Article: Use a jeweler's magnifying glass, at least 10x magnification, to inspect the sapphire closely. Natural sapphires form with tiny bits of other matter in them, so look for small specks and blemishes. These flaws are a good indication that a sapphire is real. Lab-created (fake) sapphires do not have inclusions of this nature, and some natural sapphires don't have flaws either, but if you find flaws it is real. Take your sapphire and breathe on it to fog it up. Count how long it takes for the fog to start fading and how long until the fog is totally gone. Natural gems should clear up in just one or two seconds, but created sapphires may take closer to five seconds to clear up. Gemologists can examine a sapphire and determine what kind of gem it is. They will give you a report on what they decide about the sapphire once they have analyzed it. They can tell you if it is natural or synthetic, treated or not, as well as many other attributes. Once the gemologists have fully examined the gem, they will give you an official statement. If you have an old family sapphire that you are sure is natural and valuable, it is good to have it certified to ensure that you get the best value if you sell it. A certified sapphire will be easier to sell for a good price.
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Look for flaws and inclusions. Perform the breath test. Get your sapphire certified.
Article: To do so, double-click on the blue app icon that contains the letters "Ps," click on File in the menu bar at the top of the screen, click on Open... and select the image. Original images with higher contrasts allow for a more realistic sketch effect.
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Open an image in Photoshop. Click on Layers in the menu bar. Click on Duplicate Layer in the drop-down and click on OK.
Article: Put up a doorbell, attach numbers to your door if you like. Put a potted plant outside your door or a chair if you prefer. Many actual apartments have plants or chairs by their front doors. You can even use a painted cardboard box. Someone might want to write a letter to you in your room that looks like a an apartment.
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Pretend your bedroom door is the front door of your apartment. Add decoration outside your door. Add a little mailbox for letters.