faceted and cabochon synthetic and natural stones including: lindy star ruby and sapphire, watermelon tourmaline, opal, marcasite, black onyx, opal doublets, carved stones and assorted synthetic and imitation stones, not counted or weighedNote:ÿStringer Jewelry was a jewelry and gift store in Girard, Ohio from 1939-2005 providing beautiful original creations and symbols that mattered.ÿ It was a family store that was a hub of the community originating with my grandfather, Reginald Stringer, his son (my father), Dale Stringer and his wife (my mother), Mary Claire Stringer - all artists, gemologists and jewelers.ÿ The stones in this collection came from a variety of sources. Many were purchased to give customers options to customize their rings, pendants, earrings, tie tacks, etc...Some were purchased by Dale and Mary Claire during a vacation to Brazil.ÿ Many stones were taken from customers? jewelry for replacements or upgrades, while others were gifts from customers after exotic trips or encounters with exotic people.ÿ I'm sure many of the small diamonds were once dropped on the floor beneath the jewelers bench and retrieved at the end of the week with one concentrated sweep.ÿ These stones need new homes - beautiful new creations, inspirational works of art and above all, new symbols that matter to another generation. ÿ ÿ ÿ Amy Stringer - Provenance: Stringer Jewelry, Girard, OH Not every bag/paper opened/evaluated for condition- some with chips, breaks, crazing to opal