Ferrari Mailing List: Re: Classiche Education

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On 10/21/2011 1:39 PM, Douglas Le Grand wrote:]
    In the gemology world, G.I.A. trains anyone that is in the business,
to use their charts and tables. They have basically set themselves up as
the expert in the field, they establish the criteria, boundries. You can
only call a Ruby a Ruby and a Emerald a Emerald when it meets this
criteria. What's the difference between a fine untreated Emerald and
Green Beryl, about $50,000 a carat. There was a case where a world
reknown jewelry house sold a 15ct Fine Intense Emerald, when they took
the stone in to be set, the heat from the jewelers torch caused the
color to fade. The stone was a Green Beryl, treated with the correct
color green epoxy.

  OMGF, If you can't tell the difference between an Emerald and an
  Epoxy-treated green beryl, allow me to put the fucking bullet in your
  head.  Wait, I don't give a flying fuck if you ALLOW it.  I just WILL
  put the bullet in your head, and Kubota you into the West desert of
  Utah.  No body, no crime.  No crime, no time. And there WILL BE no
  goddamn BODY to find.  Trust me!

  Simple, isn't it?

  Christ, you're a fucking tool - shut the fuck up already.

  Yeah, I'm not as politically correct as everyone else on this list,
  I generally come thru the front door emptying a 20rd mag of 7.62 black
  tip from an H&K 51, and I'm incredibly tired of your bitching about
  something you never should have been involved in because you are an
  inexperienced wanker!

  PS: Degreed chemist and I'm pretty sure I know more about "color"
      than you do about your own ass.  STFU already.

  PPS: The GIA can lick my left bollock, you can have the right!
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Re: Classiche Education	<– Date –> <– Thread –>
From: Doug and Terri Anderson (dntdock.net)
Date: Sun, 23 Oct 2011 13:50:30 -0700 (PDT)