[Jeweler's Tools] Cooling Cracked Dyed Quartz Set of 2 Stones in Different Colors (Discount available for multiple purchases)

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This was born from the voices of customers who wanted to see it for themselves . Cooling Cracked Dyed Quartz" Set of 2 stones in different colors. In particular , ``chilled cracked dyed quartz'' with a ruby-like color is not manufactured in large numbers, so the amount of quartz in circulation is small. Both have cute colors.

For information on how to tell the difference between cooled and cracked dyed quartz , please refer to this site and see how to tell them apart at home. This is a total of 2 stones, one stone each of green and red cold cracked dyed quartz.

Characteristics of cool cracked dyed quartz
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What is “cooled cracked dyed quartz”?
After heating natural quartz, it is rapidly cooled to create cracks, and the cracks are impregnated with dye. A "honeycomb" or "reticulate" dye residue is characteristic of cold-cracked dyed quartz. In addition to green, there are also red and other colors that are rarely seen.

《 This item is eligible for multiple purchase discount 》
Multiple Purchase Discount Corner You will receive a discount if you purchase items at the same time. You can get a discount if you purchase multiple items, but you can also get a discount if you purchase this item and other items eligible for multiple discounts. If you purchase 2 items, you will receive a 1,000 yen discount from your total, and if you purchase 3 items, you will receive a 1,500 yen discount from your total.

・Type: Loose ・Stone name: Cool cracked dyed quartz ・Size: Approx. 6 x 4 mm
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・Accessories: Case

*Please note that you cannot choose this item as it is a "special item".

*The only accessory for this product is the case.

*We try to make sure that the colors in the photos are the same as the real thing, but the colors may look slightly different from the real thing depending on the lighting at the time of shooting and the monitor environment you are using. In addition, some photos may be taken using penlights.

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