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Haywoods Gems
Великобритания
Добавлен 3 янв 2018
Welcome to our RUclips channel. We will be featuring all things jewellery related from the world's most expensive diamonds and gemstones to how to guides when it comes to buying jewellery.
Can I Trade £20 to a Black Opal by Flipping Gemstones?
Can I trade my way up from an initial £20 investment to a Black Opal by flipping gemstones?
As a Gemologist, it should come as no surprise that I like gemstones but one gem that I don't own is a Black Opal and I thought it was about time that I bought myself one!
And rather than just buying one, I wondered if I could trade my way to one by buying and selling gemstones?
00:00 Intro
00:10 Why I'm Doing This?
02:44 Trading Gemstones
07:04 Buying an Opal
09:41 What's Next?
This is partially inspired by watching some of the amazing Opals that Justin from @blackopaldirect has cut on his channel and also that Black Opals are my favourite gemstone. If you want to check out Black Opal Direct, then I wil...
As a Gemologist, it should come as no surprise that I like gemstones but one gem that I don't own is a Black Opal and I thought it was about time that I bought myself one!
And rather than just buying one, I wondered if I could trade my way to one by buying and selling gemstones?
00:00 Intro
00:10 Why I'm Doing This?
02:44 Trading Gemstones
07:04 Buying an Opal
09:41 What's Next?
This is partially inspired by watching some of the amazing Opals that Justin from @blackopaldirect has cut on his channel and also that Black Opals are my favourite gemstone. If you want to check out Black Opal Direct, then I wil...
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Is Gemology a Good Career Choice? (Common Questions Answered)
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.2 года назад
Is Gemology a good career choice? This is a question that I have been asked quite a lot in response to two of the most popular videos on this channel, which are How to Become a Gemologist (ruclips.net/video/YgI3ckhzYkk/видео.html) and Gemology Career Options (ruclips.net/video/4chWGxLBBeQ/видео.html). And I decided to do a short video giving my opinion on Gemology as a career and whether or not...
Can You Identify A Gemstone From A Picture?
Просмотров 9312 года назад
Can you Identify a Gemstone from a Picture? This is a genuine question and one I get asked a lot and also see get asked a lot on Facebook groups and in this video I not only answer this question but also show you why! Identifying gemstones takes the right equipment, knowledge and practical experience in order to be able to do it correctly and every gemmologist knows this but there are those out...
Real or Fake Diamonds & Gemstones (What makes a Gemstone Fake?)
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.3 года назад
Real or Fake Diamonds and Gemstones A common question that gemologists get asked is, is my diamond/gemstone real or fake? But what makes a gemstones fake? Well in this video, I quickly describe what makes a gemstone or diamond fake and it might surprise you! This is because unlike other products like watches or luxury handbags, it isn't completely obvious as to what makes a gemstone fake and un...
How to Value a Diamond (Step by Step Process)
Просмотров 23 тыс.3 года назад
How do you Value a Diamond? In this process, I take you through the process of valuing a diamond to give you an idea of what it takes to value a Diamond. Unlike many videos or blog posts on the subject, I go beyond the 4 C's and look at many of the different elements that going in to the process of valuing a Diamond. I hope you found this video and if you would like to learn more about Diamond ...
Career Options for a Gemologist (7 Choices)
Просмотров 12 тыс.3 года назад
What are the career options for Gemologists? A common question I get asked, so I thought I would do a quick video looking at some of the more popular career choices once you have finished your gemology studies. What makes gemology such an interesting subject is not only that you get to learn about some of the most beautiful things on earth but you can choose a variety of different career option...
Why are Diamonds so Expensive?
Просмотров 4804 года назад
Why are Diamonds so Expensive? This is a question I get asked on a regular basis, especially when so many 'experts' on social media will happily tell you that they are worthless. That is why I created this video, to explain why Diamonds are so expensive and also look at the reasons why including a look into Diamond mining and also the business aspect of the industry. To give you a bit of backgr...
Identifying Gemstones - Why Most Jewelers Can't!
Просмотров 3,1 тыс.4 года назад
In this short video, I explain why most jewelers can't confidently identify gemstones as a response to another RUclipsr's video. Coloured gemstones such as Ruby, Sapphire, Amethyst, Aquamarine and Blue Topaz often cause jewelers problems as they don't know how to tell if the stone is real, man-made or a simulant. I know this to be true as I have not only been in the position where I couldn't bu...
The Best (& Worst!) Stones for Engagement Rings
Просмотров 7074 года назад
What are the best gemstones to choose for an Engagement Ring? Choosing the right stone is hugely important and that is why I created this video to show you 5 of the best and also 3 of the worst options for an engagement ring. I also explain what makes a gemstone suitable for an engagement ring and explain why the individual stones are good/bad options. Just so you know that I do know what I am ...
How to Become a (Qualified) Gemologist
Просмотров 21 тыс.4 года назад
In this video, I explain the steps that you need to go through in order to become a Fully Qualified Gemologist. This all comes from first hand experience, as I am a fully qualified gemologist from the Gemmological Association of Great Britain (Gem-A) and have also studied with other training institutes as well. If you are interested in reading about my own personal journey from my first class t...
5 Facts About Diamonds (From a Qualified Diamond Specialist)
Просмотров 4884 года назад
In the first video of my Gemstone Facts video series, I give you five facts about diamonds. How do I know these facts? Well I am a qualified diamond specialist with a Diamond Diploma from the Gemmological Association of Great Britain (Gem-A) and have also taught how to grade Diamonds. Want to Learn More About Diamonds? Then check out my Introduction to Diamonds Online Course, a great starting p...
Top 10 The World's Most Expensive Diamonds
Просмотров 6145 лет назад
www.haywoodsjewellery.co.uk/the-worlds-most-expensive-diamonds/ In this video we look at the 10 most expensive diamonds ever sold.
The World's Most Expensive Blue Diamonds - Top 5
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.5 лет назад
In this video we look at the top five most expensive diamonds that have ever been sold at auction. www.haywoodsjewellery.co.uk/the-worlds-most-expensive-diamonds/
The World's Most Expensive Sapphires - Top 5
Просмотров 7 тыс.5 лет назад
In this video we look at the five most expensive Sapphires that have sold at auction www.haywoodsjewellery.co.uk/the-worlds-most-expensive-sapphires/
The World's Most Expensive Pink Diamonds - Top 5
Просмотров 7375 лет назад
In this video we look at the top 5 most expensive Pink Diamonds that have ever been sold at auction! www.haywoodsjewellery.co.uk/the-worlds-most-expensive-diamonds/ Check out the rest of the videos on our channel for more of the world's most expensive diamonds and gemstones.
The World's Most Expensive Rubies - Top 5
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The World's Most Expensive Rubies - Top 5
The World's Largest Diamonds - Top 5
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The World's Largest Diamonds - Top 5
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The World's Most Expensive Diamonds - Top 5
The World's Most Expensive Emeralds - Top 5
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The World's Most Expensive Emeralds - Top 5
What do you need to know for the exams? Must memorising all gems and their properties ect?
THIS IS WRONG INFORMATION the most expensive sapphire in the world is around 800 million
;bro i. Love. Diamondss👑💎💵💸🥇🥇🤑👑👑👑💵💎
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I think I found black diamonds. What do I do with them?
Find someone to check to see if they are Diamonds.
Very handy guide. That's a lot of information, but it was presented in an easy to understand manner. I would be interested in seeing what different variations look like as well as to what degree deviation on each of the 4 C's are worth as a guide.
Thank you, I have covered this in my pricing guide www.haywoodsgems.com/diamond-pricing/ but it is a little difficult to break down due to the many factors that contribute to Diamond value.
2:40 - You lost me here. You said the gap is widening between synthetic diamonds and lab-created diamonds. Are those the same thing? (the many names you mentioned earlier)
I meant to say synthetic vs natural diamonds, missed this in the edit.
Wow
In a good or bad way?
i have no idea is diamond of carret
i much uncut nature big size other and black diamond how is me say give me solution have my area dip in soil in unlimited diamond
2024 Burma ruby sold for 41 million dollar
I just bought a nixon player watch they supposedly have a real diamond in them, i guess we will find out
Thank you very much!! This was very helpful 🤍
No problem and glad it was helpful.
Can You Identify My Gem I Will Send The Photo
Did you watch the video?
very helpful!! thanks
No problem and glad it was helpful.
how much is the price of diamond per carats
From less than $100/ct to over $1 million/ct
bro. $1 million 💎💎💎💎💎👑👑🥇🥇
Just came across your video great channel ❤❤❤
Thank you
As an opal cutter from here in the UK this was a joy to watch. Surprised I hadn't come across this video before! I can assure you, your initial assumption is correct. That is a true black crystal opal, and for that price you got yourself an absolute bargain! Congratulations mate, has it joined the personal collection?
Thank you and glad you enjoyed it and thanks for clarifying, I was sure and have had it checked since posting this to confirm and yes, it has gone into my collection. Just took a look at your channel and something I want to get into is cutting/faceting, just need to save up for a decent machine.
I am considering a second career after retirement and interested in working in a gem lab, maybe 10-15 years from now. Do you think this is work that would survive the next 20 years, are there aspects that you think may become automated?
Very difficult to say (as with many careers at the moment), I still think there will be a strong human element as many parts have subtleties such as identifying inclusions to see whether the stone is natural or synthetic and potential origin will be very difficult to automate.
Its a dark blue opal, not crystal. The price you paid is fine, especially as an international buyer who doesn't have access to field prices, crystal is when you can see through the stone when you hold up to the light , it looks yellow or orange when its crystal in saturated light.
You can see through the stone when you hold it up to the light and doesn't have grey or black potch on the back.
Hi, can I ask if Gemology is typically reliable in terms of money and jobs? I am a junior in highschool and personally my dream is to be a Gemologist, but I know I need to apply soon if I need to choose something else. I have a lot of health problems and I’m mostly worried about the reliability of being able to take care of myself and my disabled sister. I have looked for jobs nearby, but the nearest are almost 4 hours away. I am just very concerned that it might not be a good option for me. Can you offer any advice on perhaps finding Gemology jobs and whether it offers financial stability?
Hi, I've done a video covering this (ruclips.net/video/BfIVOFlQe00/видео.html) as a follow-up to this one and there are very few gemologist jobs, it is more that there are careers where gemology is a useful skill to have but if financial stability is your primary concern, I think there are better career options out there such as medical, mental health or legal.
Hi mate. Just wondering how you found the gem parcels on ebay, what you searched for etc. Trying to find what you bought. Can only find new lots that dont have anywhere near the variety. Cheers.
Hi, Ebay is really hit and miss for gem lots and decent ones go for stupid money, a lot of the ones I bought were direct from people in the industry, mainly scrap dealers who I've got to know through being in the trade for a few years.
@@HaywoodsGems Luckily I havent gambled on anything regarding other gems, I'm an opal cutter specifically, but only recently started so looking for ways to accumulate cash for the opal business. Your video was quite interesting I'll check out your others s well. Cheers for the reply!
Sir good day, I have a natural diamond, green and other, this items is sell, and I need a buyer
Hi, I would send it to auction.
Gotta love the blunt honesty… he said “if this was a diamond I wouldn’t be making RUclips videos “ 😂😂
Pero po ako diamond boss magkano po kaya
I live near an emerald belt. This information is very handy
Glad it was helpful.
NO carat size to report?!?!??!?? What is the damn point in just listing prices from least to most when you can’t tell how valuable they are per carat when you don’t indicate carat size!!!!! Dumb 😮
Stone settah I see hmm and stone cuttah hmm what about a job at like a museum settah?
Thank you sir.
Hi there , can I ask where you are purchasing the gemstone parcels?
Hi, it varies and I hope you understand but I don't really want to share my sources.
For me the beautiful one is jubilee ruby. The color just amazing and adorable.
လှပဝင်လက်နကပြာပီးကြည်လိုကောင်နေသောအပြာရောင်တွင်ထွက်ရတနာအလှကိုမျဝေလိုက်ပါသည်
The first one looks like gem grade Blue kyanite
That's why you can't go on looks alone
Hello sir how much the tuetion fee thinks hope you noticed me
It depends who you train with and where they are based
Can you tell me if there is age restriction in being a gemstone evaluator or studying the scientific roots of the stones?
It depends on where you are in the world and the institute you want to study with as they all have their own requirements
I am very interested in the all kind of stones. I want to get Gemology courses. Thanks for an interesting lessons.😎😎😎🤗
No problem and hope it was helpful.
ci vorrebbero i prezzi
Thank you, the time, to make this video
No problem and I hope it was helpful
Good day Sir, I'm getting an opportunity to work on board a cruise as a jewellery associate. My question is what are the qualities I need to possess to become one.? As an aside, is gemology a prerequisite to pursue the above trade.
Hi, honestly, the most important skills are interpersonal and being able to sell and believe it or not, most people who work on the retail side have very little jewellery/gem knowledge before starting and learn on the job (depending on how good the employer’s training is). Gemology isn’t required but can be very helpful and when combined with the ability to sell is a very useful skill set.
Basically its only a small rock , who want to buy a small rock for millions dollars?
Thank you Paul. Very well explained
No problem and hope it was helpful.
Wooow 😱😁
Gudevening sir cant i help me my stone white and grenn stone pls🙏
marked up price actually.not worth..
Like with any item, they are worth what someone is willing to pay.
Hello mate, Thank you for sharing your experience with us. I actually started Gemmology course last week in Birmingham Uni. If you could please send me your email address so I can ask you some questions if any in the future. Thank you
Hi, sorry for the delayed reply but this comment only just showed up on my feed, how are you enjoying the course? Say hi to the team for me.
good gemologist
Please I need 🙏 to become
hi,I have gems and minerals specimens business in china from 19 years, I am from Pakistan so how to addmission in GIA for gemology course,any email or contact,or any other information.?
That cats-eye quartz is pretty, I don't blame you for keeping it! Is it alright to ask how you actually went about selling the stones? Flipping stones seems straightforward, but if one were to try something like this how would they actually go about it? Great vids, been looking into field gemology and possibly trading/retail as a potential career path so it's nice having information from someone knowledgeable in this stuff.
It is a lovely little stone. I sell directly through trade groups that I'm part of as I was a retailer for quite a few years. It seems straightforward but it is a little more difficult than people realise as the gem/jewelry trade is very much based on trust, reputation and building relationships. Gemology is awesome and there are some great opportunities out there as long as you are prepared to put in the work and keep on learning.
@@HaywoodsGems I just saw your "Identifying Gemstones From a Picture" video and thought to ask: Do you test every stone before you retail it? What issues would arise if one sold a stone that to them was told is 'natural' or 'this gemstone' when it was actually something else? How would one prevent that? Thank you for responding! I'd love to see more videos from you!
Well actually I imagine you'd be able to test the stones yourself since you're a gemologist haha
No problem and thank you for watching my videos. Yea, I test every stone, whether I buy it as part of a job lot or from a dealer as I like to be sure in my own mind that it is what I say it is. It depends where you are based as different countries have different rules but in a lot of cases, it would fall under mis-selling as it has been falsely described. The best way to cover yourself is to get a report from a reputable gem lab but for cheaper stones, this can be uneconomical. I do plan to make more videos, it is just finding the time to do it.
Where do you sell most of these gems?
Thanks for the really helpful examples Paul! I never thought about pawn shops. Talking more about being a bench jeweler or stone setter sounds like a really good video topic that I would love to learn more about. How many years were you a stone setter before deciding to be a gemologist? Another topic that I am facing now is online vs on campus. Obviously you'll have more hands on time and may learn a lot from in-person interactions not possible online...but if it gets you graduated and in the industry, the trade offs still seem worth it.
Thanks Dave and I'm glad you found the video helpful. Yea, pawn shops are great for seeing lots of stones and lots of valuers/appraisers start off in pawn shops. I was a gemologist before I started learning stone setting and I do want to do more jewelry related videos, I just need to find the time! I would recommend doing campus training as experience is very important, I did 3 years part time and seeing stones every week made a huge difference and it will translate into the workplace as you just feel more comfortable in what you are doing.