TGR Precious Metals

05/27/2026

A watermelon tourmaline iv been working on! Trying my best to keep some of the green outter rim.

05/05/2026

TGR Precious Metals is taking a short pause while we refine our process and prepare for the next phase. We appreciate your support and will be back stronger soon.

05/01/2026

Soft light, sharp fire. ✨
Fresh-cut pale kunzite in a radiant — eye clean and glowing with subtle pastel brilliance. A quiet kind of luxury. 💎

04/25/2026

From rough to radiant 💎💗 Kunzite catching light like it was born to glow — square radiant cut, pure hand-cut fire.

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04/18/2026

New projects are on their way! These two will be casted in .999 silver. Follow the journey and watch as these two come alive!

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04/18/2026

04/17/2026

Goodafternoon everybody! Today I have something very special for you guys! This stunning wedding set features 4 accent diamonds Approximately 0.4 ct totaling 1.6 cts of white diamonds with an approximate 0.85 ct black diamond as the staple center stone of the ring. The second ring features a 14kt white gold band with approxamently 0.6cts of white diamonds in a pavè style setting. All stones have been tested via diamond tester and under 10x magnification, the metal has been verified as 14kt white gold via scratch testing a small plain on the bottom of the ring. Asking $3200 for the set, open to reasonable negotiation.

📨 message me TGR Precious Metals if interested (opened to reasonable negotiations)
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Shipping included

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04/14/2026

Did you see that? 👀 a hidden rainbow can be seen in this stunning icey-blue Aquamarine. This phenomenon is caused by a series of reflections bouncing off tiny microscopic mica inclusions naturally found in aquamarine originating from pakistan. Very beautiful! ❤️

04/14/2026

One of the reasons I love working with jewelry.
Even before casting the metal, you can already see the transformation. This aquamarine completely came alive the moment it was placed into the wax mounting.

Light is already moving through the pavilion and reflecting back through the step cut — and this is only the wax stage. Once it’s cast in metal and fully finished, the stone will really start to show what it can do.

This is the part of the process that never gets old. Turning a raw idea into something that lets the stone truly shine.

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