VFA Gala Dinner Charity Auction: 18K Tri-Gold Cat’s Eye Diamond Pendant Sponsored by Sheila Customize Jewelry

We are glad to announce that Sheila Customize Jewelry is one of the sponsors for the VFA (Voices For Animals) First Gala Dinner on the 1st June 2018 at Capella alongside with major sponsors such as Mercedes-Benz, Singapore Airlines and Capella Singapore.

The dinner will be graced by Our Minister Mr K Shanmugan as the Guest of Honour.

We will be presenting a customized Cat’s Eye 18K Tri-Gold Diamond Pendant especially for the auction in this meaningful event.

This certified phenomenal 10.86 carats Sillimanite Cabochon exhibits a highly-desirable sharp and distinct chatoyancy, commonly known as the cat’s eye effect.

Individual 18K gold ovals are held together as one to symbolize the inclusivity in the rescue of animals, regardless of breed and health condition. This resonates with the core values of VFA and all animal welfare groups.

Finely crafted in 18K white, yellow and rose gold with 0.43 carats of natural diamond accents.

This statement piece measures 4.6cm in height and weighs 8g

All the proceeds will go directly to the animal welfare group VFA to raise awareness and help the animals, in turn help the people, such as the children with special needs, elderly in homes, disabled and troubled teens by providing pet therapy.

Only Available In Upcoming VFA Gala Dinner Charity Auction. Exclusively designed and sponsored by Sheila Customize Jewelry

Bless your kind heart.

Thank you

NGI Certified Rare Large Transparent Sillimanite/ Fibrolite SHARP Cat's Eye

Color: Light Honey Grey

Clarity: Eyeclean, Near Transparent

Cut: Oval Cabochon

Carat: 10.86 carats

Approx: 14.10 X 11.88 X 7.47mm

Treatment: None 

Accompanied with Nan Yang Gemological Insitute Report

Report no.: 16804318

Note: Large size, sharp and straight cateye (chatoyance) on clean, near tranparent, even color specimen is not commonly seen. 

Will make a fine, bold, statement ring.

Sillimanite Gemstones Sillimanite Crystal Sillimanite is a type of aluminum silicate that is related to both andalusite and kyanite. In fact, these three minerals are polymorphs - they share the same chemical composition but have different crystal structures. Kyanite is formed in a lower temperature and higher pressure environment, while andalusite forms at lower temperature and lower pressure conditions. Sillimanite forms at higher temperatures and higher pressures. Sillimanite is named after the American chemist, Benjamin Silliman (1779-1864). Silliman was one of the first American professors of science and taught at Yale University. He was originally trained as a lawyer and taught law at Yale. The president of the university proposed that Silliman study chemistry and natural history, and then assume a new professorship in the sciences at Yale. Silliman thus became an important chemist and geologist and discovered the constituent elements of many minerals. He was also the very first person to distill petroleum. Sillimanite Cat's Eye Sillimanite has a hardness of 6.5 to 7.5 on the Mohs scale and a vitreous to silky luster. It has a refractive index of 1.655 to 1.684; approximately the same as that of spodumene. Its specific gravity is 3.23 to 3.27, placing it between apatite and diopside on the density scale. Like diamond, topaz and fluorite, sillimanite has perfect cleavage. Sillimanite occurs in a number of colors, ranging from colorless to gray-white, yellowish, brownish and bluish. Sillimanite is rarely transparent. Sillimanite also occurs in a fibrous form sometimes known as fibrolite, so named because the mineral appears like a bunch of fibres twisted together. Some of this fibrous sillimanite displays chatoyancy (the cat's eye effect), often in an attractive violet-brown shade. Throughout history, sillimanite has been considered a rare gemstone that is known mainly to collectors. Deposits of sillimanite have been found in Burma, Sri Lanka, Kenya and the USA. Recent finds in India have made sillimanite more widely available, though it is still classified as a collector's gem.

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14K White Gold Cat's Eye Heart Shaped Moonstone Diamond Ring

SOLD, Customized for return Customer, Ms E. Jong, Singapore.

"You have finally locate a untreated moonstone heart for me, I spent a long time shopping for one to no avail. Thank you!"

Uniquely designed heart filigree which resonates with the moonstone center piece which 

Display Chatoyance or Cat's Eye Effect, an Optical Reflectance

Sweet, cutesy ring

0.30 Carats natural diamonds

3.76grams