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Red Emerald is the Rarest and Most Sought After Gem, Worldwide Hands Down.

Mines:

The Mckynzea:

Contigious Tunnel Claim.

9,000,000 square feet.

Support of Logical Unit

xx¨¬ 47' 24.32" N. xxx¨¬ 10' 25.32" W.

Elev. 6060

The Jaxsyn:

Contigious Lode Claim.

9,000,000 square feet.

With Underground Extralateral Rights

xx¨¬ 47' 10.11" N. xxx¨¬ 10' 25.56" W.

Elev. 5736

The Sifter:

Contigious Placer Claim.

160 acres.

xx¨¬ 47' 18.53" N. xxx¨¬ 10' 44.48" W.

Elev. 5545

The Grinder:

Contigious Millsite Claim.

5 acres

xx¨¬ 47' 16.56" N. xxx¨¬ 10' 30.50" W.

Elev. 5707

All Form The Logical Mining Unit "Red Spirit"

_{Beryllium metallurgy involves two processes for the extraction of beryllium oxide or hydroxide from beryl ore.}

_{There are also two methods employed to reduce BeO to beryllium metal.}

_{The two extraction methods are based on dissolving beryl as either a fluoride or a sulfate.}

_{Reduction is accomplished thermally by means of magnesium with , beryllium flouride and electrolytically}_{with beryllium chloride.}

_{Over 90% of the metal is made from the thermal process.}

_{Vacuum-cast beryllium ingots either are produced as raw material for the powder-metal process, which accounts for over 90% of the material being used, or are cast directly for fabrication.}

_{Machined parts are usually made from powder-metal products, while ingot}_{beryllium is usually rolled or otherwise worked.}

_{Beryllium can be welded, soldered}_{, brazed, or plastically bonded, with brazing}_{and plastic bonding, as well as mechanical fasteners}_{, being the usual production methods.}

_{Surface protection of finished beryllium surfaces can be provided by anodizing}_{, plating, optical polishing, or using conversion coatings.}

_{Chemical machining and chemical milling are used to provide patterned and low-damage surfaces.}

_{Red Beryl}

"There is only one red emerald for every 150,000 diamonds, 12,000 - 15,000 emeralds, and 7,000 - 8,000 rubies.

Only one woman in 3 million can own a 0.80 ct or larger red emerald.

These goods are really fit for royalty, only one woman in 50 million could own a large red emerald necklace."

(Source: "Red Emerald or Red Beryl" in The Gemstone Forecaster, Vol. 18 No.3)

^{Typically as included as its fellow-beryl, green emerald, few crystals approach gem quality.}

^{Most specimens of fine crystals are zealously guarded by mineral collectors and are never faceted.}^{Fewer than 10,000 stones are cut per year with more than 95% of those being melee, mostly in lower grades.}

^{Red beryl remains, one of the most expensive of all colored gems.}

_{Value Factors}

The great rarity of this material and its popularity with collectors

means that almost any sized piece in any clarity and color grade can find a ready buyer.

The best stones would have a raspberry pink to slightly purplish red color.

the very rarest of rare stones are those that have a deep burgundy wine hue.

The rule of exponential increase with increase in size decidedly applies to this gem so often found in sub carat sizes.

Cut is an afterthought, value-wise, cutters seek to produce the largest possible gem from their rough .

rough stones are in the majority.

_{Gemological Data:}

Formula: Be3Al2Si6O18(+Mn, +Cs)

Crystallography: Hexagonal

Luster: Vitreous

Hardness: 7.5 - 8

Cleavage: Indistinct.

Fracture: conchoidal to uneven

Density: 2.66 - 2.70

RI: 1.58 - 1.59

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_{^{Most Cut Stones Are Fakes... There Should Only Be A Handful Of Certified Dealers.}}

_{^{Check The Lineage Of Your Stone You Plan To Purchase}}

_{^{It Should Be From only Two Main Sources}}

Early on in 2006, the Jewelers Association named Bixbite as the rarest gemstone on earth. This replaced Benitoite as the rarest gem, a standing that Benitoite has held for many years. Bixbite prices soared, and the amount of gem available became scarce. News of a new source of Bixbite in Madagascar proved to be wrong. There was a gem being mined there, but it's chemical composition was slightly different. This new gem contained Lithium, which Bixbite doesn't have. Also, the new gem's crystals grew in a different formation. This was NOT a new source for Bixbite, but something altogether new. The new gem became known as Pezzottaite. It is very similar to Bixbite in appearance, but a trained gemologist can tell the difference. The refractive index is different, as is the density and specific gravity of the stone.

Although Pezzottaite is a rare gem, it is nowhere near as rare as Red Emerald. There has been a new mine found in Afghanistan for Pezzottaite, and the amount of rough mined to date far exceeds the amount of Red Emerald ever mined. The crystals of Pezzottaite are much larger, and in many cases much clearer, yielding a bigger but worthless gem in comparison to Red Emerald . When buying a gem stone, be sure that you are indeed buying Red Emerald, Bixbite, or red Beryl. Those gems listed as "New Red Beryl" are, in fact, Pezzottaite.

So, what should you look for in Red Emerald.? Red Emerald, Bixbite ,Red Beryl is a red form of emerald, Just Like The Green Emerald Only Much More Rare And Much More Expensive Than Green Emerald. and inclusions are commonplace. The most desireable gems are gem's over a carat or more , but it is unlikely you will find any that big. Bixbite crystals were usually under two carats while they were still being mined frm the ruby violet claims, which left very small gems after faceting.

The Only Mining Of Any Quantity Anywhere in the world Comes Direct From Highline Media Group Incorporated Mines.

Therefore The Only Reliable source Would Naturally Be The Only Going Concern For New And Fresh Red Emeralds.

Be careful who you buy Bixbite from. Buy from only reputable dealers,

preferably one you know. Because the price and value of this gem has skyrocketed, some sellers may try to sell you a 'fake' Bixbite, or mislead you into believing you are buying Bixbite.

In recent years Russian synthetic fake red beryl has come on the market.

If buying a gem that has inclusions that have broken the surface of the stone, make sure that the dealer is very reputable.

There have been stones found that were altered by having glass and dye injected into these surface inclusions to make the gem appear darker or clearer than it truly was.

The value of colored gemstones is based on the same value factors for diamonds, color, clarity, carat weight, and cut. But for almost every colored gemstone, Color is the most important factor.

Only Buy With A Positive Identification Of Your Stone, Get The Deepest Colors In Your Stones.

When Receiving A Gemstone From Highline Media Group Incorporated

You Will Also Receive A Parentage And Lineal Certificate, Of The Gemstone...

Certifying It As A Genuine Stone From The Highline Corporation Mining Association Mine. Also A Date and Time Of The Stones Discovery Extraction.

The Name Of The Stone Will Be Revealed To The Purchaser Only!

Gemstone Color

The beautiful color of a gemstone is its most defining characteristic, and many jewelers consider it to be the most important evaluation criterion. The three components of a gemstone's color grade are hue, tone, and saturation. The GIA Color Grade Classification list denotes 324 possible varying combinations of these components. Each gemstone has a specific color range and its best color within that range.

Hue is described as the shade, tint or sensation of a color, with 31 basic hues that can be used to describe virtually all colored gemstones. The most valuable gemstones are those that exhibit a pure color and only "slight" hues of other colors in addition to their primary color.

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Tone represents the depth of color, ranging from colorless to black. Gemstone tone is described as light, medium-light, medium, medium-dark, and dark. The most sought-after and valuable tones are those that fall within the medium-light to medium-dark range

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Saturation is described as the strength or purity of a hue. The GIA Saturation Scale ranks from 1 to 6. For warm colors such as red, orange or yellow, levels 1-3 tend to look brownish, while cool colors such as blue and green tend to look grayish. Level 4 does not show traces of gray or brown, but colors are neither strong nor weak. Level 5 colors are strong and level 6 is for extremely vivid color saturation.

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Generally speaking brownish and grayish colors will have a negative impact on the beauty and value of a colored gemstone

Gemstone Clarity

A major part of the value of any transparent gemstone is its clarity. Because gemstones form under unique circumstances, each individual gemstone is comprised of a combination of trace minerals, which create a unique set of identifying marks or inclusions.

Gemstones have different habits of clarity, and for clarity grading purposes are classified into three types. This classification takes into consideration the qualities of each type of gemstone and groups together gemstones of similar qualities based on how likely they are to be to be included.

Type I:
Stones are usually naturally inclusion-free. Gemstones include aquamarine, topaz and tanzanite.

Type II:
Stones are usually naturally included. Gemstones include sapphire, ruby, garnet, peridot, and amethyst.

Type III:
Stones are almost always naturally included. Gemstones include emerald and tourmaline.

Within the three types, gem clarity is graded similar to diamonds, beginning at VVS and going down to I-3. There is no Flawless grade for colored gemstones.

Very, Very Slightly Included:
Minor inclusions are somewhat easy to see using 10X, but still not visible to the naked eye.

Very Slightly Included:
Noticeable inclusions are easier to see using 10X, and may be slightly visible to the naked eye.

Slightly Included 1:
Large or numerous inclusions are easily seen using 10X, and are noticeable to the naked eye.

Slightly Included 2:
Large or numerous inclusions are easily seen using 10X, and are very noticeable to the naked eye.

Included 1:
Inclusions are very obvious and have a moderate negative effect on the overall appearance or durability of the gemstone.

Included 2:
Inclusions are very obvious and have a severe negative effect on the overall appearance or durability of the gemstone.

Included 3:
Inclusions are very obvious and have a severe negative effect on both the overall appearance and durability of the gemstone.

Gemstone Cut

Cutting standards are far more relaxed for colored gemstones than for diamonds. Gemstones, especially rarer ones, are often cut for size and maximum weight retention from the rough. A good cut showcases the gemstone's color, diminishes its inclusions, and exhibits good overall symmetry and proportion.

Gemstone Carat Weight

The carat weight of a gemstone does not necessarily allow you to accurately envision the size of the gemstone. Because different gemstones have different densities or specific gravity, two gemstones that appear to be the same size may actually have very different weights.

Gemstone Enhancements

Gemstone Enhancements are any treatment or process other than cutting and polishing that improves the appearance, durability, value or availability of a gemstone. A gemstone treatment or enhancement is considered permanent if the effect of the enhancement does not change under normal wear or display. Gemstone treatments or enhancements that is not permanent if they wear off or cause the gemstone's appearance to change over time.

Rubies, emeralds, and sapphires usually undergo treatments to enhance color and fill inclusions. The jewelry industry considers treatment of these three gemstones standard practice. Ideal Brilliance considers some treatments as a permanent enhancement that improves a gemstone's beauty and durability, while other enhancements are temporary in nature or alter the basic composition of the gemstone and are unacceptable.

Oil and Paraffin Gemstone Treatments

Gemstones, like emeralds and rubies, are frequently treated with oils and resins. Time and excessive heat can cause this filler to break down, requiring the gems to be professionally repaired. This is an unacceptable treatment.

Resin and Hardeners

Today we have many sophisticated technologies which can clarity enhance gemstones. We now use clear resins to penetrate the open fissures in the stone. Hardners are often added to solidify these liquids. This step prevents the resin from evaporating, thus making the clarity enhancement more permanent than oiling or paraffin enhancing. One such material used in this process is Opticon. This is a more permanent and acceptable treatment.

Treating emeralds with heat and Opticon, a silicate byproduct, is a permanent and acceptable way of dealing with the fissures that commonly include emeralds. The process is similar to oiling but the Opticon acts as a sealant, preventing any change in the appearance of the gemstone if it is exposed to heat.

Gemstone Heat Treatments

Sapphires and rubies frequently are treated with heat. This process permanently enhances color without changing the stone's structure. Most sapphires and some rubies are heat treated to improve color. This process dissolves trace elements that are already in the stone. This treatment is a permanent enhancement and is accepted in the jewelry trade.

Chemical or Diffusion Gemstone Treatment

On a less frequent basis, gemstones can be treated with cobalt, beryllium or other elements to enhance apparent color. However, this only changes the surface of the stone. A scratch can reveal the lighter hue underneath. This process bonds a foreign chemical onto the gemstone's surface to enhance color. This is not a permanent process and is unacceptable.

Most gemstones available today have been enhanced or treated in some way. Heat treatment is a common enhancement that has been used for centuries. The jewelry industry recognizes heating and hardened resins as acceptable permanent treatments for most gemstones.

You can read an explanation of gemstone enhancements from the American Gem Trade Association for a more detailed understanding of various enhancement practices.

Highline Corporation And Its Subsidiary Companies In No Way Endorse Any Tampering, Enhancements Or Cutting Of A Gemstone From Its Natural State.

Rest Assured That The Product You Receive From Highline Mining Is Straight From The Source And Handled, Seen, Spoken Of, Or Mentioned By Very Few. And Even Then, Only By Company Associates.

You May As Well Have Mined This Yourself It Is So Fresh

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