Generally with emeralds their are visible growth lines even in the very clean expensive ones. These are calcite and basically grow side by side and within emerald. Most emerald specimens are always growing out of a calcite formation. Unlike most gems the appearance of small amounts of calcite in emeralds is actually helpful to prove authenticity and is generally accepted in gemology. Emeralds are my favorite and I have them from 1/2carat to over 3000cts . My first rule is if it looks flawless it likely is not real . However synthetics and lab grown material mimic all other properties and without high magnification it is difficult to tell if a gem quality emerald is natural. Be very cautious and if purchasing ask for either a certified appraisal or better yet money back guarantee and use your own trusted appraiser.
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A fake emerald is not shinny and lite, while the true emerald is heavy and shinny. You can ask the seller whether it is fake or not.
There are real if you believe they are.
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Yes, Pokemon Emerald is a real game. However, as with all games, 'fake' copies are sometimes sold by 3rd parties.
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A reputable jeweler can examine the emerald ring to determine if it is real or synthetic. They will assess the stone's color, clarity, and any inclusions. Additionally, they may use gemological tools like a loupe or microscope to further analyze the gemstone.
A jeweler with a loop can tell you if a gemstone is real otherwise it is hard to tell today with the created stones. Notice the colors and shape of the stone. Often created stones have colors that are too bright and too perfect. In the United States the created stone is suppose to be identified by the jeweler. If in doubt ask.
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