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<a href="http://www.rocksandco.com" target="_blank"><img src="/images/logo-patroke.jpg" border="0" alt="Patroke Kunzite" title="Patroke Kunzite" hspace="4" vspace="2" align="right" /></a>Rocks & Co. is excited to announce their launch of Patroke Kunzite 9pm Friday 22nd May, 10pm Saturday 23rd May and 10pm Sunday 24th May. Read on to discover this gemstone’s story.<br /><br />Not surprisingly, the more attractive a gem’s colour, the higher the value. For typically pastel gemstones like Kunzite, intense colours are an uncommon geological rarity. The vivid highly saturated colours of Patroke Kunzite are extremely unusual and highly prized, making it some of the world’s finest Kunzite.<br /><br />While Afghanistan is a major world supplier of Kunzite, well-cut, high clarity examples with saturated colours are incredibly scarce, but highly sought after. Named for its mine, Patroke Kunzite (pronounced: Pa-Tro-Kee) hails from the Kunar Valley in Afghanistan’s Kunar Province. With intense colours making it the exception rather than rule, Patroke Kunzite is a remarkable and incredibly rare gift from nature. The renowned Brazilian gem hunter and lapidary, Tony Diniz is the person responsible for first sourcing Patroke Kunzite while on adventures in Afghanistan’s Kunar Valley in 2007. Representing less than one percent of total mine output, the selection of Patroke Kunzite jewellery is extremely limited due to its rarity - only approximately 150 pieces are available.<br /><br />Each piece of fine jewellery featuring Patroke Kunzite comes with an ownership booklet that guarantees its authenticity. A modified version on this booklet is available online as an e-zine at <a href="http://www.rocksandco.com">www.rocksandco.com</a>, simply click on the banner above.<br /><br />You can shop online with Rocks & Co. at <a href="http://www.rocksandco.com">www.rocksandco.com</a> or watch them live on Sky channel 642 from 8am to 2am. Do you have any feedback for Rocks & Co.? Either text them on 82222 (just put STUDIO followed by your message) or e-mail them at <a href="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>.<!--StartSdNewsForum--><br /><br />
 
Ahhh just when you think that jewellery channels have run out of 'new' gems to sell at high prices eh?
 
But we all KNOW about Patroke, so why on earth would Rocks and Co think it a good idea to try hitting us with this "NEW", "EXCLUSIVE" carry on?
I don't know: all the Banking sleaze, the Political sleaze and now we can't even SHOP without having to suffer all this flannel.... no wonder I'm turning into an ( even) grumpier old woman!
Good grief, if I get any angrier I may even clean the house!
 
To be fair, Gems only had a limited run of Patroke kunzite - and it is new to Rocks & Co! Since Tony Diniz apparently sourced it for Gems TV, it might be difficult for Gems to get it again.

It was expensive when Gems had it, but it is beautiful and a unique shade (very different from "normal" kunzite) - I love my Patroke kunzite ring.
 
I didn't expect to find myself speaking up for Gems anytime within the last year or so, but beg to differ a little MissM, as Gems had some this morning in a kunzite hour. There is another tonight, although I don't know if this too will have patroke. xxx
 
Very slightly off topic, sorry, but I'm confused (yes again!!)!

If Tony Diniz is such a " renowned Brazilian gem hunter and lapidary " why is it that I can't find any mention of him anywhere on the internet except for here and on Rocks own site?!!
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I didn't expect to find myself speaking up for Gems anytime within the last year or so, but beg to differ a little MissM, as Gems had some this morning in a kunzite hour. There is another tonight, although I don't know if this too will have patroke. xxx

Old stock, maybe...?
 
Very slightly off topic, sorry, but I'm confused (yes again!!)!

If Tony Diniz is such a " renowned Brazilian gem hunter and lapidary " why is it that I can't find any mention of him anywhere on the internet except for here and on Rocks own site?!!
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Old stock, maybe...?

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They seek him here, they seek him.......

Very slightly off topic, sorry, but I'm confused (yes again!!)!

If Tony Diniz is such a " renowned Brazilian gem hunter and lapidary " why is it that I can't find any mention of him anywhere on the internet except for here and on Rocks own site?!!
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mysmilie_1436 Klos!

Perhaps you should have just tried googling 'The Gem Hunter', but then you may have come up with this guy!

Or should we just go to Ask.com to find out who is the real Gem Hunter? :22:
 

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