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Some of Gemporia's semi-precious stones ARE marked as Si clarity. Absolutely.

I believe that the high-quality opal specimens (set in 18k gold) are from his personal collection. They look gorgeous. Very colourful and twinkling. This is why I never buy patterned stones from Gemporia. I like to know what I'm paying for.

The Great Dictator of Gemporia! 💪 And he said that AQUAPRASE is the best investment Steve Bennett has ever done. o_O

Alex McKay was difficult to understand. Is his accent Scottish or Irish? He has a Scottish/Irish surname and he's stereotypically red-haired.

Jeff is my favourite presenter. Intelligent, educated... He even knows what's going on "behind the scenes". I like his smile, laugh and real life anecdotes. I understand his speech better than other presenters' words. Does he have American accent? I know that he comes from the United States, but...

Fun fact: they don't sell Primal Living products to foreigners!

They even had some pewter jewellery. https://www.gemporia.com/en-gb/product/tigers-eye-ring-in-pewter-10.93cts/olwm92/ https://www.gemporia.com/en-gb/product/black-onyx-ring-in-pewter-10.26cts/duwm90/ https://www.gemporia.com/en-gb/product/carnelian-ring-in-pewter-23.99cts/xeps09/

What does the "new silver" mean? Raw silver sourced directly from the mine? Silver granulate that was never used before? Newly produced silver supplies for the silversmiths? What is "recycled silver"? Does it come from melted down jewellery or industrial elements? Is "recycled silver" weaker...

I miss late night "silent auctions". They were better than poorly edited repeats.

If the quality is similar or the same, you can take a risk. But it's your decision and responsibility.

Only on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 11 PM to 3 AM (British time).

Maybe it's a counterfeit?

Organic "gemstones" are very fragile. They're not the best option for everyday jewellery, especially rings and bracelets. They should be worn as pendants or earrings.

It seems that nucleated pearls are not much better than faux Majorica pearls (man-made beads coated with fish scales or mother-of-pearl).

Can "baroque pearls" be nucleated?

Moreover, you never know what is under the nacre. Small grain of sand... or big glass bead?

They say it's natural, cultured pearl... But "natural pearl" means "wild pearl" (therefore NOT cultured!).

I suggest "Dirty" as a first name!

Chinese history, not ours.

Cultured pearls are lab-made? Not bad opinion. There's a grain of truth in it. (y)