it was tested and it is sterling. No stamps or hallmarks it weighs over 20 grams.
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I’m certain that this is a low quality star ruby, not the chakra stone you mentioned.
I can see the hexagon crystal structure on the underside, which is found in this type of ruby and sapphire. I have several of these stones myself.
You might see a faint star in direct sunlight.
It’s in pretty rough shape. It could use some serious rehab on the polishing wheel.
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It tested as sterling weighs 25 grams what would the worth of it be?
I used a silver calculator that uses today’s silver market value.
But don’t expect $18. A scrap metal dealer will offer you less.
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Yep, star ruby, in person it may be a really pretty stone, but from the pic I think it’s a $5-$8 stone at a gem show. I don’t believe there would be any added value beyond the scrap price Stracci gave you.
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Of course, the stone itself, though interesting, would not be “scrap-able” so its weight would have to be deducted from the total. Cool scrap tool, Stracci!
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Its unusual and really interesting.
I would call it artisan made.
Do you see a star? It’s hard to tell from the photo.
I saw a star when I took it outside there is like a hexagon too?
Actually a pentagon shape
Do you need a description so you can post it on eBay?
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No I just want to know what it is and what kind of turquoise I love it.
I bought it on eBay and just got it today.
