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<p>[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 4494011, member: 36"]I'd say odds on lab grown. They've been making them since the 1920s and they wre common in the Deco era. It's an 18k setting, so the real deal wouldn't surprise me, but a synthetic would fit with an old ring. Odd thought : Montana Sapphire? A lot of those are lighter, but completely natural. Mined in Montana, hence the name.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="evelyb30, post: 4494011, member: 36"]I'd say odds on lab grown. They've been making them since the 1920s and they wre common in the Deco era. It's an 18k setting, so the real deal wouldn't surprise me, but a synthetic would fit with an old ring. Odd thought : Montana Sapphire? A lot of those are lighter, but completely natural. Mined in Montana, hence the name.[/QUOTE]
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