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1. www.snobappealjewelry.com › blog › victoria-stoneVictoria Stone (aka Iimori Stone) - The Snob Blog

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   Victoria Stone is a leaded glass created by Dr. S. Iimori in the 1960s and 1970s. It has a unique feather-like chatoyant crystallization and was sold as artificial jade. Learn about its history, production, and rarity.

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3. victoriastonegranite.comVICTORIA STONE

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   Victoria Stone is a company that sells various types of stone, such as granite, quartzite, marble and quartz, to customers in Florida. They have over 15 years of experience and offer quality products and customer service.

4. www.snobappealjewelry.com › blog › tagVictoria Stone (Iimori Stone) Archives - The Snob Blog

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   Learn about Victoria Stone, a man-made material created by Dr. S. Iimori in Japan in the mid-60s. Discover its unique properties, colors, and how to cut and polish it.

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5. www.instagram.com › victoriastoneUSAVICTORIA STONE USA | Natural Stone & Quartz Distribuidor ...

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   We import and distribute first-class stones from all over the world to the U.S.🇺🇸🌍".

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6. www.ebay.com › b › victoria-stonevictoria stone products for sale | eBay

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   Find victoria stone jewelry, cabochons, specimens and more on eBay. Compare prices, conditions and buying formats of various victoria stone items from different sellers.

7. www.gemsociety.org › article › glassGlass Gemstones: Value, Price, and Jewelry Information - Gem ...

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   Learn about the types, properties, and uses of glass gemstones, such as opalite, alexandrium, and aurora borealis. Glass is a common material for simulating natural gems, but it has distinctive features and characteristics that can help identify it.

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   Is Victoria Stone a real gemstone?

   • There is much mis-information on the web about Victoria Stone, and as with all Internet information it seems to have grown into folklore. Most people that sell this material will claim they this material is actually a man made gemstone, made from natural materials. Well glass is made from sand, and that is a natural material.

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   What is Victoria stone?

   • Out of all the blogs I’ve published in the past decade, my blogs on Victoria Stone stay consistent in their’ popularity. Victoria Stone was a man-made material, manufactured by Dr. S. Iimori in Japan in the mid-60s. At that time this beautiful, chatoyant material was marketed as Iimori Stone.

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   Is Victoria Stone a lapidary?

   • Victoria Stone is one of my favorite lapidary materials. Recent research has determined that Victoria Stone is actually leaded glass. VS was created by Dr. S. Iimori in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s.

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   What makes Victoria stone so special?

   • The secret beauty of Victoria Stone comes from the “crystallizers and crystal habit regulators” which Iimori added to the molten mix. The molten material resulting from the brewing was poured into molds and cooled under pressures, up to 2000 pounds, for several months.” How much of this is smoke and glass (no pun intended), is debatable.

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9. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Artificial_stoneArtificial stone - Wikipedia

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   Artificial stone is a name for various synthetic stone products produced from the 18th century onward. Uses include statuary, architectural details, fencing and rails, building construction, civil engineering work, and industrial applications such as grindstones .