Are these stones real?

[kitt]

Hi, this old lady is posting some of jewelry up on our local site. I seen pictures listed of some pearls which from the photo look like they could be real but it's a pic soo.
Then there's this necklace that looks just like my teardrop garnet necklace but have you ever seen stones like this?

 

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[HobbyHuntress]

The picture is a bit small, looks like it's enamel. What description is she giving?

 

[diggummup]

Looks like enamel to me too but they could be bezel set stones of some type. Can't tell with photo, even maxed out.

 

[galenrog]

As has been pointed out countless times on this forum, asking if gemstones are genuine, based solely on posted images, is an exercise in futility. NO ONE here can do it. Take the items in question to a qualified professional for evaluation.

 

[mcl]

As has been pointed out countless times on this forum, asking if gemstones are genuine, based solely on posted images, is an exercise in futility. NO ONE here can do it. Take the items in question to a qualified professional for evaluation.

Not expressly true. Allow me to demonstrate.

"Hey T-Net! Are these real rubies?"




Spoiler Alert: they're not, it's from a gumball machine

Which is obviously different than, say:

"Quick question, are these real diamonds?"



Spoiler Alert: fake, costs $55 online from Overstock

Then again, if OP was asking a question like the first one, he/she probably wouldn't need our expert opinions to make the judgment call .